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The Brushy Ridge Militia

The Brushy Ridge Militia is about how the intersection of grief and helplessness leads a group of parents to become so enraged after a mass shooting 

Connected TV Chronicles evolving world of connect TV

Connected TVs, also known as smart TVs, have revolutionized the way we consume content, allowing viewers to access a vast array of streaming services and apps right from their living room. With the rise of streaming giants like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, the connected TV market has seen explosive growth in recent years

DAD's Child Custody Action Plan: Insider Secrets to Family Court Success

avid is a dedicated family law attorney with over 25 years of experience advocating for dads in custody and divorce cases. He equips fathers with the legal knowledge and the courtroom skills they need. He can talk about real strategies and give insider tips to men looking to win back their role as a present and powerful father.

Lacy Fewer author Yankeeland

Fiercely independent and passionate, Brigid feels hindered by her family and the strict society of her small Irish town in the early 1900s, Brigid and her cousin Molly, who is more like a sister, dream of a new life in the seemingly unlimited land of opportunity they call Yankeeland-America.

Loodor Tales How the Loodor Tales Series and education platform can be used as a vehicle

Summer Nilsson has spent the past three years speaking to thousands of adolescents across the state of Texas. She uses the Loodor Tales Series and “HOO Are You?” School Tour program as a platform for inviting conversations regarding mental well-being in today’s youth with today’s youth.  Told through the eyes of animals, the Loodor Tales Series engages tween and teen audiences in a fantasy world filled with life lessons designed to overcome self-doubt, offset the effects of social media and cyberbullying, and inspire ways to help others

Thrash Force a debut book for kids ages 8 -12

THRASH FORCE, a debut book for kids ages 8 -12. As a kid, he played many role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons and that helped him become an awesome storyteller. As an adult, he is a proud fantasy nerd and a successful education entrepreneur, creating computer science curriculums for schools in California and across the U.S

Loodor Tales targeting today’s youth with storylines to support mental health

Summer Nilsson has spent the past three years speaking to thousands of adolescents across the state of Texas. She uses the Loodor Tales Series and “HOO Are You?” School Tour program as a platform for inviting conversations regarding mental well-being in today’s youth with today’s youth.  Told through the eyes of animals, the Loodor Tales Series engages tween and teen audiences in a fantasy world filled with life lessons designed to overcome self-doubt, offset the effects of social media and cyberbullying, and inspire ways to help others.

The Young Samaritan by Sky Sprowles

J. Schuyler Sprowles (aka Sky)—a veteran journalist and former LA communications director who’s now making waves in the literary world. His debut novel, The Young Samaritan, takes a mysterious, often-overlooked passage from the Gospel of Mark and turns it into a gripping historical adventure that speaks to faith, self-discovery, and the search to belong—universal themes that resonate with any audience

Hard Rain, the new historical fiction novel set in 1970's Northern Ireland

David Brown, a lifelong military man for the British Army, who received medals from Queen Elizabeth II for his bravery throughout a successful four-decade military career, has not had to fire a shot in many years. But all of the bloody battles fought in his lifetime live in his head, heart, and soul. He brings to life what it really felt like to fight the enemy, even when winning felt like losing. “There’s a heavy price to pay for peace on all sides of a conflict,” says Brown. 

LOVE: The Heroic Stories of Marriage Equality

The chronological presentation of 100 inspiring stories of these dauntless partners up to the strategists of today, recount how they were instrumental in bringing about this basic civil right. Beginning in the pre-1970s era when gay couples were nearly invisible, the story then shifts to the growing activism of the 1980s and 1990s, continues with the landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2015, which granted full marriage equality across the nation, and concludes with an exploration of current issues. These moving profiles, along with archival images, feature couples from major court cases, such as Jim Obergefell and John Arthur