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Writer’s Story

Client Success: Joey Heiberg, a.k.a. dolly mama, Tells All in Memoir “Between Men-O-Pause and Dead”

By Wayne | January 16, 2023 | 0

“When I turned 57, I knew this was the year I would re-birth myself, probably get stuck in the canal for a bit and arrive ass-backwards, but I was coming out and not apologizing for it,” stated author Joey Heiberg. Now, two years later, she’s released her memoir, Between Men-O-Pause and Dead: An Artist’s Hilarious…

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Client Success:  Eileen Cooley Pens “Dating After Widowhood,” sequel to “Newly Widowed, Now Socially Awkward”

By Wayne | November 1, 2022 | 0

“As I made the decision to try to meet a new partner, I quickly realized I lacked experience after so many years of being out of the loop during marriage,” said Eileen Cooley of her new book Dating After Widowhood: Stepping Into New Challenges. “I felt like a fish out of water.” “The idea to…

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Client Success: Bo Bancroft Taps Emotion and Current Events in Fast, Fun Debut Novel

By Wayne | September 27, 2021 | 0

“Make America Beautiful Again came from the convergence of people and issues that irritate me,” admitted first time novelist Bo Bancroft. “They fueled my desire to express my displeasure!  But I didn’t want to be another whining voice, much less a preachy one, about what’s wrong in society.  I think my reader isn’t someone seeking…

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Client Success: Guided by Dad’s Love Letters, Karen Vanderyt Pens “The Dutchman”

By Wayne | November 30, 2020 | 1

“The Dutchman and Portland’s Finest Rose takes place in 1946-49 when young men and women were questioning their roles after WWII ended while endeavoring to make themselves and their country a better place,” shared author Karen J. Vanderyt. “There’s young love, commitment, and hope mixed with uncertainty and death. There’s a drive for college success,…

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