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Client Success: Laura Cadenhead Pens Delightful Tales of Rescue Pets in “Hollyhood Critters”
“New projects usually excite me, but my biggest surprise while writing Hollyhood Critters was my complete lack of confidence,” admitted first-time author Laura Jane Cadenhead. “I felt vulnerable, so I’d quit, but the fictional critters and their made-up stories never left me alone. They haunted me, lashing out with complaints about my slothfulness, avoidance, and…
Read MoreClient Success: Sheri Roddy’s Memoir of Resilience and Love, “My Son’s Detour To Healthy”
“When we moved to Boston in January 2014 so my son could receive his kidney transplant, I started a blog to keep our friends and family informed back home in New Jersey,” shares author Sheri Roddy. “That’s when I discovered my love of writing which led to my first book.” Rootin’ For Red: My Son’s…
Read MoreChapter 1 of “Writing Spirit: Journaling for Creativity and Personal Growth”
1 Writing Illumination My desire is all I need to enliven my innate creativity and nurture my spirited journaling. And so I write. A Lamp for the Light Inhaling deeply as I pulled my fingers from the home keys, I sat back and sighed. “Wow,” I whispered, feeling my cheeks rise, pulling the…
Read MoreClient Success: Joey Heiberg, a.k.a. dolly mama, Tells All in Memoir “Between Men-O-Pause and Dead”
“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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