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Book Review
by Matt Benzing
Promoting personal resilience and naming grand achievements, "Higher Ground" is the inspiring memoir of a celebrated, beleaguered academic. Former University of California, Davis, chancellor Linda Katehi’s evocative memoir "Higher...
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Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Scott Davis, Author of Surf the Seesaw: Unconventional Essays on Balance, Beauty, and Meaning in Life / It’s lonely out there. All those big questions to answer, the search for meaning a...
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Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews L. Mark Weeks, Author of Bottled Lightning / In our offices, we’re always a bit stunned to come across a great debut novel because we know how difficult it is to assemble the many working...
Book Review
by Matt Benzing
The pithy memoir "College Life of a Retired Senior" is filled with stories from the life of a nontraditional student. Amusing and inspiring, Yvonne Blackwood’s memoir "College Life of a Retired Senior" is about pursuing higher...
Book Review
by Matt Benzing
"To See God" is a moving spiritual novel in which a nun navigates the complications of a possible divine mystery. Through the story of a nun on a mission, Bruce J. Berger’s novel "To See God" explores the mystery and interconnectedness...
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Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Khristin Wierman, Author of Buck’s Pantry / Forget best or worst, a life-threatening crisis has a way of bringing out the essence of a person. Someone may behave in admirable or despicable...
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Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Lisa Goich, Author of A Girl On the Go Guided Journal / It stands to reason that the person you spend the most time with will also be your best friend and favorite person. Of course, that...
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Black music—funk, soul, disco—from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, coupled with the love shared by his parents, set the rhythm and inspiration for this collection, Douglas Manuel’s second after Testify, itself a Benjamin Franklin...
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