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Exploring the Artistic and Environmental World of Korynn Newville
Korynn Newville, a multi-talented artist, designer, and environmental activist, has recently taken the literary world by storm with the release of her captivating book, Indiscernible Elements: Calcium. As an architectural designer and aspiring licensed architect, Newville brings a unique perspective to her work, combining her love for sustainable building practices, artwork, and the environment. Newville’s […]
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The Book Series to Read by Mark J. Rose
Mark J. Rose’s, Matt Miller in the Colonies series is a must-read for fans of time travel and historical fiction. With the recent release of the fourth book, The Architect, now is the perfect time to dive into this captivating series. The series follows the story of 21st-century scientist Matt Miller, who finds himself stranded […]
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A Sustainable Holiday Season: Tips to Make Your New Year Merry and Healthy from Author Stuart Waldner
Becoming plant-based is so powerful because animal agriculture is resource intensive and contributes greatly to climate change.
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From the Potato to Star Trek and Beyond: Memoirs of a Rocket Scientist by Chester L. Richards: Living Life to the Fullest
Memoirs, like biographies, are useful to look back at one’s life or to discover someone else’s path. From the first pages of his memoir, former aerospace engineer Chester L. Richards shares an advice he tried to follow all his life: to “pursue a richness of experience.” (p. 7) Thus, in From the Potato to Star […]
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Join Protagonist Catalina Delgado on a New Adventure in Laurel Anne Hill’s New Book Plague of Flies: Revolt of the Spirits, 1846
Plague of Flies: Revolt of the Spirits 1846, the highly anticipated new book from Laurel Anne Hill is here! Plague of Flies is a historical fantasy for young adults set in 1800’s Alta California. Plague of Flies is a story of a young Mexican girl who defends her family and her country with the help […]
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Breaking into the World of Real Estate Rezoning
Read about who you need to connect with in Million Dollar Miracle In Million Dollar Miracle, Michael E. Bash tells the story of how he profited a million dollars off real estate rezoning, which he discovered to be relatively low in risk contrary to popular belief. With the help of Bash, you too can make connections […]
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Is it Human Nature to Take the Easiest Path? ‘418: I Am a Teapot’ Explores the Question
In Edgar Scott’s new dystopian novel “418: I Am a Teapot,” we find ourselves in the near future. The economy is wildly split between the haves or have nots, with a wide gap in between. People are given the option to live within a completely virtual world, traveling, creating families, doing drugs and living a […]
Read MoreThe Moonlighting Curse… Debunked
According to Urban Dictionary, “moonlighting curse” refers to when the will-they-won’t-they couple on a TV show finally gets together… and it ruins the show. Despite all the fond memories of Moonlighting, there are still many negative feelings lingering behind. Some fans blame the romance between the lead characters, and some blame the writers, but Scott […]
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How Hybrid Timber Framing Adds Luxury and Personality to Your Home
Expert Advice from the Hybrid Timber Framing Authority, Bert Sarkkinen from Arrow Timber Hybrid timber framing is a stylish, unique, and fashionable choice for many homeowners and builders. It adds a flair of individuality to living spaces and is high on the list for those wanting to express their individual personality in their home. If […]
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From Food to Fiction: David Ruggerio
David Ruggerio’s life story could easily be turned into an Oscar-nominated movie. The whole world got to know him as the “Super Chef” and a charismatic TV personality. Yet only those close to him knew about his lifelong passion for literature and writing. Through thick and thin, books were trusted companions for the Brooklyn native. […]
Read MoreThe Wedding Countdown – A 7 Day Checklist
Its the week before your wedding. Congrats! Only seven days until you take your vows, but it seems as if you have endless details to check off your list to ensure that nothing is overlooked. Time to doublecheck all those final countdown details, and here is a handy checklist, to make that task a little […]
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