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Your Philosophy Minute: There Is No Path Not Taken 0
- BOOKS & HISTORY, BOOKS & MYSTERY, VIDEOS
- July 19, 2017
Editor’s Note: The Irrationalist: The Tragic Murder of René Descartes by Andrew Pessin is now available here. Ours is a life that is entirely out of our control. Lots of things determine what choices we make: hunches, personality, our beliefs and desires, the laws of nature, etc. And it turns out we don’t control any of
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Made To Break Your Heart Book Launch 0
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- June 22, 2017
Made to Break Your Heart is available at Midtown Scholar and all major online retailers including Open Books Direct. Richard Fellinger launches his debut novel Made to Break Your Heart at Midstate Distillery in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, June 11, 2017. Made to Break Your Heart is a smart, sexy, and funny novel about bad breaks, bad
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Copper Sky Montana Book Launch 0
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- June 20, 2017
Copper Sky is available at Books and Books, Fact & Fiction, and all major online retailers including Open Books Direct. Milana Marsenich launches her debut novel Copper Sky in her home state of Montana May-June 2017. Copper Sky is featured in USA TODAY, Missoulian, and Great Falls Tribune. “A dazzling heartfelt epic of friendship and
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How To Find Your Voice As A Writer 0
- VIDEOS, WRITE
- June 6, 2017
Author Diana Tarant Schmidt gave a list of tips and answered questions about how to find your voice as a writer recently at the Skokie Public Library Author Showcase. Diana Tarant Schmidt’s novel, Remember for Me, is available from Amazon and Open Books Direct.
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Novel Reimagines Outcome Of Alzheimer’s 0
- BOOKS & HEALTH, BOOKS & LIBRARY, INTERVIEWS, VIDEOS
- May 18, 2017
After her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Diana Tarant Schmidt decided to write a novel reimagining the outcome of the disease. She talked about this in more detail and answered questions about her novel Remember for Me recently at the Skokie Public Library Author Showcase. The novel is available from Amazon and Open Books Direct.
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Spoken Word: “Odo Wilhelm” From War Cries 0
- ARTICLES, ESSAYS, POETRY, STORIES, BOOKS & HISTORY, VIDEOS
- April 26, 2017
War Cries is a collection of 99 stories written in poetic form. Each character lived during WWII in Europe. This is the story of Odo Wilhelm, an Aryan German, who explains why those like him despise Jews. He refers to them as “untermenschen” or, “subhumans.” Editor’s Note: Kerry Arquette’s book of poems, War Cries: Unheard
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