Songs From Richmond Avenue by Michael Reed, offers an off-kilter, satirical take on big-city misfits, the bars they frequent and the occasional, albeit, misguided quest for something better. For the blurry-eyed denizens of the Relix Club and our narrator, a serially employed journalist with questionable work ethics, whiling away the hours engaged in their two favorite… Read more »
When three of them return home and one remains, the unanswered question of “why” reverberates among them for the rest of their lives. This is more than a story of heroism; it is a story of war and the change it makes in the men who fight it. The three who return home continue their… Read more »
For most of his life, Lester Halley has existed in a haze of isolation and depression. Haunted by a violent and sorrowful past, and finally having reached the precipice of his ability to cope with living, he leaves the States and finds himself in an historic English small town called Margaret’s Mourning, a place as… Read more »
The FIFTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL Beverly Hills Book Awards® recognized The Lobby by Randi M Sherman two categories, Humor and General Fiction as a finalist. The competition is judged by experts from all aspects of the book industry, including publishers, writers, editors, book cover designers and professional copywriters. They select award winners and finalists based on… Read more »
Detroit resident Pamela Hilliard Owens made a popular presentation on “Working with Self-Publishing Authors: Best Practices” at “Be a Better Freelancer® – Profiting in Publishing,” the 11th annual Communication Central conference for aspiring and established freelance writers, editors, proofreaders, indexers, graphic artists and more, held October 28–29, 2016, in Rochester, NY. “Pamela Hilliard Owens’ take on this… Read more »
