Launched by C.J. Anderson-Wu, a writer from Taiwan, this global video project about issues of human rights in literature is calling for writers all over the world to participate. Initiated when most of the countries had to lock down their borders due to the outbreak of Covid-19, all travels, readings, speeches and book festivals postponed… Read more »
There’s no shortage of people who are tired of a normal, boring life, where next to nothing exciting happens day-after-day. U.S. Veteran and Independent author Frank S. Dillon understands this deeply, having “been there, done that” and broke free to the other side. Dillon shares his experiences and ideas in a unique novel on the… Read more »
The Steel dossier enumerated a long list of shocking allegations, including cooperation between the presidential campaign and Russia and various other accounts. One author has set out to open eyes regarding one of the most little talked about yet most surprising allegation that was listed in the Steel dossier. ‘The Art of the Leak’ has… Read more »
The University of Lynchburg has selected Akademos as its online bookstore provider to help students obtain significant savings on course materials. A nationally recognized private university with more than 3,000 students and 24,000 alumni around the world, Lynchburg’s mission to prepare students for engagement in a global society and for effective leadership in the civic,… Read more »
Almost overnight, the familiar traditions of worship on which the faithful depend have been completely upended by the global pandemic. As businesses slowly reopen, places of worship must make decisions about reemergence. Many churches, mosques and synagogues across the country, closed for physical worship for nearly two months, are contemplating what’s next. And just like… Read more »
