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The weaving of the author's personal and professional life, along with his assessment of issues in the healthcare system, is masterfully handled in The Healing Connection. With a dry sense of humor which at times will bring you to laughter and at other times to horrified disbelief, Dr. Remignanti tells stories stemming from his 40-year career as a board-certified emergency physician and 50-year experience with a chronic autoimmune disease, inv...

Coloring Life: How Loss Invites Us to Live More Vibrant Lives is Dr. Alise Cortez's newest work on grief, meaning, and resilience. It's first a story, an intimate sharing of her experience of losing her parents and how she struggled to make sense of their death. Reading it is like coming home to an old friend and being wrapped in a hug for solace and comfort. Nestled in that embrace to help you connect and better understand your loss, the book...

The second volume of The Last American Editor invites readers to explore the meaning of life beyond the ordinary. An ode to the community and the love for self-discovery, Ken Tingley's columns possess great value as they captivate the audience's emotions by revisiting stories that are still relevant today. The collection of stories contains powerful testimonies with an honesty that keeps the pages turning and changes minds, hearts, and, perhap...

Are you dreaming of leaving corporate America and becoming an entrepreneur...but have no idea where to begin? It is exciting to chase a dream. But, at the end of the day, if you are going to be successful as an entrepreneur, you need financial literacy. Chasing Dreams provides a simplified, step-by-step introduction to building and utilizing the key financial tools needed by every entrepreneur. Learn to use these tools for improved decision-ma...

The Business of Wellness is a guidebook designed to provide you with essential insights and strategies to excel in the wellness industry. The author invites readers to go on an inner and outer journey to overcome the fear of expressing one's authentic self, demonstrating how his journey can be used as guidance for growing wellness businesses genuinely. Hilbert takes you through a step-by-step process showing you how to focus on what you genuin...

Curated by Alia Luria, award-winning author, this collection celebrates stories which won awards in SOOP's first Annual Short Story Contest. Authors from multiple backgrounds and nations present their literary skills in an anthology diverse in both content and genre. From politics, espionage and civil unrest to aliens and other worlds, from birth to death and the kaleidoscope of human experiences in between, these stories are certain to make y...

Something or Other Publishing is proud to announce the next entry in their renowned anthology series with "Women Write Now: Women in Trauma, " a collection of personal stories of trauma and recovery from women around the world. Curated by Best-selling Author and Editor of SPEAK Magazine Edna J. White, who contributed her own piece "Layers of Me" to the project, "Women Write Now" compiles the experiences of several writers, professors, artists,...

From the opening chapters of the book of Genesis, the Hebrew Bible hints at the challenges that will face our species-- using the tree of the knowledge of good and evil as a symbol for the pitfall of materialism, and the tree of life the station of the Word of God. As we progress through its pages, rich detail is revealed, through its multifaceted allegories, history, hymns and stories, which detail a further succession of Divine Messengers, r...

25 Servings of SOOP Vol. II is a collection of short stories written by 25 authors from several countries. While unthemed, this new collection of short stories and pieces of flash fiction looks to follow the footsteps of our first edition, 25 Servings of SOOP Volume I, that served as a literary wine tasting of up-and-coming talent. The book will provide readers across a broad audience with opportunities to support established authors with whom...

The Last American Editor America's small-town newspapers are having a tough time these days. The old, reliable business model for newspapers - based on print advertising - has died, and so has their presence in many communities. Even those who prevailed shrank their reporting staff by half or even more. Thousands of them have gone out of business during the past 15 years. Ken Tingley's work at the Post-Star in Glens Falls, N.Y. fostered what ...

Living your purpose takes some real effort and is not for the faint of heart. It requires listening for that delicate whisper and heeding the urgent inner calling that directs you, often in the most inconvenient directions. Passionately Striving in Why is a triumphant collection of contributions from 25 women from around the world.

Midwest Road Trip Adventures takes travelers along some of the most storied highways and byways in this unique and spectacular region of the United States. Just a few of the featured destinations include The Great River Road and Route 66, historic lighthouses along the shores of Lake Erie in Ohio and canyons in Kansas. There's so much more to the Midwest than you might have imagined, so let our authors guide you on your journey through America...

The search for the Promised One takes dramatic turns as our spiritual explorers head eastward beyond the Holy Land. They had discovered surprisingly parallel prophecies from Christian, Jewish and Muslim sources all pointing to the same time, and all pointing eastward. They set out to find answers from a famed teacher of Karbila, as well as searching at the tombs of the Wise Men of the East and of the Biblical prophet Daniel-both in Persia. Wit...

From the opening chapters of the book of Genesis, the Hebrew Bible hints at the challenges that will face our species-- using the tree of the knowledge of good and evil as a symbol for the pitfall of materialism, and the tree of life the station of the Word of God. As we progress through its pages, rich detail is revealed, through its multifaceted allegories, history, hymns and stories, which detail a further succession of Divine Messengers, r...

Elizabeth is a five-year-old girl who loves all the stories, especially the frog poem that Mother reads to the children. Elizabeth dreams of the day she can go to school near her house and read, read, read! When school starts in the fall, Elizabeth is determined to join the other first graders even though she isn't old enough. Elizabeth has a meeting with the principal. What will she say? What will happen? And why does the principal call her "...

Mark Twain, one of America's greatest literary treasures, once said, "I apologize for such a long letter - I didn't have time to write a short one."It takes great skill to tell a story in a way that captures all of the important details while cutting out the fluff. When we discuss our anthology series with authors, many are taken aback by our maximum allowed word count-2, 000 precious words. And yet, we've found this call to ration words, to d...

When Randy Carruth starts a new life with his sister, mother, and new husband, he never anticipates that this new life could dangerous and even deadly. Cast Iron explores what happens to a young man lost in the prison system and lost in the world on a journey of forgiveness. Cast Iron is the story of Randy Carruth who discovers that his new step-father is not what he seems. He tolerates it for a time believing that he can do nothing. One day,...

America was ablaze with millennial anticipation in 1844. Reflecting upon Scriptural prophecy, signs in the heavens, and the gospel of the kingdom having been preached to all nations, religious leaders expected Christ's return was imminent. Hundreds of thousands of laypeople also looked to the skies in joyous anticipation -- or dread. Clearly, their expectations were not fulfilled, were these wrong, or simply misunderstood? In Perth Amboy, Ne...

What the Hell is Going On? is an essay collection to help you understand the world around us. Politics, the media, and even the environment are increasingly difficult places. Humanity is facing some big problems but the reality is that some of these problems aren't new. Everyone is living in a story that started 40 years ago and that story is reaching its zenith. Don't get triggered again or endure another tweet without getting the whole story...

Author Jon Michael Lawrence and celebrated illustrator David Harston team up to tell the story of Yesu the lamb, who lives on a farm with his friends. Unfortunately, every year the farmer chooses one of the animals for the family to eat for Christmas. This year is different from the others because this is the year Yesu shows everyone what true love looks like.Parents and teachers alike are grateful to have such a beautifully illustrated childr...