In 1856, five years before the Civil War, Richard Bryan freed his slaves, educated them, deeded land, and shared profits. At war’s end, Yankees wanted to use his success to promote their own agenda. He refused…and they turned on him.
A fun-read for those attracted to the dark side of human existence!
Ray Kopakowski is a partnership coach, screenwriter, and author.
The story is ground-breaking in opening up an ignored chapter in American history…
Church secretary Abbey Quill finds herself thrust into the world of art theft, animal adoption, and murder…
Available at Amazon, BarnesandNoble, BookLocker, and at many other retailers around the globe! If BookLocker publishes your book, we can feature it in WritersWeekly as well! Gabriella De Conte Thornsen, a young plantation owner from Louisiana, follows her cherished cousin Cardinal Thornsen, to the old continent to pursue an operatic scholarship at the Académie De […]
Our own Brian Whiddon shares his stories from the street to help readers understand the humanity within the hearts of cops.
In parochial school, whenever I’d ask embarrassing questions, the nuns would send me to my seat out in the hall. Soon, the doubter, Thomas, became my favorite disciple. I grew up as an atheist seeking meaning in my life, and life in general…
I had been cooking since college, and had perfected hundreds of recipes over the years. I escaped dorm food when I moved in with two other guys who cooked. Dinners got even better in graduate school. I teamed with a Belgian whose hobby was French cooking, and a Turk who had worked his way through college as a chef at Benihana. After I got marries, and my mother-in-law started asking me for recipes, I knew I had something good going…
Through real (and often humorous) stories, Cindy Keith, RN, BS, CDP teaches family members of dementia patients how to keep their own sanity when their elder seems bent on driving them crazy!
