Explore a fictional disaster in Louisiana, Orson Welles' radio broadcast, and inspiring memoirs by inventors and public servants.

JoAnn Grace's children's book is a soothing bedtime favorite, praised for its calming rhythm and engaging imagery. Available in print and digital formats.

Dr. Judith A. Swack discusses how trauma imprints in the body can hinder progress despite self-care efforts, emphasizing her holistic approach to clearing trauma.

Matthew Linehan shares his journey from addiction to freedom in his debut book, offering hope and healing through seven keys and biblical principles.

Dr. Sam Adeyemi explores breaking the cycle of poverty mindset while Alex Snider advocates for slowing down in a fast-paced world, offering practical strategies in their respective books.

"Living Above the Chaos" by Dr. Owen Thomas Ashton is a self-development book offering practical guidance on peak performance and self-mastery in today's turbulent world. Meanwhile, Eric Madeen's literary fiction, "Water Drumming In the Soul," follows a Peace Corps volunteer's cultural challenges and love affair in equatorial Africa, available for free download on Amazon from August 31 to September 2, 2026.

Ali Zokaee impresses at Indigo with numerous book signings, Kathleen Whitham's family-focused stories inspire conversation, and Elizabeth Grace Harris offers comfort with "Letters to Heaven."

Bestselling author Jody Sharpe shares a real-life angel encounter and releases the audiobook version of 20 Moon Road. Submit your own angel stories for a chance to be featured on her website.

James Anderson of Better Everyday Athletics creates personalized fitness programs focusing on abilities, needs, and independence. Visit mybettereveryday.org.

Author Fred Gutierrez's new book delves into the decline of objective media, rise of socialism, and the need for civic responsibility to protect democracy.