Ana Miranda, author of Phonedemic, discusses her inspiration behind the book, the impact it's having on readers, and her vision for promoting face-to-face interaction. Miranda shares her personal journey with addiction, emphasizing the need for real human connection and hoping to inspire meaningful change by highlighting the dangers of excessive screen time. She plans to continue advocating for intentional living and is considering a follow-up book with practical advice, stressing the importance of prioritizing real relationships over digital distractions. To learn more, visit the Phonedemic website.

Divine Mercy University Press introduces a condensed version of a comprehensive framework for mental health practice by Paul C. Vitz, while Jay Shah's 'Marigold Way' offers a roadmap for creating a meaningful future through business ownership, sharing strategies for success and purpose-driven entrepreneurship. Both books aim to educate, inspire, and empower readers in their respective fields.

Kathryn Kavicky's novel Yellow Bird shines with emotional honesty and luminous prose, telling a story of resilience and self-acceptance. After making a splash in Times Square, Kavicky's presence on the iconic billboard marks a milestone in her writing career, establishing her as a powerful new voice in fiction. Available in print and digital formats, Yellow Bird offers readers a tale of hope and second chances. Visit Kathryn Kavicky's website or contact Franklin Publishers for review copies and interviews.

"Barbara's Desert Café" by Kevin T. Jones takes readers on a Western adventure filled with mystery and cultural exploration in Lost Valley, Utah. Meanwhile, Jorin Scott has launched Lifetrek Momentum™, a coaching experience aimed at helping individuals conquer procrastination and achieve their goals, along with releasing four books exploring themes of heroism and faith.

Al Perry's upcoming book, 'Fractured to Freedom', presents a unique approach to personal healing and true independence by blending Taoist wisdom with modern practices. Through nine sections, the book provides journal prompts and exercises for readers to actively engage in their healing journey. Perry's message offers hope and practical tools in a society plagued by pain, urging individuals to prioritize internal well-being over external achievements. By sharing his own journey, Perry inspires readers to seek freedom within themselves and emphasizes the importance of healing internal fractures for true independence.

Al Perry's new book challenges the traditional notion of independence by emphasizing personal healing and liberation. Structured into nine sections, the book combines Taoist wisdom with practical exercises to guide readers on a comprehensive healing journey. Through sharing his own transformation, Perry encourages self-responsibility and active participation in the healing process, offering tools for meditation, nutrition, and sleep hygiene. 'Fractured to Freedom' celebrates personal liberation and reminds readers that healing is the foundation of true independence and well-being.

Award-winning author Xuemo delivered an academic lecture in Spain, highlighting the importance of Chinese faith and calling for a culture of peace through literature. His emphasis on humanistic values and idealism resonated deeply with the audience, sparking renewed purpose. Explore Xuemo's work, including his novel Wild Fox Ridge, for a deeper insight into his ideas.

Author Gerard Matthews' upcoming book, "AMERICA... SPELLS... I AM RACE," challenges readers to confront the distorted concept of race in American society. Through a blend of poetry and scholarship, the book delves into identity, power dynamics, and the cultural legacy of systemic bias, aiming to provoke a national conversation on racial equity and liberation. Franklin Publishers is preparing for a wide release, including virtual author events and community readings to engage readers in this crucial dialogue.

Bestselling author Jody Sharpe's latest book 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' wins First Place in the NFPW At-Large Contest, while Rashmi Kumar Shah engages children and families with her mindfulness-focused children's book 'I Found My Piece', reaching #35 on Amazon's Top 100 Paid Books list. Sharpe's books explore themes of angels and self-discovery, while Shah's 'Mindful Storytime Tour' promotes emotional well-being in children through storytelling and creativity. Visit their websites for more inspirational content and upcoming events.

Michael Bennett's book ***Disillusioned Malaise*** contrasts Republican and Democratic leadership, arguing for the benefits of Republican leadership. On the other hand, Frances Fuller's book 'Helping Yourself Grow Old' provides personal insights on aging and the decision to stop driving, offering wisdom and humor for readers of all ages.