Writer's Voices

“I have always been fascinated by Shakespeare. I have always been fascinated by the idea of what happened to Ariel, this all powerful spirit that has been released into the world ( Shakespeare’s play The Tempest)” Pat McKee talks about his new novel – Ariel’s Island .”If we could recognize it and agree upon it,

I tried to catch and hold his gaze while I told him I loved him. I realize now that there are sorrows that cannot be conveyed.; wounds with which you learn to live, but never completely heal.

This book is the story of two courageous women who proved that yes; one person truly can change the world.

We all have at least two families; the one we came from and the one we create, both with joys and sorrows.

When we were young our parents somehow made it clear that being famous was good; and I mistakenly thought that if I was famous everyone would love me.

A total acceptance of yourself brings about a total transcendence of yourself.

Story has the power to transform lives and shape our world. The world needs your story ans your unique way of presenting it. Story has chosen you, to share the laughter, the inspiration, the enjoyment and the message, that only you can give. Go forth and be glorious.

“We are an impossibility in an impossible universe.”

“You have to do a lot of things to help a child get better.” Christina Adams talks about her book, her son’s autism, and camel milk in – Camel Crazy, A quest for miracles in the mysterious world of camels. “I knew …I just had this passion…it was just something I had to do. ”

If you change one person, you’ve changed the world.

Man plans, God laughs.

The whole world is one town.