Congratulations to Wheatmark author L. M. Coppa for earning the Literary Titan Gold Book Award for July 2023 with her book The Shady Oaks Division.
You can check out her author interview with Literary Titan here.
To learn more about L. M. Coppa and her book, check out her website!
Congrats, again, on the recognition for The Shady Oaks Division as well as the great interview!
A charming memoir by entomologist and writer Elizabeth Bernays, Across the Divide: The Strangest Love Affair explores new forms of love later in life. Joyful, but also profound and reflective, the book is an enchanting and memorable read that mixes levity with deep emotion.
Another great review for Across the Divide has been released, this time in the Self-Publishing Review.
You can read the full review here.
If you’d like to learn more about Elizabeth Bernays and her memoir, you can check out her website and Facebook page.
Congratulations, Liz, on another lovely review!
Congratulations to Wheatmark author Jenifer Ratliff, whose book, Sam, Sara, and the Red Ball, was recently named a finalist in the 17th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards!
To learn more about Jenifer and her book, you can check out her website at JeniferRatliff.com.
Congrats again, Jenifer, for the well-deserved recognition!
Across the Divide: The Strangest Love Affair by Elizabeth Bernays was recently reviewed by Kirkus Reviews!
Here’s a snippet:
Through it all, Bernays remains refreshingly candid about the human condition—about the nuances of what makes one feel valued as an individual, whether it’s through talent or experience. Fans of slow-burn love stories will also enjoy following the couple’s increasing emotional and physical intimacy.
A touching remembrance about two people who went through a lot to find each other.
You can check out the full review here.
If you’d like to learn more about the author and her book, you can check out her website and Facebook page.
Congratulations, Liz!
Wheatmark author Gin Hammond and her book, Returning the Bones, were recently the subject of an article in The Seattle Times.
In her interview with reporter Jordan Snowden, Gin discusses her play, which her book is based on, as well as the themes and history behind the story.
Congratulations, Gin, on the wonderful interview!
You can learn more about Returning the Bones, both the play and the book, at ReturningtheBones.com.
Wheatmark author Kenneth Ring and his book, A Near-Death Researcher’s Notebook: What I Have Learned About Dying, Death, and the Afterlife, were recently the subject of an article in the Marin Independent Journal and San Jose’s The Mercury News.
In the interview, Ken discusses his research on Near-Death Experiences, or NDEs, with Lifestyles Editor Vicki Larson.
Congratulations, Ken, on the well-deserved interview!
You can learn more about Ken and his books on his blog.
“This book was a joy to experience; I predict others will enjoy reading it.”
—Suzie Housley
Across the Divide: The Strangest Love Affair by Elizabeth Bernays was featured in June’s edition of the Midwest Book Review.
It was reviewed by Senior Reviewer Suzie Housley and can be found under her section here.
You can learn more about Elizabeth and her books on her website or Facebook page.
Congratulations, Liz, on another positive review!
Congratulations to Wheatmark author Duke Southard!
His novel, Tainted Justice, was named a finalist in the 2023 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.
You can find his book listed under the category “African American (Fiction)” here.
Furthermore, you can check out Duke’s website and his other books here.
Congrats again, Duke!
Congratulations to Wheatmark author Elizabeth Bernays for the great review of her memoir Across the Divide: The Strangest Love Affair on BookLife!
BookLife is a website from Publishers Weekly dedicated to indie authors. Publishers Weekly is an international news website that covers book publishing and bookselling.
You can learn more about Elizabeth and her book on her website.
Congrats again, Elizabeth!
Lou Conter, subject and co-author of The Lou Conter Story: From USS Arizona Survivor to Unsung American Hero, was recently the subject of an article in The Wall Street Journal.
Lou talked about his experience on the USS Arizona in the 1941 bombing at Pearl Harbor, as well as how he connected with other survivors later in life.
He is the last known survivor from the USS Arizona.
Congratulations, Lou, for your interview in The Wall Street Journal.