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Kansas Public Radio Interview with Matt Geiger

On this edition of Conversations, Matt Geiger joins us to talk about the collection of humorous yet emotionally powerful stories and essays you’ll find in his latest book, Astonishing Tales! (Your Astonishment May Vary).Geiger is an award winning essayist and journalist, who is frequently heard on public radio.

November 26, 2018

“The Mystic Chaplain: My Story” by Kathy Collins is Best Book Awards Winner

St. Martin's Press, Penguin/Random House, Simon and Schuster, Berkley, New World Library, Hay House, Llewellyn Worldwide, Taschen, New World Library, Palgrave Macmillan, Rowman & Littlefield and hundreds of Independent Houses contribute to this year’s Outstanding Competition!

November 20, 2018

Midwestern doctor shares ways to thrive with Type 2 Diabetes

“Being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes is an invitation to adopting a healthy lifestyle,” says Dr. Eno. “It is possible to thrive despite being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and not just focus on the complications.”

November 14, 2018

Surmounting life’s challenges

“No matter what mountain you face, whether it’s cancer or something else, there’s always hope,” Cockerel says. “Life is a series of choices. How we choose to react or respond to life’s events can make all the difference.”

November 12, 2018

Author Rex Owens’ Novels Bring Irish Stories to Life

Active Living for Savvy Seniors

BY SHARYN ALDEN
SPECIAL TO ACTIVE LIVING

As a history buff and storyteller, author Rex Owens weaves together fictional stories around actual events in Northern Ireland. His “Irish Troubles Series’ includes his latest book, Dead Reckoning, and his previous books, Murphy’s Troubles and Out of Darkness.… Read the rest

November 12, 2018

“Happiness is Homemade in Door County”

Recipe Featured in Karen's cookbook - "Happiness is Homemade in Door County."

November 1, 2018

Stingl: Transgender author shares her story and joins the effort to preserve her civil rights

"They can say I don't exist. That's what this whole thing is about," Ernst told me when I visited her Wauwatosa home on Monday. "It's horrible. It takes the human dignity away from 1.4 million Americans for no good reason."

October 30, 2018

Milwaukee Pride announces its 2018 BeOUT Award Winners

Milwaukee Pride, Inc. is excited to honor the winners of this year’s BeOUT Awards for LGBTQ Visibility, including author Carla Anne Ernst.

October 12, 2018

Put It In The Blender!

Why would any of us complain about our own circumstances or why would we limit our thinking or joy for life when we realize that each of us has our own obstacles and our own journey?

September 27, 2018

Beloit native’s book about making students comfortable for learning

Ezi Adesi knows the way to connect with his adult students is to reach them where they are at. He walks their neighborhoods, visits their bus stops and grocery stores and isn't afraid to show his softer side.

September 26, 2018

Author pens book on family mystery

Haunted by my aunt’s death in a northern Wisconsin tavern when I was 12, I eventually embarked on a decades-long search combining journalistic inquiry and genealogy with hypnosis and alternative tools.

September 23, 2018

Hospital Chaplain Writes About Her Healing Journey, & Connecting with Naperville Artist

By Sharyn Alden
The Chicago Tribune

Life Lessons from the Heart–
In Her New Memoir The Mystic Chaplain -My Story, Wisconsin Author Kathy Collins, Cancer Survivor, and Hospital Chaplain Writes About Her Experiences with Healing & Happiness by Connecting with Renowned Naperville Artist, Joanne Koenig-Macko.… Read the rest

September 21, 2018

Ezi Adesi on Talk of the Town

Ezi Adesi, author of 12 Methods to Make Your ABE Students Comfortable—Even Before the Learning Starts appeared on Talk of the Town, WI57, on Sept 11th, 2o18. Watch the segment here:

September 17, 2018

5 Star Review for “Astonishing Tales!”

Matt Geiger’s collection of humorous essays and stories managed to keep my astonishment at a fairly high and consistent level.

September 13, 2018

Readers’ Favorite Review: Healthcare 911

Healthcare 911 by Bhupendra O. Khatri MD, FAAN provides a unique glimpse into the US healthcare system and the damage caused to patients and doctors alike.

September 4, 2018

Author to discuss transgender experience

For years, Ernst tried to suppress her feelings and conform to a gender she did not believe she was. “I’ve known my whole life,” Ernst said. “It just took a long time to getting here.”

August 23, 2018

“Hot Chocolate Happiness” Mini-Critique

Book Critique created by Readers' Favorite for "Hot Chocolate Happiness: Happy Cuz I Said So" by Jeoffrey R. Hutcherson

August 13, 2018

Rex Owens Discuses “Elsie’s Story: Chasing a Family Mystery” on 103.5 FM The Sun

Author Rex Owens discussed his book Elsie’s Story: Chasing a Family Mystery with mystery blogger Doris Green. The show aired on “My World and Welcome to It,” Sun Prairie Community Radio 103.5 FM The Sun at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 31.

August 3, 2018

Gingold, survivor of the Shoah by tunnel, dies at 84

Sam Gingold, a Holocaust survivor who made an underground escape to raise a family on the West Side and Glendale, died July 14, 2018. He was 84. Gingold, of Shorewood, was the subject of “Tunnel, Smuggle, Collect: A Holocaust Boy,” a book by his son Jeffrey N. Gingold.

July 30, 2018

“Glorious” Book Launch August 1st

Marshall Cook has created a glorious cast of characters inhabiting a small Wisconsin town, from the joke-cracking radio DJ to the married owners of a diner. Beneath the surface of a town known for its Polar Plunge and Cow Chip Toss.

July 11, 2018

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