Books
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READER FAVORITE
I AM WE: POEMS
A soulful collection of unstructured, spontaneous poems inspired by a personal mission to find “yoga” or yoking within, in everyday life.
For years, readers have fallen into these pages, again and again, to unearth the many faces, sides, and identities of the Self. We are never just one version of ourselves; there are many parts that make up the unique soul called “you”.
Consider I Am We to be your companion in your journey to live a rich, complex, multifaceted life—in harmony.
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For Travel Lovers
BIG APPLE, BLACK SAND AND THE MIDNIGHT SUN
Lower Manhattan after Hurricane Sandy. Boston, Massachusetts—as the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombings unfold. Heartbreak and hilarity in Hawaii. Adventure in Iceland. And 13,000 miles of stories in between.
Big Apple, Black Sand and the Midnight Sun is a collection of 15 true stories, styled as personal narrative essays, as they were lived by the author.
Join a sojourning 20-something as he tries to find himself, wherever his travels take him, and strives to understand what it means to make life’s journey “the greatest reward”.
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For Writers & Creatives
Before You Quit Writing, Read This!
A collection of 23 stories and strategies from writers, first-time authors, and writing enthusiasts from across the United States and beyond, Before You Quit Writing, Read This! is a motivating resource designed to help keep you writing in defiance of the doubts, struggles, and second-guessing that might befall you on your creative journey.
At any point when you hear that voice in the back of your head that tells you, “Quit, and quit now,” open this book. Because that voice is a liar.
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For the spiritual
GOD WHISPERS ON THE WIND
Dave’s first collection of free-form, spiritually-inspired poetry ventures to explore the invisible forces that connect us to a larger source or Spirit, within, around, and abound.
A collection of 81 poems, these morsels serve as soft reminders that we are all connected to the same source that has brought us here—and, for that matter, to one another.