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Biography & Memoir

  • Hollywood Factotum

    Celeste Donohue

    When Celeste Donohue moved to Hollywood in 1990 to chase her dream of becoming an entertainer, she never imagined that it would take decades-and 49 day jobs-to find what she was truly searching for. Alongside celebrity encounters and casting calls came financial struggles, emotional chaos, and an endless parade of difficult bosses. In the midst of it all, Celeste began to wonder if the real obstacle was herself. T

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  • The Raven-Haired Girl

    David Palmer Davies

    A record set on the eve of The Great War remains unbeaten to this day. Shaped by mystery, ‎resilience and the quiet strength of family, David Palmer Davies' The Raven-Haired Girl, weaves a ‎tale based on a long-forgotten sporting pioneer, Maud Wensley. Balancing loss and renewal, and ‎set against a backdrop of emotional discovery, the narrative follows Maud through unexpected ‎turns, where the

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  • Invisible Wounds: The Emotional Journey of a Police Officer's Battle with PTSD

    Norm DeVarennes with Dave Ficere

    He wore the red serge with pride, chasing purpose on the front lines of Canadian law enforcement. But behind the badge, something darker began to take hold-silent, creeping, and relentless. This is a gripping journey into the hidden cost of service, where strength is tested beyond the call. A powerful, human story about trauma, resilience, and the fight to stay whole.

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  • Memoir Of A Failed Local Amateur Open Mic Comic

    T. L. Clayton

    Memoir of a Failed Local Amateur Open Mic Comic is a raw, hilarious, and deeply relatable journey into the unpredictable world of stand-up comedy. TL Clayton takes readers behind the mic, chronicling his nerve-wracking debut, the thrill of landing a joke, and the crushing silence when one flops-all while navigating life's chaos outside the spotlight. From sneaking into comedy clubs as a college kid to finally

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  • At Full Moon in Tjideng

    W.A Sorgedrager-Buner

    In, At Full Moon in Tjideng, a mother reflects on the harrowing journey she and her children ‎endured during World War II, as prisoners in a Japanese internment camp. Set in 1941 Jakarta, ‎this powerful memoir recounts their life before the invasion - filled with the warmth of family - ‎and the sudden upheaval when Japanese soldiers occupy their home. Forced to endure ‎separation, los

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  • Remembrances

    CJ Blumenfeld

    C.J. Blumenfeld's short memoir includes a light-hearted, humorous, and captivating euphony of his ‎life's experiences. How people close to him, and those who have been a meaningful part of his life ‎over the years, have shaped the man he is today and each experience has stayed with him, ‎sprouting a new stem in his growing tree of wisdom. ‎ From his formative years in the shadow of h

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  • Choosing Happiness: Amidst the Storms of Life

    Keri Allred

    Is it possible to feel joy during hardship? What about hope and peace when your world appears to ‎be crumbling down? Choosing Happiness Amidst the Storms of Life dives deep into how we handle ‎adversity. Keri shares stories of Jesus that have helped her navigate her personal trials--trials that ‎had the power to break her, but ended up being a positive experience, because of her faith and ‎ability

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  • Monkeys in Aviation

    Tanja Dinessen

    Monkeys in Aviation by Tanja Dinessen follows the ‎remarkable journey of Arve Hakon, a pilot whose life takes ‎off in the late seventies and touches down in the present ‎day. From his early days at flight school to navigating the ‎demanding world of commercial aviation, Arve's career ‎spans decades of change, challenge and triumph. We travel ‎with him through different air

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  • My Life in Higher Education

    Charles DeMotte

    In the memoir, My Life in Higher Education, Charles DeMotte reflects with wit and honesty ‎on his extensive career in academia. Viewing his experiences from different angles, ‎Professor DeMotte brings to light his multi-faceted background as a student, researcher, ‎and teacher. He also comments on changes in the academic environment which he has ‎witnessed over the years, and to its possible direct

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  • Not Just for Fishermen

    Ian Malthouse

    Not just for fishermen is a journal of fishing life that covers other adventures, particularly when ‎young, that often takes the reader away from fishing, into a world of where nothing much no longer exists.‎ ‎ Many anglers will admit to being somewhat obsessive about their pastime, and for most anglers it ‎will be a priority. However, this book shows that even the most dedicat

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  • Smiling on the Inside

    Sarah Akard Wilson, D.D.S

    Who knew a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic would bring a career of over thirty ‎years to an unexpected close? In Smiling on the Inside. Dr. Sarah Akard Wilson ‎invites you into the unpredictable world of dentistry. where each day brings ‎unique challenges. humorous encounters. and heartfelt moments. From eccentric ‎voicemails to navigating the complexities of patient care and confronting

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  • The Dregs of Britain

    R.C Marsh

    In 1966, a young man joins the London fire brigade, diving into a life of ‎bravery, friendship, and adventure. As he faces fierce fires and heroic rescues, ‎he builds lifelong bonds with his fellow firefighters, men he would come to ‎consider family. Outside of the station, he shares life's highs and lows with his ‎wife, Debbie, including unexpected twists, like discovering his mother-in-law, &

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