Jim Williams – A Message to the Children
Who wouldn’t want to leave a lasting impression to children and grandchildren? There are a lot of stories to tell and share about youth, upbringing, neighborhood, school, and how you… Read more »
Tag: memoir
Mike Savage – A Prisoner’s Perspective: The Redemption of a Criminal Mastermind
On a Saturday night in July 1991 Michael (Mike) Savage was arrested, handcuffed and deported to a city jail, while his wife was left clueless. Illegal investment schemes that Mike… Read more »
Ari Schneider – Shaded by Stone
Climbing mountains is Ari Schneider’s passion. For some reason, rock climbing didn’t make it between businessman and engineering on the list of available jobs at his university’s career fair. For… Read more »
Patrick Burns – Far Away And Further Back
In Far Away And Further Back, corporate nomad Patrick Burns shares his retrospective of four decades of traveling, jobs, meetings with unexpected people, and exotic places he visited. Short stories that… Read more »
Theodor Kallifatides – Another Life: On Memory, Language, Love, and the Passage of Time
Theodor Kallifatides, a Greek immigrant who became a top-notch writer in Sweden suffers from a writer’s block. “Nobody should write after the age of seventy-five,” a friend recommends. Should you really… Read more »