“Choose Your Friends, Choose Your Life” reads as if you are sitting down at Preston’s favorite Italian restaurant, conversing about the direction life has taken him, beginning from birth to starting over again in his 70s. … More “Choose Your Friends, Choose Your Life” by Debbie Mancuso and Preston Young
Nowick Gray has written a memoir that only a special generation can appreciate. He has entitled the book “My Generation,” which is fitting. He was born into what today we call the baby boom. This was the time after WWII when all the men came home, and a population increase was underway. The world had changed, and the baby boomers became a generation that embraced a life starkly different than what their parents had imagined. … More “My Generation: A Memoir of the Baby Boom” by Nowick Gray
“Growing Up Disc Golf” is a revealing story that reads as a memoir but seems to be so much more. It is part biography, part memoir, part confessional, part sports story and consistently a fun read. … More “Scott Stokely – Growing Up Disc Golf” by Scott Stokely and Aaron Rath
In “Lamlash Street,” J.M. Phillips has given us a story of a time often forgotten in history. After WWII, life was not the same. People did not go back to their daily lives once the war was over. Many had to rebuild, and soldiers had to find jobs. Phillips explains this by telling us her story. … More “Lamlash Street” by J.M. Phillips
Vandee Crane’s memoir, “My Body, My Soul: One Woman’s Journey to Reclaim Both,” is a raw and unapologetic account of her tragic childhood, and how those horrible experiences led her to be the loving person she is today. Trigger Warning: the content may be upsetting to some readers. … More “My Body My Soul” by Vandee Crane
Branitz’s story touches on so many different hardships of life: drugs, mental health, physical health, death, love. Branitz is honest with his feelings towards his family, friends, and random events. He doesn’t try to give an opinion on how others felt about each other….just how he dealt with it all. Some things he dealt with better than others. … More “The Trouble with Kim” by Seth David Branitz
“My Adventure” takes an inside look at how one individual fought with a debilitating illness and won after several years. … More “My Adventure: An Encounter with Life” by William Millard
“More Confessions of a Trauma Junkie” by Sherry Jones Mayo is an incredibly thoughtful, eloquent, and revealing life documentation of how emergency service personnel do what they do, their highs and lows. … More “More Confessions of a Trauma Junkie” by Sherry Jones Mayo
“The Memorandum” features the legal side of one of the legal battles General Motors (GM) faced for one of the tragic events that happened with some of their vehicles. It starts off with showing what happened to the Murphy family and ends with the conclusion of their lawsuit against General Motors. In between, it shows what lawyer Robert W. Kelley faced, both in his personal life and in the legal system. A truly tragic story ending with some justice. … More “The Memorandum: A True Story of Justice Forged from Fire” by Robert W. Kelley
“The Whistleblower’s Tune” is Hugh Giblin’s memoir on the experience of whistleblowing that will keep you up at night! … More “The Whistleblower’s Tune” by Hugh Giblin
