Creative Non-Fiction

Do I really need to read this book? Yes, if you have ever been cheated on Yes, if you are angry or bitter over a failed relationship Yes, if you committed adultery Yes, if you are broken hearted Yes, if you want to stop hurting Yes, if you betrayed someone you love Yes, if you want to move forward Yes, if your world is falling apart Yes, if you want to help or be helped Yes, if you want to laugh again Yes, if you want to balance your feelings against someone else’s If you want to get better, do better, or be better... you need to read this book!

Natural curiosity may have compelled you to seek answers about your own existence, and how to move forward when the scars of your own tragedies may be holding you back. We are all given opportunities to demonstrate courage, and are often held back by fear as we seek to answer, "What next as I explore my true sense of self?" From overcoming unbeatable odds to surviving complex loss, this book will take you on a journey as you strive to understand the meaning behind your own tragedies, and how to move forward from them. Through the stories of others, we can tap into our innate courage and discover that love and loss is a life-long process of beautiful change.

Poetry. A personal perspective of one individual's battle with drug and alcohol addiction. Taking place in the 2000s, traveling the country while trying to escape the familiarity of the drug scene, the poet opens his soul and his notepad to journal the journey down a strange path towards recovery. One individual's fall from grace while battling addiction, withdrawal, relapse, and pulling away from society as a whole. Strong language and individual unconformist thought have been poured into the writing of this book, may contain ideas not similar to another's, read and enjoy with an open mind. No dictionary needed.

Living life and understanding the world through the eyes of a depressed mind. Discovering old things in a new way. Fearing only that you may never find your truth, and not being fearful of what truth you may find. Seeing light in the darkest of places, and then turning the light up for others to see. Opening one’s mind to all that is real, and making your decision based on facts and not the words of others. Learning from the past to set a new course to your future. Doing the hard things because you know it is the right thing to do even when it makes you unpopular. Perhaps if Evel Knievel, Elvis Presley, and Buzz Aldrin were doing the “in thing,” instead of “their thing” they may not ...

Memes for your everyday reader

My life didn't start out the greatest in the beginning but with the will to want more and most importantly God, things really can change. No one saw me becoming the man that I've become to be but yet here I am. This is not to glorify street life or anything negative, I'm simply telling my life as it happened and as I recall it. From a guy who was told I was unapproachable to a guy people love to be around today. I'm just happy the past is the past and AT LAST I ARRIVED.

What do you do when the economy tanks and brings everything else crashing down with it? You grab the last few dollars to your name, pack your bags, and head out on a round-the-world adventure! In this tell-all book, Liz shares how she began her own round-the-world travels starting with just $30 in her pocket. From her background in the hospitality and timeshare industry, her own experience traveling through almost 30 countries, and tips she picked up from other travelers she met along the way, she shares valuable tips on: Traveling on any Budget Ways to travel for FREE How to make money or find work abroad Simplifying your life Solo Travel and Safety Tips Ideas on Long Te ...

The real life struggles of one professor, setting himself apart and climbing the career ladder, accidentally stumbles onto the problem of our time. The realization of the human robot cycle and the rise of technomoderation define the beginnings of his personal brand creation. Join Dr. Almeida on his journey through the field of academia, the creation of the human robot cycle and the rise of technomoderation.

As an independent, driven Social Services Director, Cassandra Taylor had no time or interest in love. Been there and done that. She'd endured enough heart ache to last a lifetime. As far as Cassandra was concerned, love was just as far fetched as a soap opera, until one Saturday afternoon... Self proclaimed Workaholic and Architect, Jeffrey Davis, seemed to have it all and he did, except for one thing. He'd never admit to anyone else but the bachelor life wasn't the life after all. What could he do? Feeling stuck in his rut, he did what he did best, work. Business waited for no one, not even on a Saturday. It was just another day until....

It’s as simple as this, you have two options when given a second chance at life, do what you do best, and live your life only to let a substance kill you, or make that CHANGE. We do not all have to fall victim to this disease. We do recover.