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Me and My Shadow
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Me and My Shadow by John Walker Pattison is a deeply personal account of his lifelong journey with cancer, exploring his roles as a patient, father, and nurse. Pattison opens his story with a childhood overshadowed by a cancer diagnosis, a fact kept hidden by his parents. This narrative takes us through the complexities of his treatment, its enduring physical and psychological impacts, and the isolation from normal childhood experiences.
Pattison’s story extends beyond his own battle with the disease. As a father, he recounts the heart-wrenching experience of supporting his daughter through her own cancer treatment, a chapter that lends a poignant depth to his narrative. His dual perspective as both patient and caregiver enriches the book, culminating in his decision to become a nurse. Here, Pattison’s personal insights blend with professional care, offering a unique view into the world of healthcare.
The book does more than just shed light on the cancer experience. It delves into the broader tapestry of Pattison’s life, including his exploration of Native American cultures, a vibrant childhood, a passion for rock music, and reflections on a challenging marriage. These varied experiences contribute to the richness of the memoir, painting a fuller picture of the author beyond his identity as a cancer survivor. This book resonates with authenticity and understanding for those touched by cancer, whether personally or through a loved one. Healthcare professionals, too, may find valuable lessons in Pattison’s insights on patient care. The book weaves together heartfelt stories and reflections, revealing life’s unpredictability and the importance of resilience.
Pattison’s narrative is more than a memoir; it is a testament to the enduring human spirit in the face of adversity. His candid reflections and thoughtful observations offer a window into the complexities of living with and beyond cancer. Me and My Shadow is not just a story of survival but an invitation to embrace each moment of life with appreciation and awareness.
Pages: 233 | ASIN : B0BKYJYPY3
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the smallest wave
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the smallest wave, by Dolores Reynals, offers readers a captivating journey through the life of its protagonist, Dolores, who hails from Mendoza, Argentina. Set against the backdrop of a loving family environment, the narrative begins with the harrowing circumstances of Dolores’ birth, marking the start of a life characterized by resilience and curiosity.
Dolores’ childhood is painted with vivid anecdotes of time spent with her grandparents, instilling a sense of familial warmth and creating a tapestry of cherished memories. Her inquisitive nature is evident early on, along with a budding dream of pursuing acting. The book adeptly portrays her as a strong-willed individual, highlighting her role as a leader in school protests and her determination to forge her own path. Her journey through adulthood is marked by a relentless pursuit of her aspirations. After high school, Dolores’ adventurous spirit takes her across Europe, culminating in a drama degree from London. This period of her life is characterized by independence and self-reliance as she navigates various jobs to support herself and funds her own travels, demonstrating commendable courage and autonomy.
In exploring Dolores’ life, the book delves into various facets, including her education, career, romantic involvements, and diverse experiences. It reveals a person who is resolute in her choices yet struggles with the inability to refuse others, a trait that interestingly manifests in her personal relationships. The narrative does more than chronicle a life; it provides a window into Argentine culture and traditions, enhancing the reader’s experience with insights into communal living and familial bonds. The inclusion of Spanish phrases adds an authentic touch, engaging those with an interest in language. Dolores’ anecdotes, ranging from childhood mischief to her ambitious pursuit of an acting career, are narrated with a charm that resonates with the reader. Her journey, replete with challenges and triumphs, is presented in a manner that is both heartwarming and inspiring.
the smallest wave is more than just a biography; it’s a celebration of life’s adventures and the unyielding spirit of its protagonist. It’s recommended for those who appreciate biographical narratives enriched with cultural depth and a spirit of adventure.
Pages: 196 | ASIN : B0CW19XN7D
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Powerhouse Radio: Rough Roads, Radiance, and Rebirth
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Powerhouse Radio offers a captivating exploration of radio culture, particularly since the 1970s, through the experiences of Kingsley Smith. Smith, a passionate African American radio enthusiast, provides readers with a unique window into the evolving world of radio broadcasting. This book effectively juxtaposes the mainstream radio landscape with ‘Black Radio,’ delving into their practical and historical distinctions in a manner that is as informative as it is intriguing.
Smith’s love for radio is palpable throughout the book. His narrative style is both professional and engaging, effortlessly guiding the reader through the complexities of radio’s technical and professional aspects. This approach is particularly enlightening for those like myself who were introduced to the world of broadcasting in the era of satellite and streaming. The book is not just an educational journey; it’s a personal one, filled with rich anecdotes and insights that make the reader feel as though they are part of a conversation with Smith himself. The penultimate chapter, “New Horizons and Radio Today,” is a highlight. Smith skillfully blends a sense of nostalgia with a forward-looking perspective, discussing the impact of smartphones, satellite radio, and the emerging role of AI and automation in the media landscape. His message is one of encouragement, asserting that despite the shifts in the industry, opportunities still abound for those with a passion for broadcasting.
Powerhouse Radio is more than just a well-written account; it’s a tribute to the bygone era of radio, offering both a reflective look at the past and an insightful perspective on the future. Ideal for creatives, historians, and radio enthusiasts, this book is not just a noteworthy contribution to the literature on broadcasting; it’s a reminder of the enduring power and evolution of radio in our ever-changing media landscape.
Pages: 180 | ASIN : B0CDMBDKVP
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Finding Common Ground
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Karma and Kismet is an insightful and captivating literary work that delves into the intricacies of human connection and self-discovery. It is not just a personal memoir, but rather a profound exploration of the universal human need for understanding and meaningful relationships. Why was this an important book for you to write?
I obsessed about my story for over fifty years. My ruminationss were almost certainly neurotic, but perseverance eventually awoke an inner demand for expression of the story. I came to understand that I had gone through a unique passage that also perhaps would speak to others who might identify in some way. In a sense, I became the story’s servant and it expressed itself through me.
What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
The main arc of the story could be codified as father-hunger, the universal craving for connection with their fathers felt by sons. I don’t know if I had a stronger case of this than most boys, but my familial and societal circumstances drove home the feeling of father-loss and it remained a strong undercurrent for my entire childhood and adulthood––until I was able to give expression to the voice that we discover in Karma and Kismet. I believe that father-son conflict is all too common, but what is not common are father-son stories that describe the entire cycle–– from violent conflict, estrangement and cutoff to reconciliation.
The ”lessons” that emerge all came inductively from the story and became a part of the book’s tapestry. Some of these include the impacts of earlier generations’ history––antisemitism and the Holocaust. Other themes include openness and curiosity, faith in going forward even when you don’t know what lies ahead, the kindness of family and strangers, the power of travel and cross-cultural immersion in shaping a new mindset. Taking risks, what one might call becoming a reasonable adventurer. The human need for belonging, purpose, and connection to others.
I appreciated the candid nature with which you told your story. What was the hardest thing for you to write about?
There were many aspects of the story that were challenging to write––from the vivid scenes of fighting with my father, to my family’s terrible dynamics. But the intricacies of the peer relationships with my spiritual brothers and sisters in Vancouver was perhaps the most challenging because of the deep involvement of a powerful and charismatic guru figure from whom I needed to detach.
What is one thing you hope readers take away from your story?
I hope readers will find common ground in my story and double up their efforts toward connection, be it with a father, mother, or a friend.
Author Links: Facebook | Website

KARMA AND KISMET
Michael Shandler’s sixties and seventies spiritual odyssey catapults him across continents, cultures, and eras, after a turbulent childhood. KARMA AND KISMET is a wounded stranger’s testimony as he seeks reconciliation with his painful past and finding his people and place in new lands.
Shandler’s unflinching ride through the twists and turns of his karma is a personal and universal story of transformation, and a demonstration of kismet in shaping destiny.
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Killing Shore: The True Story of Hitler’s U-boats Off the New Jersey Coast
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Killing Shore, the inaugural work of K. A. Nelson, distinguishes itself as an insightful foray into the realm of historical non-fiction, skillfully blending rigorous research with a compelling narrative. The book delves into the lesser-known exploits of Nazi submarines in the Western Hemisphere during World War II.
Nelson structures the narrative in three distinct parts. The first and third sections are dedicated to a detailed historical analysis, shedding light on the operational strategies of German U-boats near New Jersey and the factors contributing to their eventual defeat. Here, Nelson’s meticulous approach to research is evident, as he draws from a wealth of primary sources, including military archives from the United States, Britain, and even German logbooks. This thorough groundwork enables him to reconstruct the complex maneuvers and intentions of the Nazi forces with clarity and precision.
The most striking section, in my view, is the second part. Nelson shifts his focus to vividly portray life aboard the U-boats through first-hand accounts. He introduces a diverse cast of personalities, ranging from German to US commanders, and deftly weaves their personal stories into the larger tapestry of historical events. The vivid depiction of submarine warfare’s intensity, often echoing the suspense of a thriller, showcases Nelson’s ability to transcend the boundaries of traditional non-fiction.
Nelson’s expertise in exploring the technical aspects of submarine warfare is particularly noteworthy. He meticulously explains the design and functionality of these formidable machines, providing a detailed yet accessible account of their role in the conflict. This deep dive into the mechanics of submarines offers a unique perspective on the technological challenges faced by both the Allies and the Axis powers. Nelson’s narrative style ensures that the subject, which could easily become tedious in less capable hands, remains engaging throughout. He employs a vivid, almost cinematic approach to storytelling, bringing each anecdote to life with remarkable intensity. The book serves as an informative read for those with a keen interest in World War II naval warfare. It offers a captivating exploration of human resilience and ingenuity under duress.
In Killing Shore, Nelson respectfully and evocatively illuminates the struggles and triumphs of real-life figures. His ability to balance the technical aspects of warfare with the human dimension makes the book a compelling read, not just for history enthusiasts but also for a broader audience.
Pages: 761 | ASIN : B0CW1SRNC6
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The Night Blooming
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The Night Blooming, by Sally and Jonah Ismael, offers an engaging and thoughtful examination of resilience and identity set against the challenges of adversity. This memoir recounts the twins’ progression from a modest garage dojo to the illustrious world of international Taekwondo competitions, presenting more than just an athletic journey. It thoughtfully addresses the complex themes of racism, rejection, and abuse, weaving these issues into the broader narrative of their personal and athletic growth.
The memoir’s strength lies in the heartfelt honesty and vulnerability of the narrators. Sally and Jonah Ismael draw readers into their world, sharing both their difficulties and achievements with striking openness. The depiction of their journey, tackling societal barriers and inner struggles, is presented with an authenticity that is both engaging and motivational. The narrative occasionally fluctuates between introspective exploration and story progression, but I feel these shifts do not affect the memoir’s overall impact.
The central message of hope and persistence effectively dominates The Night Blooming. Significantly, the book also highlights the twins’ philanthropic efforts through the establishment of “The Power Within.” This nonprofit organization, created in response to their own experiences, emphasizes the memoir’s message of turning personal challenges into opportunities for wider community support and empowerment.
The Night Blooming transcends a mere account of sporting achievements to become a poignant narrative about carving one’s path in a sometimes hostile environment. It is an inspirational read, showcasing the power of courage and collective effort in overcoming obstacles. The story of Sally and Jonah Ismael is a compelling testament to the potential within each of us to face challenges and aspire toward greater goals. This memoir is recommended for anyone seeking inspiration to overcome personal barriers to pursue their dreams.
Pages: 439 | ASIN : B0C46GTM6F
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Dig Into Women’s History
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Tea and Toil at The Woman’s Club tells the story of three women who took on the monumental task of restoring the Martin estate in Norfolk, Virginia, to preserve the rich history it holds for women. Why was this an important story for you to document?
This book would not have happened if these three women did not restore the mansion or save it from the developer. If that happened, the entire history of the mansion spanning 115 years would have been thrown into the trash bin and forgetten. And if not for the Martin Mansion, I would not have learned anything about the woman’s clubs or its umbrella organization called General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC). Not only that but also the history of the neighborhood surrounding the Martin Mansion and the history of Norfolk as a coastal city. In fact, the Martin Mansion sparks an interwoven history in all directions as far as the Philippines where the GFWC President participated in a nonprofit medical service organization in the late 1990s. And in all timeframes as early as 1868 when Jane Croly was angered after being rejected at a Charles Dickens event due to her gender, enough so to establish the first woman’s club. The most important part of the whole book is that the three women saving the Martin Mansion initiate a remarkable journey through the history of women empowerment from the late 1800s to present.
How much research did you undertake for this book, and how long did it take to put it all together?
This was the most ardent research I had ever done in my life, lasting one year. I went from day one knowing absolutely nothing about the woman’s clubs and GFWC to fully appreciating their incredible hard work in the end. These women did and have done countless feats for our country and the world for the past 155 years. I collected over 700 newspaper articles dating back to 1900 (compared to media, these old sources are FACTS!) and countless online articles. For credibility, I checked several sources for each topic. And I interviewed several former and current neighbors of the Martin Mansion. Most of all, I derived important details about the mansion and the Woman’s Club of Norfolk from the three women who saved the mansion. I found a perfect book editor who was very keen on facts and even pointed out discrepancies or mistakes, even though she knew nothing about the woman’s clubs, GFWC, or the Martin Mansion. It helped that she used to work for National Geographic; that’s what made her extremely factual. Finally, I visited the GFWC Headquarters in Washington D.C. and worked with its librarian to ascertain that everything in the book was accurate.
What experience in your life has had the biggest impact on your writing?
As a native of Norfolk, I grew up with the Martin Mansion by participating in elementary school skits in its auditorium, attending college parties on its fancy first floor, and finally sharing Thanksgiving with the Martin descendants, many of whom are my cousins. So, yes, I have narrated my fifty years at the Martin Mansion, known as “The Woman’s Club”. That encouraged me to write about this beloved mansion and its incredible history connecting with the General Federation of Women’s Clubs – which in turn shows the profound sense of women empowerment.
What is one thing that you hope readers take away from Tea and Toil at The Woman’s Club?
Dig into Women’s History and Empowerment!
Author Links: Facebook | Website
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Authentic and Unfiltered Perspective
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Risky Business in Rising China is more than a memoir; it is a deep dive into China’s transformative journey from an isolated Communist state to a key player on the global economic forefront. Why was this an important book for you to write?
My career in China over three decades coincided with an extraordinary reform period in which China turned away from class struggle and central planning and implemented market-oriented reforms. During this period, over 800 million people were lifted out of poverty—this is the greatest event in our lives of the last 40 years! I would never have missed it. I knew my business career in China had a type of uniqueness because of the breadth of work I’d done with a variety of new companies in different industries that had emerged in the previously closed Chinese economy. I’d witnessed a complete transformation of that economy from stagnant state-planned to dynamic market-driven. I’d directly experienced the rise of a vibrant private sector that is the key to China’s long-term development. I’d worked alongside Chinese entrepreneurs striving to succeed despite barriers set up to protect the state sector. From my Western perspective, China’s modernization had brought me many opportunities to participate in and contribute to, China’s development. It also had given me great satisfaction observing the liberation of its people from the economic stagnation of the past. And I realized that sharing my experiences as an American businessman in China spanning four decades would not only describe the seismic shifts in that nation’s economy and society but foretell where China is heading in the future. And since China now is the globe’s chief superpower rivaling the United States, the implications for how China’s economy grows, how it pursues its geopolitical aspirations, and how it handles climate change are critical for all humanity.
As a writer, what were some of the specific objectives or targets that you set for yourself while working on this book? What were the key aims that you had in mind, and how did you go about achieving them?
Risky Business in Rising China chronicles my trials, triumphs, and frequent tribulations in a range of industries—from aircraft maintenance to electric-vehicle production, mobile internet to venture capital, lithium-ion batteries to asset trading—managing joint ventures or startup companies within China’s rapidly modernizing economy. I wanted to offer an authentic and unfiltered perspective through the lens of my varied career on China’s historically unparalleled transformation into a global economic powerhouse, as well as a geopolitical competitor of the United States. Chapters illustrate and detail the intricate interplay of forces that have propelled China’s seemingly miraculous ascent. Through candid storytelling and frank observation, I chronicle the exhilarating stages of China’s modernization. I also underscore the factors that may very well sabotage China’s sustained growth—and lead the world’s most populous nation into drastic decline in our lifetime.
What sets this book apart is its ability to deliver not just a compelling narrative but invaluable insights that explain China’s rise (as well as the apparent onset of stagnation). From accurately portraying the intricacies of daily life in China to decoding the nuances of its business environment and culture and the unremitting grip of its central government, Risky Business in Rising China serves as a guide for entrepreneurs seeking to succeed in today’s China. Combining personal anecdotes with insightful analysis supported by documented facts, the book offers a roadmap for navigating the challenges and opportunities inherent in this vibrant market. It also is a valuable read for anyone wishing to understand where China’s economy and society may be heading in the years and decades to come.
What is your background and experience in writing, and how did it help you write Risky Business in Rising China?
This is my first book. My qualifications as an author stem from a career spent deeply immersed in China’s hypergrowth phase, coupled with a breadth of managerial involvement in diverse industries in China’s modernizing economy. Fluent in Chinese, I possess a nuanced understanding beyond language discerning unspoken subtleties crucial in business interactions. I offer readers an engaging and authentic perspective grounded in real-world experiences.
What is one thing that you hope readers take away from your book?
The audience for this book is diverse, including individuals eager to elevate their business acumen in China, those seeking an immersive experience of the country, and anyone intrigued by the inner workings of China’s rise. Accessible to professionals, students, and aspiring leaders, Risky Business in Rising China also aims to inspire younger generations to explore the myriad opportunities to study, explore, culturally engage with, or do business in China.
Author Links: GoodReads | Linkedin | Website | Amazon
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