by Lisa Norman Being a writer is serious business. You're selling more than a book. You're selling yourself as a writer. Learn strategies for creating your unique brand, and an experimental mindset that will keep you on track through the roller coaster ride of the industry. Learn how to define success and what to do […]

by Lisa Norman Blogging, managing a website, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and more! How is a writer supposed to do all of that and still have time to write? This book covers the building blocks of a unique online presence and basic strategies for each platform. You'll learn the demographics of different social media networks and […]

by Lisa Norman If you were panning for gold, you'd study the geology of the area to find the most likely location to stake a claim. In this book you'll learn the landscape of the modern indie publishing world. This book defines common terms, explains standard practices, provides links to needed resources, and lays out […]

by Lisa Norman What do blog posts and ebooks have in common? Frustrated writers struggling to format them well. This book will give you hands-on experience with two power tools available for writers. Once you understand how these tools work, you'll be able to take control of your pixels and produce professional looking blogs and […]

by Lisa Norman Where should you market your books? How do you make the choices that are right for you? And once you've decided, how do you make it happen? This book walks you step-by-step through the entire process.

by Lisa Norman Want to be a published author? This set teaches you how to navigate the maze of the industry, giving you the power to publish your work successfully. All five volumes of the Publishing Gold series in one place.

by Claire Sorrell Driven by rage, Claire flees into the dark night, barefoot and trapped in a maze of identical townhomes. The humid darkness closes in. Run. Footsteps echo, coming closer. She slips into a tiny patio, crouching in the shadows, praying to go unseen. Through the slats of the fence, a silhouette approaches—slow, steady, […]

by Louise J. Privette "This book offers beginning students and early-career school psychologists a boots-on-the-ground perspective of school psychology that cannot easily be found elsewhere. It uses the words and stories of actual practitioners and does not shy away from genuine challenges inherent in the job. The contributors come from diverse practice settings and represent […]

By Roy D. Bridges, Jr. and Tim Kotnour, PhD Transformations are hard.  Especially when everything around you is on fire. Your organization is in crisis. Pressure from your boss. Rumblings from stakeholders. Demands from stockholders. Disruptions in the marketplace. Deeply frustrated staff and workforce who need to be heard and respected. Who need their dignity. […]

by Deleyna Marr Creative life is rarely steady. It brightens, dims, and flares again. It unfolds alongside ordinary days, shifting seasons, and the constant motion of modern life. Even when the desire to create remains, the joy that once carried the work can feel harder to reach. The Work of Joy is not about fixing your creativity […]

by Deleyna Marr What happens when the mirror starts reflecting back more than you expected? In a world where artificial intelligence is reshaping creativity, Reflections from the Mirror invites writers, artists, and curious souls into an honest, soulful journey of collaboration with AI. This is not a how-to manual—it’s a conversation. One filled with questions, revelations, and […]

Join author Diana Delacruz on a nostalgic journey to her former home in southern Chile, a little-known island shrouded in mist and mystery.

by Mick Sullivan, illustrated by Suki Anderson We all wear underwear — even famous people like Buzz Aldrin, Queen Victoria, and Satchel Paige. Through the ages, plenty of these figures have made history. Sometimes their underwear did, too (even if they might have tried to hide it). From Abe Lincoln’s embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions to Amelia […]

A scriptural study guide for Small Business, Big Heart: How one family redefined the bottom line by Paul Wesslund and Sue Mink Can Christianity really work in both life and business today? I am a good Christian, but…       …it’s just business.          …I have a family to take care of.             …I didn’t do anything illegal. Trying […]

Rabbi Stuart Dauermann holds an MA and PhD in Intercultural Studies. He is a Messianic Jewish futurist who focuses on increasing understanding and enriching community life at the intersection of the Jewish and Christian worlds. “What does it mean to be a Jewish disciple of Yeshua? Where does one begin? Rabbi Dauermann answers these questions […]