Childhood is usually remembered through school days, family routines, games and the small adventures that shape growing up. For Vilis Bērziņš, however, childhood became inseparable from fear, forced removal and exile. His forthcoming memoir, UNDER
It is difficult to imagine a maternity ward where the lights may not work, where gloves are unavailable, where medicines must be purchased by families before treatment can begin and where clinicians are forced to
Growing up in Win field, Kansas, Arthur Greenspring fantasies of becoming a West Point Cadet faded. Never did this shy boy imagine that his life would lead him from a small town upbringing to the
Most people expect dreams to fade within minutes of waking. Tim Westall’s did not. During a long and frightening stay in intensive care, Westall experienced a series of vivid, surreal dreams while receiving fentanyl for
The Vietnam War is often remembered through images of battlefields, soldiers in combat, and political conflict. Yet behind the front lines were the medical personnel who faced the devastating consequences of war every day. Their
Creation stories are often told with reverence, certainty and a clear sense of divine authority. The author’s Mrs. God’s Tales of Creation: A Biblical Fantasy takes a very different route. Instead of presenting Creation from
What is it really like to spend more than four decades behind the scenes of the music industry? My Life in the Mix by Andy Keating is an entertaining, candid, and often hilarious memoir filled
For most concertgoers, the magic of live music happens onstage. The singer steps into the spotlight, the band strikes the first chord and the audience becomes part of the moment. But behind every unforgettable performance
Step inside the high-pressure world of corporate customer service with The Voice Behind the Chaos by CG King. As an Escalations Manager in a massive wholesale club, CG faces emotional customers, chaotic calls, team burnout,
What follows is a desperate fight against fire, explosions, rough seas, and the threat of a catastrophic weapons incident. In Save the Belknap, the former commanding officer of the USS Claude V. Ricketts (DDG-5) provides
