Walking at the Speed of Light is a perceptive offering of memoir and reflections that can be taken one at a time and provide insight and healing for all kinds of darkness. Although many books have addressed grief and depression related to Christian faith, a book that gives readers a Christian perspective on these subjects through forward thinking including organ donation and positive life building offers a unique opportunity. Walking at the Speed...

Eleven-year-old Jacob 'Cobber' Stern has the world on his shoulders. He is still grieving for his mother six years after her death; frustrated by his distant workaholic father; abandoned by his best friend Boolkie, who now has to study for his bar mitzvah; and overwhelmed by his sense of responsibility for his ailing almost one-hundred-year-old great-grandfather, Papa-Ben. On top of that, Boolkie is pressuring him to perform his magic act at the school...

Kennedy shares her own story of facing the loss of a parent and offers innovative strategies for healing and transformation.

Do you struggle with releasing your loved ones to the unknown? A global pandemic has escalated farewells-to family members, friends, freedoms, health, even civility. Empathy and encouragement from a fellow traveler who has said more than her fair share of goodbyes and learned to move on with gratitude.

Ready to sharpen your Spiritual ear to hear God's voice through all the noise? Have you ever said, "Something told me," but you are not sure what that "Something" is? God is closer to us than we often realize, assisting us with His loving grace. Believers encounter many forces at work causing their flesh to scream louder than God's voice. A real-life tactic from the enemy plugging your Spiritual ear from hearing that one critical voice that speaks...

"It makes no sense. You would be strangers / if not for this." In Strangers, Rob Taylor makes new the epiphany poem: the short lyric ending with a moment of recognition or arrival. In his hands, the form becomes not simply a revelation in words but, in Wallace Stevens' phrase, "a revelation in words by means of the words." The epiphany here is not only the poet's. It's ours. A book about the songlines of memory and language and the ways in which...

In "Self-Care for Morticians," Elena Blackwood, a seasoned mortician with a deep understanding of the demands and complexities of the deathcare profession, offers a compassionate and practical guide to prioritizing wellness in a field often overlooked in discussions of self-care.Drawing from her own experiences and insights gained from years of serving both the departed and the bereaved, Blackwood provides invaluable tools, techniques, and strategies...

When it comes to healing after the death of someone loved, our culture has it all wrong. We're told to be strong when what we really need is to be vulnerable. We're told to think positive when what we really need is to wallow in the pain. And we're told to seek closure when what we really need is to welcome our natural and necessary grief. Dr. Wolfelt's new book seeks to dispel these misconceptions that we hold on to so tightly and help people everywhere...

Écrire des strophes est un exercice qui demande, parfois, d'être confiné dans un environnement calme. Avec la survenue de la pandémie de la covid, plusieurs se sont trouvés dans cette situation de monotonie. C'est ainsi que, dans l'optique de raviver leur quotidien, Daniel Labonne a proposé à ses amis un poème qu'il rédige tous les deux jours avec pour thème: le virus.

Wise by Nature is a compilation of literary work by upcoming writer Samantha Castro. Focused on grief and growing pains, anger, sadness, and gratitude are portrayed through poetry, personal essays, and works of prose throughout the novel, addressing mature subject matter.