ReleaseWire Connect

Doodling away on paper during a meeting may first appear to be an abstract time-killer, but the messages contained within the scribbles can literally hold the key to that next big idea, life change or emotional epiphany. Diane Durand has spent years both studying and teaching ‘effective doodling’ and, with demand for her services going global, is now launching a most unique online course.

While any Christian will claim that God loves everyone equally, the seemingly hypocritical argument that women shouldn’t teach or preach within the church has stirred up decades of great controversy. However, Connecticut-based man of God, Rev. Salvatore Mancini, is about to tighten the lid on the debate with his new book.

After switching careers from Master Level Psychology to owner of a popular hair salon, Kandra Ferguson was surprised to find that her former experience would prove more than useful. With fewer women of color getting their hair chemically straightened, Kandra noticed the hard time many were having bridging the disconnect between themselves and their hair.

While most new authors rush to get their debut release on the virtual shelves, screenwriter Ron Kivett knows the value of diligent research and development. In fact, Kivett’s debut novel has been twenty-years in the making, and the results show with gusto.

While many haven’t given the United States’ recent bombing in Iraq anything more than a passing glance through their TV, investigative journalist and international security scholar Dr Nafeez Ahmed is steadfast in his belief that the nation’s Islamic Insurgency could fight back against further UK-US action. But his research shows something far more chilling; this retaliation could destabilise the entire Middle East, North Africa, and even the West. Dr. Ahmed predicted western intervention in his gripping upcoming novel, ‘Zero Point’, and it has already become a reality.

Scholars and pioneers in the fields of both architecture, ancient history and acoustics met on the island of Malta for a most unique and compelling conference. Their goal was to look at how sound was used in various ancient cultures, particularly in respect to some of the world’s oldest buildings.

While spending hundreds of hours in hotel rooms injecting silicone into the butts of everyone from housewives to celebrities, cosmetologist Kimberly Smedley didn’t ever think she’d land in jail. However, what to her was the simple fulfillment of her clients’ desires for beauty and confidence was to the law an illegal commerce of a mislabeled, misbranded device. Smedley has now done her time, and is releasing a book that tells the real story of the underground butt injection world.

While nobody can deny Elvis Presley’s history-changing influence on both music and popular culture, six-hundred-million record sales still result in a man few actually understand. In fact, many career Elvis experts and impersonators such as Dennis W. Forbus are steadfast in their belief that most existing information about ‘The King of Rock-n-Roll’ is misunderstood or skewed. In an effort to showcase the real man behind the music, Forbus has set out on a worlds-first and most unique literary project.

When a warm Monday evening was disrupted by the global news that Robin Williams had taken his own life, billions became acutely aware of the stark realities of addiction. Updated news reports hint to the fact that Williams’ downfall was linked to his ongoing quest to fight the addictions brought on by depression. One former alcoholic and now inspirational author has a frank message for the world – fighting these demons won’t help. They have to be killed.

While Science Fiction and Westerns have long been staples of the literary world, they rarely meet. In his compelling and razor-sharp new novel, author David Robin sees both genres collide with gusto. At the same time, Robin uses his narrative to prove a very bold point – those living today have lost the ability to be ‘real men’.