Neal Conway on AI, Authenticity, and the Future of Music
By: Shawn Mars Neal Conway, the producer behind some of the most iconic house and dance records of the late 80s and 90s, has lived through nearly every seismic shift…
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October 2, 2025
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Jennifer Aitken’s Shadow Storm: A Bold Fusion of Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Humanity
By: Sara Wild When a mysterious dagger drags Lucius Xavier into a parallel dimension, readers are swept into Shadow Storm, the first book in Jennifer Aitken’s Legends of Light &…
The Colonial Heart: How Arabella Pascal’s ‘Zanzibar’ Exposes Love’s Darkest Paradoxes
Historical romance has long been a refuge for those seeking escapism, a world of grand ballrooms, whispered confessions, and neatly tied happy endings. Arabella Pascal’s Zanzibar (2nd Edition) challenges these…
Tejas Desai’s Bad Americans: A Bold Pandemic-Era Masterpiece
By: Sara Wild In the crowded landscape of contemporary fiction, few authors take on the kind of ambitious artistic challenges that Tejas Desai thrives on. His newest release, Bad Americans:…
Why Simple Things Always Outlast the Trends
By: Casey Tibut When Less Noise Means More Style Every season has its “it” piece. One month, it’s sneakers so big they could double as flotation devices. Next, it’s handbags…
Two Decades of Literacy Leadership: Kathryn Starke on 20 Years of Creative Minds Publications
By: Noah Ramirez Twenty years ago, Kathryn Starke was an elementary school teacher with a passion for literacy and a story in her heart. Today, she’s the founder and CEO…