Retirement can mark the end of a career, but it can also open the door to something new. For Dan Basalone, stepping away from decades in education did not mean stepping away from teaching, reflection
There is a moment in sales leadership that catches a lot of people off guard: when you get promoted because you were good at selling. You knew how to build a pipeline, move deals, handle
Some authors build stories from imagination alone. Dan Basalone builds many of his books from a lifetime of teaching, family experiences, personal memories, travel, friendship and the everyday moments that shape how people learn and
When it comes to high-octane international thrillers, setting is far more than just a backdrop; it is a living, breathing character that drives the narrative. In Max Solo’s gripping debut novel, CHASING ZODIACS, the story
Every choice leaves a mark, but in the world of high-stakes espionage, a single misstep can shatter the global balance of power. Author Max Solo’s heart-pounding novel, CHASING ZODIACS, delivers a masterclass in suspense, pulling
What if an investigation uncovered something far bigger than anyone expected? What if the trail did not lead to a single criminal, organisation or isolated incident, but towards a hidden network operating across borders and
Meet Minnie, a little white dog whose life changed forever after a tragic accident. After losing her rear leg, Minnie had to learn how to walk, run, and find her place in a world far
Some memoirs follow a familiar path: a major life event happens, the author reflects on it and the story moves carefully from crisis to recovery. The Fentanyl Chronicles: Tales of Delirium from Intensive Care by
Most people would not expect a stay in intensive care to inspire a book filled with nightclub disasters, vampires, flying fish, imaginary business ventures, strange missions and a cat who thinks he is qualified to
Some stories are written to entertain. Others are written because silence has become too heavy to carry. From Darkness to Light: Healing Sexual Trauma by Barbara Soare belongs to the second kind. It is a
