Interview with Georgio Santangelo, owner of “La confraternita dell’uva,” an independent bookstore in Bologna

Last month Bologna was voted by CNBC the most underrated city in the world. Last year I visited the city and I have to agree. There I met Giorgio Santangelo, the founder and owner of La confraternita dell’uva (@la_confraternita_dell_uva), a lovely independent bookstore with a gorgeous selection of books, all handpicked by Georgio himself. Here is a link to our interview.

REAL SIMPLE interviews Melissa Doman, MA for article titled Your Brain Needs Down Time—Here's Why "Always-On" Culture Is Bad For You

REAL SIMPLE interviews Melissa Doman, MA for article titled Your Brain Needs Down Time—Here's Why "Always-On" Culture Is Bad For You

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Burnout happens when your brain and body gave you all the signals in the world that ‘breakdown of the machine’ was imminent, but you didn’t listen
— Melissa Doman, MA

Book Club Mom interviews Buddy Bardenwerper

BOOK CLUB MOM interviews Buddy Bardenwerper for “Who’s That Indie Author”

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What difficult experience has helped you as a writer?

Participating in the Coast Guard’s migrant repatriation mission. This is difficult, complicated, and emotionally fraught work. I was determined to finish Mona Passage – and find it a home with a publisher – because readers needed to know about the human drama that unfolds on the Caribbean Sea every day.
— Book Club Mom

Books and Coffee Reviews Mona Passage

BOOKS AND COFFEE PLEASE reviews MONA PASSAGE by Buddy Bardenerwerper

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I don’t know where to begin with this book, just wow, it was heart-wrenching, tense and complex. It touches many important issues like mental health, PSTD, illegal immigration, drug abuse, military service that made it a powerful and unforgettable story.
— BOOKS & COFFEE PLEASE

Bookish Recs reviews Mona Passage

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bookish.recs reviews MONA PASSAGE by Buddy Bardenwerper

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I was fascinated by this book, the main setting is around Puerto Rico and Cuba, their descriptions are so colorful and immersive, I easily imagined I was there dancing along to the music and strolling through the streets.
— bookish.recs

Poverty Unpacked interviews Saumya Roy

POVERTY UNPACKED interviews Saumya Roy, author of CASTAWAY MOUNTAIN

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CASTAWAY MOUNTAIN is a new book about the wastepicker community in and around the Deonar trash mountains. It is a gripping tale of living life in the margins of society, shedding light on the everyday struggles and joys of those who are invisible to most.
— Katie Keelen, POVERTY UNPACKED

Client Testimonial: Laura Hall, author of Affliction: Growing Up With a Closeted Gay Dad

Client Testimonial: Laura Hall, author of AFFLICTION: GROWING UP WITH A CLOSETED GAY DAD

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I would have never been able to do this on my own, nor did I find any other publicist who had the breadth of connections Sabrina has, especially those that specifically targeted my book’s intended audience. These connections were invaluable to its exposure and sales.  

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Books & Coffee Please reviews Almost Damned

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Intriguing, dark and unique!
Book two in this series and it keeps getting twisty and surprising. Almost Damned was thrilling and unexpected, I enjoyed following Sam in his battle against evil..
— Books & Coffee Please

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Srishtireads reviews Almost Mortal

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High on intrigue, fast paced, keeps you on your toes– the words that describe ALMOST MORTAL the best.

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The Book Feast Blog features Almost Mortal and Almost Damned in unique food pairing

These books move quickly so you’re never bored and because they’re blending two genres, it makes for a really cool and unique experience. There were definitely times when I was ready to go to bed but I got into the trap of one….more...chapter…
— The Book Feast Blog