LaToya Lawson has faced baseless accusations of racism fearlessly, and she remains undaunted in her mission to bring her writing to a wider audience. Talking to the author of MA’SITTER, one quickly gets the impression of a person who is fighting for a cause. Writing can be easy for many who express themselves about comfortable,… Read more »
Having been introduced to poetry in school was a creative turning point for Melinda Longtin who was able to find a way to express herself that was liberating, compelling, and unique. Add to this her being a survivor of Domestic Violence and her art as a writer has also acted as a way to clear… Read more »
Suspending disbelief to try to affect positive mental change is an age-old method that has often been proven to be life-changing, in countless lives. After working to try to overcome her sense of loss and grief with the passing of a loved one through various pieces of non-fiction, multi-faceted author Lisa Bain just wasn’t finding… Read more »
Drawing on her own family’s oral tradition author Anna Samwel has put together her debut children’s picture book to both help educate, entertain, and inspire children and to make sure these stories are never lost forever. The new book “Little Black Cappy” has been recently published by positive publishing house Your Book Angel to high… Read more »
Life’s challenges and expected or unexpected painful circumstances can seem overwhelming without a system to recognize, work around or past them. Unfortunately, most people don’t have a method or plan to turn to in these kind of hard times. The Light Network and author Shari Ramming are here to help announcing the release of Ramming’s… Read more »
