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Riunita Martin pitches faith-based leadership blueprint in new book
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Riunita Martin’s new book, Build the Leader Transform the Trajectory, frames leadership as an identity issue tied to empathy, accountability and trust.
Rev. Kielbowich says new book aims to deepen readers’ faith in Jesus
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Rev. Barbara Kielbowich’s Intimacy with Jesus urges Christians to move beyond knowledge about Christ and toward a more personal relationship with Him. The book ties Scripture, prayer and spiritual freedom to healing, purpose and everyday faith….
Bridget Way’s new book argues AI can strengthen small business, not replace people
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Certified public accountant and small business advisor Bridget Way has released a new book, “Upskill or Out: AI, Small Business, and the New American Dream,” aimed at helping owners use AI without losing the human side of their companies.
Five Chinese WPC cladding makers highlighted in 2026 review
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A 2026 industry review identified five Chinese wood-plastic composite manufacturers that meet benchmarks for production capacity, certification coverage and export performance.
Madeline Hutson says her book fills a gap for parents facing trauma-driven behavior
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Madeline Hutson, author of the #1 bestselling Parenting Beyond the Breaking Point, says her book is aimed at foster, adoptive and biological parents dealing with violent, sexualized and overwhelming behavior tied to childhood trauma.
1,572 authors set Guinness World Records title in Chennai
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LOSD and ESN helped 1,572 authors secure the Guinness World Records title for most authors signing their own book simultaneously on July 26, 2026, in Chennai, India.
Ruadán Books to publish Ellen Datlow anthology Dark End of the Street
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Ruadán Books has signed editor Ellen Datlow to publish Dark End of the Street, a supernatural noir anthology slated for October 2027. The invitation-only book will feature original stories from leading horror and dark fiction writers, signaling…
Kirk Adams book argues disability inclusion boosts business results
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Kirk Adams, former CEO of two national disability organizations, has released a new book arguing that disability inclusion improves revenue, profit and retention while companies miss a major talent pool by overlooking disabled workers.
Dan Pelino named IAOTP’s Top Advocate & Author of the Decade in Behavioral Health
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The International Association of Top Professionals will honor Dan Pelino at its annual gala Dec. 12 at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. The award recognizes his decades-long career in healthcare leadership, advocacy and authorship, along with his…
Aspire Rejuvenation founder details hormone strategy in new book
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Tomo Marjanovic, founder and CEO of Aspire Rejuvenation, is using his new book Operation Optimal to explain his hormone-optimization approach to readers outside the clinic.
Arona Maskil book targets cross-border business misfires
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Cross-cultural consultant Arona Maskil has released Reading the Room Across Borders, a guide for global teams on avoiding costly misunderstandings in international business.
Jaylon O'Neal launches 53-book Georgia law series with local government primer
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Columbus, Georgia author and civic educator Jaylon O’Neal has released Book 1: Local Government, the first title in a planned 53-book series translating Georgia law into plain language.
Anne L. Raper publishes memoir honoring her son Jason Raper
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Anne L. Raper’s memoir To the Last Eddy & Beyond is now available on Amazon, telling the story of her son Jason Raper, a white-water kayaker who died at 19 in Norway in 2012. The book blends remembrance with an account of parental grief, aimed at…
Sisterhood Sleuths launches 8-book mystery universe for teens
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Sisterhood Sleuths, an Upland, California publishing brand created by Cathy Warshaw, is rolling out an eight-book mystery series plus magazines, audiobooks, a podcast and merchandise aimed at teens and young adults.
Tyler Marioni novel imagines a pharma-led push to engineer perfect children
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Tyler Marioni’s dystopian thriller Big Store Window follows a New York City spectacle that sells a future of defect-free children, then asks what happens when a powerful drugmaker helps define human worth.
Why one identical twin gets schizophrenia and the other does not
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A new book by UTHealth Houston psychiatric genetics researcher Consuelo Walss-Bass examines the mystery at the heart of schizophrenia: why identical twins can share all their DNA and still diverge on illness.
Jon Umstead turns moonshining history into business lessons
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Jon Umstead’s new book Against the Grain uses American moonshining and bootlegging history to draw lessons for entrepreneurs on pricing, differentiation, reputation and resilience.
Bruce Miller book argues love can be the ultimate medicine
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Bruce Miller’s new book, Illness as Love Affair, traces how he and his wife Karen navigated metastatic brain cancer, financial collapse and an unconventional search for healing.
Really Big Coloring Books releases Marsha Blackburn biography coloring book
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Really Big Coloring Books has published a new 40-page biographical coloring book on U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, framing her life as an educational tool for classrooms, families and history lessons.
Explore Authors Magazine spotlights fall reading picks across fiction, nonfiction and children’s books
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Explore Authors Magazine released its recommended fall reading list on Aug. 22 in New York, highlighting new and upcoming titles across fiction, poetry, nonfiction and children’s books.
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