Book announcement of, “Highway to Homelessness – Road to Recovery” – How to Rise from Addiction, Depression, and Life on the Street with Action Plans and Tools for Recovery. 
You are invited.
I will be inter […]

Humans seek the battle of opposition — Good vs Evil. Love vs Hate. Death vs Life. This is a human truth that I reject in my writing. Why? I believe we are fooling ourselves and it is an Untruth.

The reality of […]

Today’s podcast episode is a Member of the Month episode, where we get to know one of our fellow NAIWE members.

Our guest today is Claudia Riess.

Claudia Riess, a Vassar graduate, has worked in the e […]

Hello everyone!! My name is Dr. David Marshall and I am a small business owner and a writer. I retired from the U.S. Navy at the end of 2006 and worked as a government contractor since 2007.  I recently graduated […]

We wanted to get to know Nicole Evelina (NAIWE’s Novel Writing Expert) better, so last month we sat down with her. Here are some thoughts she shared with us.

What does it mean to you that “everyone has a book i […]

Fiction is my passion—as editor, writer, reader, reviewer, contest judge, and formatter. Helping authors with their stories is the best job in the world!

I came to it unconventionally, via two converging p […]

New Book Announcement – William Reiley Butler
“Highway to Homelessness – Road to Recovery
How to Rise from Addiction and Depression
Life on the Street and Action Plans with Tools for Recovery”
On October 14th […]

There’s a lot of competition out there these days. It is easy to get discouraged and wonder – can I make enough money to pay my rent or mortgage? There is uncertainty there. There is a learning curve to get […]

NAIWE is always looking for those who excel and who may want to be an asset as a member of the Board of Experts.

The Board of Experts offers great insights for NAIWE members. Each member of the Board of Experts […]

Parenting is hard work and in today’s busy society it’s easy for families to get off track, unsure of the direction they’re headed.

Your Family Compass gives parents real tools for dealing with […]

October: National Book Month. Curl up on the couch with a good book.

October: National Reading Group Month. Gather a group of friends, and meet weekly to discuss a great book!

October: National Work and […]

Last Night at the Plaza
I’m a native Manhattanite and sorry that I’d only been to the old Oak Bar in the Plaza Hotel a handful of times. I’m pretty sure that I first heard of it in Hitchcock’s North by […]

I’m a author who delves deep into research for all my stories. Like other authors, I find all sorts of intriguing bits and pieces of life that never make it to the surface. Up until the early 1800s in Maryland, […]

In the 1950s, my interest was captured by Carolyn Keene’s Nancy Drew series. Each holiday, I would request the latest Nancy Drew title, and on receiving it, I would curl up in an oversized chair and begin r […]

I have a beautiful painting of Superman from artist Alex Ross. Blue reflects off his face as he stares downward in a close-up. After a moment you realize, he is looking down on Earth, watching over.

As […]

In the 2000s, there have been several recessions: 2001, 2007–09, and 2020. Depending on your definition and which economists you listen to, it’s possible we’re in one right now or could be heading into one next […]

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