Genres : Life Stories

Make Everyday a WINSday is Freddy Fri’s powerful journey from struggle to success, proving that anyone can overcome adversity and win in life. Once lost in hardship—losing his mother at four, enduring abuse, battling self-doubt,...

The Quiet Climb by Zonta Ero is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. It is a mosaic of pain and beauty, of falls and triumphant rises, reminding us that every setback is...

What happens when a rugby star loses his knees—and his mind? How far can mania take you, before you’re forced to face the truth? In The Maniac with No Knees, Tyler Kania takes readers on...

Life doesn’t come with a roadmap, and for Juan Espinoza, the journey has been anything but straightforward. From the hardships of a turbulent childhood and the mental scars of military service to the heartache of...

Alex Heaton, a retired US Army officer, loved his wife beyond words. When she passed away, his life changed profoundly. In his quest to reconnect with her on the other side, he encountered beliefs and...

An African American orphan recounts the profound impact of generational trauma, mental illness, drug addiction, violence, and anti-Blackness/colorism on her paternal family. Raised by a sociopathic, narcissistic grandmother, “Ariana” carries the deep scars left on...

Indigen is the eye-opening story of Khadijat - a spiritually gifted child from Nigeria - who emerges from a traumatic early life of severe physical, mental, and sexual abuse to become a successful spiritual psychotherapist...

Step into the mind-expanding world of Samuel German's "Nightmares, Dreams, and Hallucinations," a roller coaster ride through the subconscious, highlighting the complex, mysterious, and oftentimes frightening terrain of human psyche. German’s collection is a stunning...

In Looking Through A Mirror, Nikhita Kalluri takes her readers on a journey of exploration and understanding. She grapples with issues of universal humanism, suffering of existence, and what it means to be human in...

In August 1995, 21-year-old Grateful Dead fan Matt travels to the place where the counterculture was born: the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. There, Matt finds friends who follow the hippie culture of the 1960s...