Where the Orchard Ends is a quiet and emotionally stirring novel about grief, healing, and the deep connections that form when words fail. It follows twelve-year-old Wren Harper, who hasn’t spoken in seventy-three days after her mother’s death. Sent to live with her grandmother on an apple orchard in the Pacific Northwest, Wren drifts through…

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02.09.2025

Grieving Our Loss of Democracy | LITERARY TITAN

When I first opened Grieving the Loss of Our Democracies, I expected an abstract analysis of politics. What I found instead was a heartfelt and emotionally resonant exploration of how collective grief can shape us in a time when democratic institutions feel fragile and under siege. The book walks through the stages of grief, yet…

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02.09.2025

Car Trouble | LITERARY TITAN

Car Trouble follows Jim Crack, a down-and-out young man whose misadventures across the freeways and backstreets of Southern California form a gritty, chaotic odyssey of personal implosion. What begins with his Volkswagen catching fire on the 5 Freeway spirals into a bleak but strangely comic day filled with existential spirals, weed smoke, porn, broken relationships,…

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02.09.2025

One Door at a Time: How Putting Students at the Center of Education Works | LITERARY TITAN

One Door at a Time is a powerful memoir-manifesto hybrid, co-written by Michael Gary Jr., David L. Heiber Sr., and Ivory A. Toldson, that tells the story of Concentric Educational Solutions, a student-first initiative grounded in Afrocentric values and real-world experience. Through a mix of lived narratives, reflective critique, and practical frameworks, the book charts…

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25.08.2025

The Image Maker | LITERARY TITAN

The book follows three men, John Mather, Charles Miller, and Patrick Boyle, whose lives intersect in the early days of the Pennsylvania oil boom. John is a restless photographer determined to capture the grit and grandeur of an industry in its infancy. Charles is a disciplined young soldier whose sense of duty shapes his choices…

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25.08.2025

My Land, My Nile | LITERARY TITAN

My Land, My Nile, by Maria Zeinab, is a sweeping and multi-generational tale that threads together history, myth, and personal memory along the Nile’s banks, from the Abyssinian Highlands to the Nubian Valley. It blends the oral traditions of Nubian culture with vivid depictions of displacement, political tension, and familial bonds. Through interwoven narratives, crocodiles…

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25.08.2025

In The Shadows of The Blue Ridge ~ A Farmer’s Plight in Loudoun County | LITERARY TITAN

Juliet Lauderdale’s In the Shadows of the Blue Ridge is part history lesson, part personal memoir, and part raw portrait of rural life colliding with political and economic change. It begins with the deep past, Native American roots, colonial land grants, and Loudoun County’s farming heritage, and then moves through centuries of growth, decline, and…

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02.09.2025

Interior Demons | LITERARY TITAN

Pamela Blair Author Interview The Reluctant Womb is an emotional novel about three women whose lives are shaped by love, loss, and the brutal lack of reproductive freedom in the decades before Roe v. Wade. This seems like a very personal story for you. How hard was it to put this story out in the…

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