Patricia Foster Knihy

Exploring the themes of love, loss, and spiritual guidance, this memoir offers a heartfelt account of Patricia's life throughout the Twentieth Century, particularly the Post War Years. Through a conversational and authentic narrative, she shares her experiences with Divine Interventions and the presence of spiritual guides. The story serves as a poignant tribute to her late husband, Ken, celebrating their 54 years of marriage while providing solace to those facing grief and loneliness. It promises to inspire hope and comfort readers.

Set in the backdrop of Yellowstone National Park, once a cherished vacation destination, the narrative transforms it into a distant beacon of hope for weary survivors in a post-apocalyptic world. The park's beauty and treasures are overshadowed by the struggles of those seeking refuge and salvation in a landscape that has drastically changed from its former glory. This shift from a symbol of leisure to a desperate quest for survival highlights the stark contrast in human experiences and the resilience of the spirit.

The memoir explores the complex dynamics of southern culture, particularly focusing on the intricate relationships between mothers and daughters. It offers a critical yet affectionate perspective on the challenges and nuances of these connections, capturing the volatility and depth of southern life. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, the author delves into themes of love, conflict, and identity within the context of familial bonds in the South.

Featuring a collection of essays and stories, this anthology showcases the voices of diverse authors who explore the complexities of sisterhood. Each piece delves into personal experiences, cultural backgrounds, and the bonds that shape relationships between sisters. Themes of love, conflict, and growth are interwoven, offering readers a heartfelt reflection on the unique dynamics of sisterly connections. Through varied perspectives, the book celebrates the joys and challenges that come with these intimate relationships.

Surviving in a desolate world, Jeanette grapples with fear and uncertainty as she navigates strange encounters that reveal a terrifying reality. Alongside her loyal companion Rufus, she struggles to maintain hope while witnessing impossible phenomena that threaten humanity's existence. As she teeters between heroism and madness, Jeanette embarks on a desperate quest to share her revelations. The narrative explores themes of resilience in the face of despair and the search for light amid encroaching darkness.

This book comprises fifty tips for speech and language therapy practitioners who are new to, or less experienced in, working with adult voice disorders. It considers the full clinical pathway from assessment to management and on through to discharge. It is a go-to book for accessible and practical support for voice newbies.

Deeply personal essays that interrogate the legacy of racial tension in the South.