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- Linda Cureton Author Interview
Leadership is often portrayed as a climb to the top—a pursuit of titles, influence, and success. But what happens when the weight of responsibility feels heavier than the accolades? How do leaders move from striving in their own strength to leading with divine purpose? In her latest book, *Leading in the Spirit: Foundations of Leadership*, Linda Cureton—former NASA Chief Information Officer and award-winning technology executive—offers a refreshing perspective: leadership is not a position to hold, but a trust to steward. Through 30 days of Scripture, reflection, and lived experience, she invites readers to rediscover leadership as a sacred calling shaped by God’s presence. Today, we sit down with Linda to explore her journey from the halls of NASA to the heart of spiritual leadership, and to uncover the wisdom behind her powerful new devotional. - Tony Aguilar Author Interview
A Conversation with Tony Aguilar on His Provocative New Book In a time when headlines scream dysfunction and political discourse feels more like trench warfare than civic debate, Tony Aguilar invites readers to pause, reflect, and reconsider the narrative. His new book, *Is America Broken or Has It Always Been This Way?*, challenges the popular notion that the nation’s current turmoil is a sudden rupture. Instead, Aguilar argues that what many perceive as “brokenness” is the result of long-standing, intentional choices—social, political, and cultural—that have shaped the American experience for generations. - Ayura Ayira Author Interview
🔥Unmasking Power, Identity, and Desire: An Interview with Ayura Ayira Ayura Ayira doesn’t just write stories—she crafts revolutions on the page. With her latest novel, NUCLEAR HARLOT, she delivers a searing, sensual thriller that defies genre and expectation. Set against the backdrop of Afro-Venezuelan identity, the book follows a woman’s transformation from broken survivor to … - Cleveland G. Oakes Jr. interview
Cleveland G. Oakes Jr. is not just an author but a passionate advocate for understanding the human mind and the intricate layers of emotions. With a background in mental health counseling and a deep commitment to guiding individuals through transformative journeys, Cleveland blends his professional expertise with personal experiences to offer profound insights into self-agency and resilience. - The Wager
“David Grann’s ‘The Wager’ chronicles the harrowing ordeal of the survivors of the British shipwreck, the HMS Wager. After their vessel, on a secret mission, was destroyed chasing Spanish treasure in 1740, the crew faced brutal conditions marooned off Patagonia’s coast. A makeshift craft carrying thirty gaunt men reached Brazil, initially hailed as heroes. However, another boat with three people arrived in Chile, claiming those survivors in Brazil were mutineers, not heroes. This led to a court martial seeking the truth amidst allegations of tyranny and murder. Grann compares the saga to seminal survival tales and court dramas, delivering a riveting narrative examining human behavior under extreme duress and the hostile questioning of empire itself.” - This Other Eden
“This Other Eden,” by Pulitzer Prize-winner Paul Harding, tells the story of Malaga Island, a pioneering racially integrated community off Maine’s coast. The narrative spans from 1792 with Benjamin Honey, a freed slave, and his Irish wife, Patience, to their descendants in 1912. Despite poverty and isolation, the island residents are shielded from mainland hostility. Their peace is shattered when Matthew Diamond, an idealistic ex-teacher, brings attention that leads to their forced evacuation due to eugenicist beliefs. Harding weaves a tale rich with diverse characters fighting to maintain their dignity amidst injustice, framed by the metaphor of Noah’s Ark.
