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Book, Authors, Entertainment, MoreWelcome to JanuaryAuthors on the WebFor AuthorsGetting ListedThis Just InSubscribeFoodTechnologyPrivacy PolicyFiction: The Village Teacher and Other Stories by Theodore OdrachJuly 25, 2022admin0Theodore Odrach was born Theodore Sholomitsky in 1912 outside of Pinsk, Belarus. At the age of nine, he was arrested for a petty crime by the authorities. Without his parents’ knowledge, he was sent to a reform school in Vilnius, Lithuania (then under Polish rule). Released at the age of 18, he entered what is now Vilnius University, studying philosophy and ancient history. With the Soviet invasion in 1939, he fled Vilnius and returned to […]This Just In: God’s Ponzi by Robert BuschelJuly 25, 2022News Editor0Gregory Portent demands revenge. Revenge is best served cold when the prey begs to be the target. With his skills and charisma he lures them in easily, using an investment bank to launch a Ponzi scheme. Gregory Portent has one advantage—artificial intelligence. At a critical point, he loses his way. A “black swan” event follows and the Ponzi scheme borders on the brink of collapse. It’s not about revenge anymore; it’s about survival. Greedy lawyers, […]Non-Fiction: All for the Love of Horses by Patti DammierJuly 24, 2022admin0Author Patricia Dammier says it was always her vision to be able to look outside and see her beloved horses. In All for the Love of Horses, she shares her story about all the wonderful animals and people that enriched more than 35 years of traveling through Europe before returning to her farm in the United States. Dammier offers a reflective review of the cheerful and funny stories through a historical lens. The stories recount the […]Art & Culture: Aroma Household Magic by Marian FletcherJuly 24, 2022Linda L. Richards0I’ve been an essential oil enthusiast for many years, reasoning that, whether or not you believe in the benefits of aromatherapy, there is no downside. Even if what the things we believe about essential oils aren’t true, worst case scenario your world smells better. How can that be a bad thing? Marian Fletcher, author of Aroma Household Magic, takes a way more scientific and pro-active approach. An alternative healing therapist, Fletcher knows this space thoroughly. […]East of Eden Will Be Limited SeriesJune 21, 2022News Editor0A lot of history will be made by an upcoming Netflix limited series now in very early development. The series will be based on Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck’s magnum opus, East of Eden. Zoe Kazan will write and executive produce. Her grandfather, Elia Kazan, adapted and directed a 1955 large screen version of East of Eden, which was released by Warner Brothers. Florence Pugh has been signed to star and co-produce. From Deadline Hollywood: […]This Just In… Rook by Stephen G EoannouJune 21, 2022News Editor0Rook is based on the true story of Al Nussbaum. To his unsuspecting wife, Lolly, Al is a loving, chess playing, family man. To J. Edgar Hoover, he is the most cunning fugitive alive. Al is the mastermind behind a string of east coast robberies that has stumped law enforcement. After his partner, one-eyed Bobby Wilcoxson, kills a bank guard and wounds a New York City patrolman, Al is identified as one of the robbers […]Fiction: Captain Cooked by S.P. GroganJune 21, 2022admin0S.P. Grogan’s Captain Cooked tells the story of a young videographer, Madison Merlot Dayne, who is the field producer on her chef father’s traveling and popular television cooking show, “Insatiable Delights.” When she arrives on the Big Island of Hawai’i, she stumbles across the poisoning of a famous Hawaiian singer, and then finds herself in danger while trying to solve the murder as well as tasting the delicacies of the islands. Captain Cooked interweaves 22 […]Stealing Our Attention BackMay 9, 2022News Editor0In the beautifully conceived and executed “How Books Help Us Stop Living in the Shallows” in Thrive, Arianna Huffington takes the time to tell us how the electronic age is rewiring our brains: and not in a good way. Huffington writes that our “new way of taking in information is driving our inability to focus and reflect deeply because it’s also altering the underlying architecture in our brains.“ Asa result, as a culture, we’re reading […]Art & Culture: Chakras for Beginners by Karen NguyenMay 9, 2022News Editor0If you have ever done yoga, it is likely you have heard about your chakras and not totally understood what was being discussed. The reader can come to Karen Nguyen’s Chakras for Beginners with only the most basic understanding of chakras, what is meant by “aligning” them and what can be done for (let’s just call it) ultimate chakra health. Nguyen takes the guesswork away. The subtitle of the book is: “A Complete Guide to […]Fiction: The Ravens of Vienna by Adrian GrafeMay 9, 2022admin0The Ravens of Vienna is British writer Adrian Grafe’s debut novel. Vienna in 1942 is a city overrun with Nazis, profiteers, and spies. A desperate Nazi officer, under pressure from his superiors, bullies Lichtblau, a banker, also a writer, into handing him over some of the bank’s money. He is the object of hatred on the part of Hellroth, who has always been in love with Lichtblau’s wife. As Lichtblau’s and his family’s lives become […]Posts navigation12…460»What’s on JanuaryFictionNon-FictionCrime FictionArt & CultureSF/FChildren’s BooksCookbooksBiographyProfilesInterview ArchiveAuthors on the WebTechnologySearchRecently on JanuaryFiction: The Village Teacher and Other Stories by Theodore OdrachThis Just In: God’s Ponzi by Robert BuschelNon-Fiction: All for the Love of Horses by Patti DammierArt & Culture: Aroma Household Magic by Marian FletcherEast of Eden Will Be Limited SeriesFollow @JanuaryMagazineJanuary Magazine@JanuaryMagazine@ScottRebecca11 @ACTBrigitte Nobody said that. 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