Women who faced adversity release book

You Are Enough is a photobook of 9 women who have faced adversity in their lifetime and have overcome it. They defeated issues with self-esteem, anxiety, depression, mental health, infertility, illness, crisis, disabilities, and body image to become independent, stronger, and more confident women. Book photographer Cynthia Harkinson displays her book cover, You Are Enough. The cover hosts Donna Kshir high in the Pennsylvania Wilds at Hyner View. READ MORE!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to handle a bad book review

Image
As a writer, we dread getting bad book reviews. Even the most highly acclaimed writers in the industry get bad reviews, from time to time, whether it’s from the  New York  Times or an anonymous reviewer on Amazon. Unfortunately, all too often we take it personally and even go to the extreme. I once had someone review my photo book of the  Kinzua Skywalk  and complain there were too many photographs and not enough history. This kind gentleman rated it one star. Yes, one star! The book is full of the most incredible photographs. It breaks my heart to see a poor rating on something I put so much time into but more for the fact it bares my late grandmother’s name, Gladys Caroline. My intent was to keep her memory alive and make her proud, but I guess when you choose to be in the public eye you are forced to deal with public opinion. Some people have no filter and they could care less about someone’s name or feelings. Negative reviews are a killer, but there are ways to work through them. I
Read more

Renovo Area Outreach

Image
Pennsylvania has one of the highest overdose death rates in the country. Renovo, the once quiet, sheltered rural town has also felt the crunch. Renovo is hardly the town it used to be with Opioids, Methamphetamines, and Fentanyl, running rapidly, falling into children’s hands. In recent months, the town has relied heavily on local volunteer fire departments and ambulance crews to assist them in emergency situations. These incidents have placed volunteer rescue workers’ lives in jeopardy, reinforcing that a community cannot rely on volunteers alone, police protection is a necessity. Between the increasing drug presence, violence and lack of police protection Renovo is a breeding ground for destruction leaving many residents wondering about the town’s future. READ FULL ARTICLE! Article Credit: Donna Speaks
Read more