Michelle Gauvreau Author Bio: Michelle Rice-Gauvreau is a native Mohawk woman born in Canada and raised in Connecticut via an illegal adoption, which was commonplace for many native babies throughout many years across North America. She is a compassionate advocate for all adoptees looking for their own truth, peace and hope. She hopes to instill her strength to any adoptee struggling to find their way. Michelle now works as a legal professional for a prestigious law firm. She resides in … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Michelle Gauvreau
Interview with Author – Polly Letofsky
Polly Letofsky Author Bio: Polly Letofsky spent five years walking around the world, and six years writing the book about it. But it was worth it, her long awaited first book, 3mph: The Adventures of One Woman's Walk Around the World has won top honors at the 2011 IPPY Awards as Best Travel Memoir, Best Memoir at the 2011 Writer's Digest Best Book Awards, and was a Finalist in the USA Book Awards. You can invite Polly to your book club! Polly has made a unique offer to readers of 3mph. If … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Polly Letofsky
Interview with Author – Rachel Boehm
Rachel Boehm Author Bio: Rachel Boehm is an award-winning journalist, turned workplace wellness organizer and advocate. Her experiences with school and workplace bullying, fat shaming, disordered eating, perfectionism, and verbal and emotional abuse began at a young age and continued into her late-twenties. Embracing a survivor’s mindset, Boehm now views her journey as a calling to transform the way individuals and organizations view well-being, the beauty of the human body, metrics of … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rachel Boehm
That’s How It Was by Hazel Pacheco
That's How It Was by Hazel Pacheco Get ready to be transported to a simpler time and place, where the rolling fields of a farm hold untold possibilities. Sarah never imagined that a question to her grandmother would lead her on a quest. But when her grandma reveals the existence of a long-lost book written by her father about his adventures on the farm as a child, Sarah decides to find it. As she reads through the pages, she experiences his childhood through his own words and discovers the … [Read more...] about That’s How It Was by Hazel Pacheco
Interview with Author – Brooke Jones
Brooke Jones Author Bio: Before Brooke Jones was the Best Selling author of the Amazon #1 Best Seller (in the "Short Biography/Memoir" category) "WHY ARE THERE MONKEYS? (and other questions for God)", she was an award-winning Los Angeles and San Francisco Radio Personality, and was named "LA's FUNNIEST LADY". A long and tedious battle with Breast Cancer brought her radio career to an untimely end and transformed her Stand-Up Comedy career into a Sit-Down Comedy career. Ably assisted by her … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Brooke Jones
Interview with Author – Constantine Dhonau
Constantine Dhonau Author Bio: Constantine was born in St. Petersburg, Florida and raised by his mother and his aunt. A wholesome Boy Scout and frontman for Tampa ska/punk band: H1N1, he attended St. Petersburg College for his Associate of Arts and New College of Florida for his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. He escaped to Colorado in 2015 where he served with AmeriCorps and later pursued his dream to become a wilderness therapy field guide, completing 550 field days. He enjoys … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Constantine Dhonau
Interview with Author – Rosemary T. Mupambwa
Author Bio: Rosemary T. Mupambwa - Relationship Coach and Life Transformation Coach and the author of this very powerful book EXHUME OR HEAL - A WIDOW'S MEMOIR GETTING HER GROOVE BACK The book is about a widow’s journey from the time she lost her husband until when she found healing, love, and transformation. The author, a widow herself, lost her husband in July of 2000 and was left with three children, the youngest was five. All that Rosemary Mupambwa saw in front of her was black. … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rosemary T. Mupambwa
Interview with Author – Andy Halmay
Author Bio: I won't compete with several e-book titles I have out which provide biographical material on me. There is volume I of my official bio, "THE FIRST 85 YEARS ARE THE HARDEST," I became distracted and have to date failed to publish volume II. Then there are my times in music, an avocation, titled, "IT AINT FINE IF IT DON'T RHYME" which offers over 60 years of lyrics plus bits and pieces on artists I've recorded or who recorded my songs - folks such as Paul Simon, Carl Perkins, Fred … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Andy Halmay
Interview with Author – John Egenes
Author Bio: Can we skip this part? (laughs) Talking about myself is a lot harder that writing, that's for sure. Let's see... I grew up in southern California, spent a lot of years in northern New Mexico. I've been living here in New Zealand for over a decade now. I'm mostly a musician, I guess, with a background in horses as well. I'm a senior lecturer in music at a major university here, but I got my degrees later in life. I teach recording, songwriting, stagecraft and performance skills … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – John Egenes
Interview with Author – Kirby Michael Wright
Author Bio: I was born and raised in Honolulu. I attended Punahou School and also UH-Manoa. I spent every summer with my grandmother on her horse ranch on the east end of Moloka’i. She gave me my first horse when I was four. That mare dropped a foal the morning after I “rode her to death,” according my grandmother. My father told his mother to never mention I had Hawaiian blood because of the discrimination he experienced as a boy growing up in Honolulu. I bounced around during my college … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Kirby Michael Wright
