In each of us, goes an old adage, is a book. The stories of our lives can offer interpretations and understandings of the world, a piece of advice, or simply just catharsis.
As authors, we weave our understandings and experiences into narratives. They show up in fiction, non-fiction, poetry and imagery, to name a few places. Packaging them as hardcover or softcover books, online ebooks, audiobooks or even CDs and DVDs can bring those narratives to life.
“It is a labor of love,” said Michael Grossman, owner of Ebook Bakery in South Kingstown and advisor to many self-publishing authors. “I’m in publishing because I love words. We do it because we love it. Publishing these works brings people into our lives. It’s exciting.”
Perhaps the most important ingredient to a strong, successful marriage is trust, and when Rebecca Bessette told her soon-to-be husband Doug Denomme that she had found the venue where she wanted to get married — The Quonset “O” Club in North Kingstown — he trusted her so much he didn’t even need to see it until they arrived on site for the rehearsal.
