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Upcoming Book Launches

No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.
-H.E. Luccock

The quote above applies to the success of an author bringing a book to the world!

Each of our authors builds a team of supporters and implements resources to have their work shine in the spotlight. If you resonate with any of the books listed below, join their launch team in support of the years of work that went into bringing their book(s) to the world.

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The Basement

In this gripping and thought-provoking memoir, Clinton LT Stevenson examines what it means to grow up unseen in America, and what it takes to finally be heard. He takes readers on an unflinching journey through America, seen through the evolving lens of a Black boy becoming a Black man. With clarity and conviction, Stevenson examines the personal and societal forces that shape identity, questioning the institutional systems that have long influenced the lives of African American men.

The Basement (Unseen, Unheard, Unbroken) traces a deeply personal path from a childhood marked by invisibility in Benton Harbor, Michigan, to a life defined by resilience, fatherhood, and leadership. It is a story of survival, self-discovery, and the enduring struggle to be seen in a world that often looks away.

At the center of this memoir is “the basement”, not merely a physical space, but a psychological refuge. It represents the place where silence was learned, where protection became instinct, and where a young boy began to construct the inner world that would follow him into adulthood. As Stevenson navigates classrooms, relationships, and professional spaces, the basement becomes a powerful metaphor for the hidden self-observant, guarded, and shaped by both personal and systemic challenges.

Through vivid storytelling and reflective insight, Stevenson confronts the realities of maternal neglect, racial injustice, and the quiet burden of emotional survival. Yet from that unseen place, he builds a life grounded in education, faith, and perseverance, emerging as a healthcare leader and father committed to breaking cycles of silence and generational pain.

Spanning five decades, from the 1970s busing era to the present - The Basement blends deeply personal narrative with cultural reflection, offering readers a profound exploration of identity, resilience, and the lifelong journey toward self-worth and visibility.

This is more than a memoir. It is a call to see, to understand, and to confront the spaces, within ourselves and within society, that too often remain hidden.

Clinton LT Stevenson

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Target Audiences:

Professional & Institutional Audiences

· Healthcare professionals & leadership teams

· Universities (African American Studies, Sociology, Social Work,

Psychology, Leadership programs)

· Community & nonprofit organizations

· Faith-based leadership groups and ministries

· Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) leaders and workplace teams

Personal & Community Audiences

· Individuals seeking growth, healing, and self-reflection

· Single parents navigating identity, responsibility, and resilience

· Black men and fathers exploring identity, legacy, and self-worth

· Individuals working through relationship challenges and emotional

barriers

· Survivors of emotional or physical adversity seeking understanding and

healing

Nancy Nance

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What happens after you survive the thing you thought would break you?

Survival may get you through the darkest days. But eventually, another question emerges:

How do you stop merely surviving and begin fully living?

In Choose Joy: The Fighter Within, Nancy Nance takes readers beyond the story of survival and into the complicated, courageous work of becoming. Through profound loss, addiction, trauma, complicated relationships, grief, love, recovery, and reinvention, Nancy has learned that healing doesn't mean the fight disappears. Sometimes, it simply moves inward.

The fighter within is the part of us that learned to protect, defend, endure, and keep going when life became unbearable. But the very instincts that once kept us alive can also make it difficult to trust, soften, receive love, release control, and believe that peace is finally safe.

With remarkable vulnerability, humor, hard-earned wisdom, and an unapologetically honest voice, Nancy explores what it means to recognize those old survival patterns without allowing them to determine who we become.

This is not a story about having everything figured out.

It's about learning to pause instead of react.
- To receive instead of always resist.
- To forgive without forgetting.
- To carry grief without allowing grief to carry you.
- To stop proving your strength and begin trusting it.
- And to discover that joy can coexist with pain, uncertainty, and an unfinished

healing journey.

Along the way, Nancy invites readers to examine the stories they have carried, the identities they may have outgrown, and the battles they may no longer need to fight.

Because healing isn't about becoming untouched by what happened to us. It's about developing the courage and compassion to hold our stories without allowing them to define our future.

Choose Joy: The Fighter Within is for anyone standing in that uncertain space between who they had to become to survive and who they are finally ready to be.

There is no finish line for becoming.

There is only the next choice.

The courage to heal.
The strength to rise.
The choice to live with joy.

Born to Move

From One Suitcase to a Life of Purpose

What if the greatest advantage you have isn't where you begin—but your willingness to keep moving?

When Tursun Alkau left Kazakhstan for America, he carried almost nothing with him. One suitcase. Almost no English. No connections. No guarantees. Just a conviction that a different future was possible.

In Born to Move, Tursun shares the remarkable journey of building a life—and eventually a thriving moving company—through perseverance, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to serving others. But this is not simply a business memoir. It is a deeply human story about leaving everything familiar, overcoming loneliness and uncertainty, embracing hard work, and discovering that every challenge is an invitation to grow.

Drawing wisdom from his Kazakh heritage, where generations of nomads understood that survival belongs to those willing to move forward, Tursun reveals timeless lessons about resilience, leadership, family, trust, and purpose.

You'll discover:

- How courage often begins with one impossible decision.

- Why integrity is the greatest competitive advantage in business.

- What immigrants teach us about resilience and hope.

- How ordinary work can become extraordinary service.

- Why leadership starts by carrying the burdens of others.

- How success is built one faithful step at a time.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, an immigrant, a leader, or someone standing at the beginning of a new chapter, Born to Move will remind you that your circumstances do not define your future.

Because every meaningful journey begins the same way:

One step.

One decision.

One move.

And everything worth having is carried there.