Author Archives: Guest Blogger

Guest post by Kesia Alexandra, author of It Ain’t Easy I have never questioned whether or not poor people deserve to have nice things. Growing up poor and still working my way out of poverty now, I know that having money doesn’t make someone more human and not having money doesn’t make anyone any less […]

Guest post by Khali Raymond, author of The Ballad of Sidney Hill 2 Newark, New Jersey. The largest city in New Jersey, with a population about 277,140 people. Only eight miles from Manhattan, it’s a city of culture and diversity. A quote from Becca Fitzpatrick says "Sometimes bad things have to happen before good things […]

Guest post by Sam Waas, author of Blood Storm As I find myself growing older, many friends gone, family grown and dispersed or gone, I reflect on how I can best share what I’ve learned and gained, how I may still provide to others. Part of this is an evolution of my personal self, a […]

Guest post by Guy Lozier, author of The Eternal: Guardian of Light My philosophy says that the Intrinsic Goodness will manifest in our reality over time. It even goes on to say that it is inevitable. When I say my philosophy, I mean my very own philosophy. My understanding of reality. Many would say that […]

Guest post by Erin Lee, author of Crazy Like Me My poverty is not complete: it lacks me. ~Antonio Porchia, Voces, 1943, translated from Spanish by W.S. Merwin The worldwide economy is in a state today that causes many to doubt any solution to extreme poverty in the next century. Natural disasters, wars, market crashes, […]

Guest post by Greer Alexis Bacon, author of The Fishing Lure When those snowy mornings come rolling in over the hills of northern New York State. A team of people are warming their cars, slipping on mittens and shoveling a path way. To be a helper, listener and a friend to our veterans. When no […]