Since they were honest about my book, it’s only fair that I be honest about their podcast, right?

Esther must have done something very right in the bedroom, as the king chooses her to be his queen.

an interview with Eve who runs a podcast, Please Me!, aimed at destigmatizing conversations about sex.

The Talmud states: "One who shames another in public, it is as though they have shed blood."

The truth is, startups lie about their numbers all the time. But their founders’ faces rarely end up plastered all over the news.

it’s a good reminder to reflect on the things I’m grateful for in life. Consider it an exercise in positive thinking.

Ivanhoe meets Phryne Fisher in a medieval adventure of a woman sleuth.

Answering these questions has become a part of my writing routine, helping me stay accountable.

Host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews authors, publishers, with guests coming from many different backgrounds.

To help with productivity, I was given the advice of setting micro tasks and then celebrate crossing each off. I decided to give it a try.

We talked about the world of finance, putting real events into fictional books, and advice for aspiring authors.

Laura Griffin writes: the best novels combine the three P's: Problem that the heroes solve, Proximity—they are together a lot, and Pacing.

By highlighting women navigating this cutthroat environment, I aim to tell their stories of overcoming challenges and finding love.

As of a few months ago, Amazon started asking this question: Have you used AI to write this book?

Tel Aviv’s indomitable spirit is alive and kicking, Here are three short recommendations about Tel Aviv in the Spring of 2024.

My old food blog features 5:3 recipes - up to five ingredients no more than 3 steps .

I can tell you I was scared shitless beforehand. The host, Brook, with over 300 podcast interviews under her belt, quickly put me at ease.

Branding is complicated. Mia Sivan the persona, is both similar yet different to the real person behind her.

Names carry connotations, and in the case of Hebrew names, they often bear literal meanings.

Heat levels in romance, an easy to understand scale.