One Suspicious Email Can Ruin a Week. Rex Calloway’s ‘Stop Doing Dumb Shit Online’ Explains What Matters

Stop Doing Dumb Shit Online: A Non-Technical Guide to Staying Safe on the Internet by Rex Calloway book cover, bold red and navy title lettering on a cream background

“Is this email real?” It’s a short question, often asked while someone is already hovering over a link. Answering it requires judgment, and plenty of internet users have never been shown what to look for. That missing explanation sits at the heart of Rex Calloway’s Stop Doing Dumb Shit Online: A Non-Technical Guide to Staying Safe on the Internet. Available on Amazon in Kindle, paperback, and hardcover editions, the book examines the choices people face whenever they go online.

E.K. Mockingham’s ‘Pickled Chicken’ Gives Little Readers a Big Reason to Be Kind

Pickled Chicken by E.K. Mockingham book cover, a fluffy green chick holding a glowing pickle in a farmyard at dusk

Some picture-book characters are easy to imagine joining the family bookshelf. A bright green chick with a friend named Dust Bunny certainly has the credentials, especially when his adventure begins with a glowing pickle. In Pickled Chicken, E.K. Mockingham gives young readers an unusual hero whose journey brings friendship, laughter, and everyday kindness into the same cheerful world.

Damien R. Todor’s ‘WHITE PATHS’ and ‘Dreams Left Undreamed’ Offer Light Through Grief and Uncertainty

A chance meeting can redirect a life. A quiet prayer can open the door to an unexpected relationship. In WHITE PATHS and Dreams Left Undreamed, Serbian author Damien R. Todor follows characters whose personal struggles gradually reveal deeper questions about faith, destiny, sacrifice, and the unseen connections between people.