Category Archives: writing

If you’re into gardening, particularly in northern climates, you likely could learn a lot from Neil Moran and his books: North Country Gardening: Simple Secrets to Successful Northern Gardening (which I think was the first book we bought after moving to the UP in 2004, a big help with our 2005 garden) and North Country Gardening with Wildflowers: A Guide to Growing and Enjoying Native Wildflowers in the Great Lakes Region. I think Neil must be the reigning guru of gardening in the north! Continue reading →

I hope you’re been enjoying these interviews as much as I have. Our clients are fascinating writers and engaging personalities. Today, I’d like to introduce Rich Hill, a skillful writer of enjoyable, often humorous, slices of his life gathered into … Continue reading →

Welcome to my Wednesday Author Interview, this week with Janelle Meraz Hooper. I’ve known Janelle for almost three years and have converted six of her books to eBook formats. She’s written six books and a one-man play about Geronimo and is working on several more, varied, books projects. Continue reading →

Well, it’s Wednesday again and time for another interview with one of our Five Rainbows Services clients. Today, I’d like to introduce you to Richard (Rich) Levine who has written and self-published an interesting book for middle-schoolers. We are currently … Continue reading →

Today, I’d like to introduce you to Cliff Feightner who has written two books to date and is at work on two more. His Views from Sandhausen was an interesting project from a design standpoint, as it was based on a couple of years worth of emails Cliff and his wife Lynn sent home to document their overseas assignment to Sandhausen, Germany, along with quite a few photos of their experiences. Continue reading →