PUBLISHED BOOKS
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Many clients ultimately want to publish their own books—below are some fascinating and inspiring stories that we have developed and published together.
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Recorded Time is a memoir about the early days of bioGraph. Businesses, like lives, are quantum phenomena.
Recorded Time: How to Write the Future
This true story of Magda Preiss is a breathtaking masterpiece of Holocaust literature.
We Were Strangers
The voice of nature reaches us through bees and other pollinators. From them, we learn how to listen and understand it.
Nature’s Voice: Health and Humanities
Roger Brown was born in 1925, grew up in Chicago, graduated from Yale University in the 1940s, officered a destroyer escort in WWII
Roger Brown: A Life
This book is about fighting for underdogs—lending one’s voice to the voiceless—which is what advocacy is all about.
The Cannabis Advocate
To grasp the ethical, spiritual, political, and scientific meanings of modern life, we must return to its early modern origins.
Early Modern Matters of Life and Death
The purpose of this book is to give educators—K–12 and university professors—a practical and tactical method for using virtual reality in the classroom.
A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Virtual Reality
“Love life, love people, be sincere and never cease striving to make the world better for every person”
Achieving a Better World For Every Person
Sam’s saloon was established as soon as possible, before the crack of dawn on December 5, 1933, the day Prohibition ended.
Sam’s Tavern
Vern called it “among the greatest experiences of his life, which is even more valuable to my children and grandchildren—the stories are incredible.”
Once a Cowboy
Shakespeare, a chronicler of the ceaseless collaboration among persons, language, the stage, the object world, audiences, the weather, the earth, and the heavens.
Shakespeare’s Things
Amparo seeks to “make meaning of an insane experience” and tell her story that “otherwise no one else would believe.”
Prophecy of My Undoing
Brian Levitas tells his story to give others an insider’s perspective on what it was like being a cancer patient.
Cancer Saved My Life
This is a period of elite division: as tech research advances and more people gain access to new technologies, a rift emerges.