Big congrats to Jason Ward on the release of his new book, "Find Your Gold Thread: Discovering Your Purpose Through Life's Divine Moments". Also, right now the eBook is only $1.99 for a limited time! Wishing you an amazing launch and so much success as your book gets out into the world. Let’s show Jason some love in the comments! 👏

Today we’re celebrating Book Launchers author Stuart King and the release of "The New Physician’s Handbook: A Practical Prescription for Medical, Financial, and Personal Fulfillment" What makes this book stand out is that it goes beyond medicine itself. Stuart tackles the parts of being a physician that people don’t always talk about: burnout, work/life balance, finances, marketing, career decisions, malpractice concerns, and building a sustainable life inside a high-pressure profession. This is less like a textbook and more like the kind of guidance many doctors wish they had earlier in their careers. Huge congratulations to Stuart on getting this out into the world! 👏 👇 Let’s show him some launch day love in the comments!

I recently wrote a poem called the “Miraval Miracle” that I need to publish. I had this epic experience while in AZ doing an EQ retreat that my friend had an extra seat in - being invited in that fashion alone was a miracle. While at the retreat I had many interactions with this hummingbird. One of the most majestic creatures I’ve ever encountered. Does anyone know of any poetry specific publishers that I could submit it to? Thank you!!

I have been busy offering to do a talk based on my Jane Austen book for any organisation that will have me - while I wait for US copyright. It’s now 14 weeks. An organisation with branches all over the country offered me a fee. I turned it down because i assumed it would be quite small. I have now Googled what the fee is and found that to me it’s quite generous. Some branches also pay travel. Going forward, I will accept the fee. The fee they offer is such that a £1 from Amazon per book no longer needs to interest me. I either sell books direct or not at all. These branches plan their programme of talks a year in advance. My task now is to ensure that I can get myself invited back to do something else the following year. The book has opened this door but is not even out yet. As I hoped, there is huge interest in anything to do with Jane Austen.

What do you think of this latest one as of 5-11-26. Would you pick this up from a shelf to look at further? Is this cover eye-catching, and legible? Most importantly - what do you think this book is about?