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Collateral Courage
AMERICAN LIVES | A LITERARY PROFILE Collateral Courage Kenneth Carnesi, Sr.’s new memoir trades the redemption arc for something braver — a steady, unsparing tribute to the family that kept the lights on while he learned to stand again. ________________________________________________…
Podcast Episode: Kenneth Carnesi’s Inspirational Voice
Pip: When the inspirational-writing genre finally makes room for someone who has actually lived the story they’re telling, you notice — because it doesn’t happen that often. Mara: Today we’re looking at recognition from two separate award bodies for kennethcarnesi…
Kenneth Carnesi, Sr.: The Inspirational Voice of South Carolina
Review: Inspirational Book Trilogy – Evergreen Awards In the heart of South Carolina, a voice has emerged that resonates with resilience and hope. Kenneth Carnesi, Sr., an inspirational author, has captured the hearts of many through his powerful storytelling and…
The Weight of the Day
A Reflection on Memorial Day There is a particular kind of quiet that falls over military cemeteries on Memorial Day morning, before the crowds arrive. Row upon row of white headstones catch the early light, each one a precise, understated…
A Rare Blueprint from the Front Lines
The Future of Bulk Wi-Fi Business books tend to fall into two camps: those written by theorists who study industries from the outside, and those written by practitioners who have lived inside them for decades. The Future of Bulk Wi-Fi…
The Cost of Independence: A New Author’s Journey to Self-Publishing without Compromise
The allure of self-publishing is captivating many aspiring authors. The promise of creative control, direct engagement with readers, and higher royalty rates is enticing. However, for those who choose to eschew the well-trodden paths of platforms like Amazon and Kindle…
A Voice the Genre Has Been Waiting For: On Kenneth Carnesi, Sr.’s Recognition in The National Law Review
Commentary — May 20, 2026 It is a rare moment when the inspirational-literature genre, so often crowded with recycled mantras and frictionless optimism, makes room for a voice that has actually walked the road it describes. The National Law Review’s…
Is AI Helping or Hurting New Authors?
A practical look at what AI actually changes for writers publishing their first book If you are working on your first book in 2026, the publishing world looks almost nothing like it did five years ago. AI now sits in…
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