Believe This is a short, inspiring poem that explores the themes of courage, faith, inner strength, and the power of belief. The poem stresses the concept of belief. It encourages readers to have belief, as it can be a great source of strength in challenging times. The poem is written by Wilhelmina Stitch, whose real name is Ruth Collie. Her optimistic writing became quite popular during the 1920s and 1930s. You’re winning. You simply cannot fail.The only obstacle is doubt;There’s not a hill you cannot scaleOnce fear is put to rout. Don’t think defeat, don’t talk defeat, The word will rob…
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What if the gods of ancient mythology were not gods at all, but powerful beings from beyond Earth? Author Darren Jenkins explores this intriguing question in his Zealots of Eternal Dreams series, blending ancient mythology, extraterrestrial life, science fiction, action, and mystery into a universe of hidden conflicts and extraordinary characters. In this conversation with WorldAuthors.Org, Jenkins discusses his journey from drawing comic-book-inspired characters as a child to becoming an author, the ideas that shaped his unique mythology-driven universe, and the role of redemption and transformation in characters such as Zeus. He also opens up about returning to creativity after…
For decades, advertising has played a powerful role in shaping how people see brands, culture and even themselves. But behind many of the stories of American advertising lies another history – one shaped by Black creatives, agencies and ideas that helped change the way Black America was represented. That history is at the centre of Pitch Black: The Best Black Ads of the Past 50+ Years, a new book by advertising veteran Mark S. Robinson. The book officially went on sale on September 7, 2026, and brings together advertising history, cultural analysis and a collection of influential campaigns created for and by…
Forex trading goes beyond just choosing a currency pair, placing a trade, and waiting for the market to move. Succeeding in the market requires knowledge, discipline, risk management, and an understanding of how markets behave. One effective way to build that foundation is by studying the best currency trading books. Reading the top 10 best forex trading books of all time can provide you with structured knowledge that is difficult to gain from random online tips. What Are the Key Advantages of Reading the Best Forex Trading Books? Here are some essential reasons to make reading the best books an…
Life for Relief and Development’s humanitarian song, “60,000 Orphans in Gaza,” has gone viral across social media, attracting millions of views in the United States, all over the world. In this interview, Dr. Hany Saqr, CEO of Life for Relief and Development (LIFE), discusses the inspiration behind the song, the realities facing Gaza’s orphaned children and LIFE’s ongoing efforts to provide them with care and support. Hello Dr. Hany, welcome to WorldAuthors.org! Can you introduce Life for Relief and Development and the work the organization does around the world?Life for Relief and Development (LIFE) is a global humanitarian organization that…
Published in 1895, Jude the Obscure is a tragic novel that comments on the Victorian societal issues, marriage and class barriers. The author of the novel is Thomas Hardy, a celebrated figure in English literature. Hardy was always known for writing emotional stories and exploring human nature. The story follows around Jude Fawley, who is a working-class man with aspirations to attend university. Even though he desires to rise above his humble beginnings, he experiences his path being filled with obstacles one after the other. His relationship with his wife also becomes problematic for him. Jude the Obscure is regarded…
Published in 1920, The Mysterious Affair at Styles is a renowned crime fiction book that has become a classic in today’s times. The author of the detective fiction novel is none other than Agatha Christie, who is known as the ‘Queen of Crime.’ It is Agatha Christie’s first novel, and this is where the author has introduced her iconic character, detective Hercule Poirot. Set during World War I, the story takes place at Styles Court, where Emily Inglethorp, a rich matriarch, gets murdered. The story is narrated by Captain Arthur Hastings, who is a friend of Hercule Poirot. The case…
Three hundred miles and more from Chimborazo, one hundred from the snows of Cotopaxi, in the wildest wastes of Ecuador’s Andes, there lies that mysterious mountain valley, cut off from all the world of men, the Country of the Blind. Long years ago that valley lay so far open to the world that men might come at last through frightful gorges and over an icy pass into its equable meadows, and thither indeed men came, a family or so of Peruvian half-breeds fleeing from the lust and tyranny of an evil Spanish ruler. Then came the stupendous outbreak of Mindobamba,…
In this WorldAuthors.org interview, author Paromita De opens up about her journey as a writer and the deeply personal inspiration behind her book, The Secret to Mama’s Joy: How to Keep Mama Happy. Drawing from her own experiences of motherhood, Paromita explores parental burnout, self-care, family connection and the pressure to always be strong and perfect. She also shares why she chose to tell this important story through a child’s eyes and what she hopes children, parents and families will take away from its pages. Welcome back to WorldAuthors.org, Paromita! It’s wonderful to have you with us again. Since we last spoke, what…
Among the most impressive stories are those which arise when people’s lives take an unexpected turn. For Gary E. Smith, the path that has led from running a successful national electrical contracting business to becoming an award-winning author and photographer has been influenced by curiosity, observation and a long-standing interest in people. In the latest episode of “Uncut with Lucia”, Smith talks about his amazing journey, his enthusiasm for storytelling and photography, his interest in human behaviour, and the experiences that eventually led him to write the acclaimed Warren Steelgrave thriller series. Even before he became a published author, Smith had…