I’m Terod Naej, author of Becoming Unstoppable: The Path to Your Best Self and creator of the Substack When Silence Speaks: The Inner Journal of Terod Naej.

My work explores resilience, growth, purpose, inner strength, and the quiet fire that helps us become our best selves.

I’m honored to share this journey with fellow writers, readers, and builders here.

Glad to be among you.

Salut, I am just spending this Beautiful Sunday evening thinking of my fellow authors writing. I am praying your undertaking will be an overtaking, for a victorious overcoming. Love and Light, Bonsoir✨🪶 H.A.Bey in c/o R.D.Vinson El with 💕 à Demain.

I am from Savannah Ga, born and nurtured on the Ol'Geechee and the Gullah side of the Savannah River. Subsequently, my Uncle drowned in that same river as a child. I've been writing for about 20yrs or so, and as a hobby at one point before l truly honed my pen so to speak. Gratitude fills my heart each morning, because l chose to live with purpose and with Love Divine in my heart daily. "As the sunshine fall through my window with falling rain, and the breeze blows a sweet refrain." Enchanté! 😊

I have written articles and chapters on multiple subjects in medicine. I began my current project six years ago, writing about gender bias in the health care system based on 20 years of lectures given to physicians on the subject and 35 years of watching the health care system fail women. Fave part of writing?....Putting 35 years of experience into an "itty bitty" book, hoping to change the lives of as many women as possible, and affecting a change in the health care system. Fun fact: I began writing my current book for physicians 6 years ago. However, 3 years ago, I realized I was writing to the wrong audience. The subject needs to be brought to the general public, to women, and to all those who care about women. My initial manuscript is complete, and I hope to use Spines to maximize exposure and reach a larger audience for this important topic. @bengonzalez_md

Roy Everett Butler is a retired Pan American World Airways System Director of Flight Training, a former Marine Corps Major, and a lifelong learner. Born in Fresno, California, in 1932, he spent his professional life advancing aviation safety, later serving as a Senior Research Scientist in human-factors training. Today, he resides in peaceful companionship with his family and rescue cats, dedicating his time to painting and writing poetry.

At 93 years young, former Marine Corps aviator and Pan American World Airways pilot Roy Everett Butler has embarked on a remarkable new journey. Published by Spines, Butler’s debut book, “Never Too Late,” is a heartfelt collection selected from over 300 poems and reflections. Written entirely in his nineties, the anthology proves that creativity, curiosity, and personal discovery have no expiration date.

Butler’s extraordinary life serves as the rich tapestry for "Never Too Late." Born in 1932, his memories span from childhood views of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and the chilling reality of Pearl Harbor, to adrenaline-fueled days as a Marine Corps jet pilot during the Korean War and decades navigating the global skies for Pan Am.

I'm excited about my second written book coming out sometime this week hopefully. This is my first time using Spines as my publisher. My adventure working on my audio book has been tedious and amazing. I'm learning so much.

My book, Conspiracy in Time, is a time travel adventure back to the early 1960s. This is my first foray into fiction. Since I've always been fascinated by time travel fiction, movies, and television shows, I had been thinking about creating my own story for many years. Now that I'm retired, I finally have the time I need to focus on my writing. Since I'm a brand new author, I'll be checking this page often to see what other people have to say about their writing adventure.

Hello my name my Sabrina Smith and I’m the first woman to be exonerated from death row in the U.S for a crime I never committed.

Hey everyone,

I’m Desmond Robertson. I just found this community space and wanted to introduce myself.

I recently published my first epic anthropomorphic fantasy novel, The Sagas of Vaelora: The Burrow and the Blade, through Spines, and I’ve been enjoying the journey so far.

I’m from Saint Louis, Missouri, and I’ve always loved stories with heart, danger, legacy, and characters who feel larger than life even when they come from the smallest places.

Vaelora started as a family-inspired world and grew into something much bigger: burrowfolk, beastfolk, ancient wars, lost brothers, dangerous roads, and a young Lopari merchant stepping into a world far darker than he expected.

Glad to be here and looking forward to connecting with other authors and readers.

Hey everyone, Emily here! 😀 I'm excited to e-meet you all!
I’m so happy to be part of this community. I’ve always loved writing and can’t wait to learn, grow, and connect with fellow authors. Looking forward to getting inspired by your stories and sharing the journey together!