As recent circumstances have forced me to find a straighter spine, I find myself walking taller than normal and finding an effervescent glow. In between teaching up to 12 yoga classes a week and reading books and finishing a massively long manuscript focusing on The Golden State and other personal confessions, I am taking a …
This year I have taken a bit of a hiatus from publishing books at Mango Jane. I did publish the first hardcover this year for GUNS TASTE BAD, which you can buy here. Guns Taste Bad is a book by Landon Chapman. He has also been published by FALL LINES by the JASPER PROJECT in …
This year has started off with some unusual happenings, I must say. I tend to draw into the things that happen and pay attention to the signs given at hand. With that being said, I am excited to announce that Mango Jane Publishing will still move forward publishing Public Domain books for 2022 and maybe …
This is a quick write from my heart to yours. I hope you are well first of all. I hope that you feel safe and loved and secure right where you are. I hope that you are finding inner joy through these trials of adversity we are all experiencing through the Global Pandemic of the …
The Prophet By Kahlil Gibran I am so excited to be here, finally writing at Mango Jane. Since I last wrote here, Southern California has opened up and the quarantine is officially over for now. I am beyond happy to be back here publishing books from my heart’s content, books that have inspired my soul …
Hi haven’t written here in a bit. Much has happened. The world has turned over at least twice (metaphorically speaking of course) since I last wrote here in August of last year. At that point, I had begun finishing my 300 hour courses again at Mira Costa, which included a business class, which just rocked. …
I haven’t written here in a bit. I needed a break from all, I guess, even the mango writing column thing. Yet, while I was on the Island of St. Simon’s, my heart felt happy to know my fingers would be returning here shortly for a quick write when I returned home. Nourish the soul …
