Five Books, Five Genres – Dual Female Authors at Work
In 1960, men wrote 82% of published books, but today, the majority of books are authored by women. And what’s better than one woman? Two! At Master Wings Publishing, we’ve found that co-authored books often provide a rich blend of perspective, context, and narrative interest. Here are some great reads written by female co-authors across five genres to shine a light on female authorship.
A Guide to Popular eBook Formats
July 31, 2023
An eBook is an electronic or digital version of a printed book. A variety of eBook file formats exist, each with their own strengths and limitations. In this post, we’ll cover the differences between the two most popular formats: PDF and EPUB.
Anniversary Interview with Bob Hartnett, Author of Frank Lloyd Wright’s $10,000 Home
May 25, 2023
On the fourth anniversary of his book release, Master Wings Publishing spoke with author Bob Hartnett on what still excites him about the subject and project.
Print vs. Digital Books – Which Team Wins?
April 28, 2023
Ask an avid reader their thoughts on print vs. digital books, and you’ll likely get an impassioned opinion. People tend to strongly favor one format over another and declare themselves as “team print” or “team e-reader.” To fuel the debate, here’s a practical look at the pros and cons of each type.
Lita & Jean Bonus Story: Love Ties Us Together
March 29, 2023
March 29, 2023 marked the first anniversary of the release of Lita Tomas and Jean Marie McNamara’s book, Lita & Jean: Memoirs of Two Generations of Military Women. Since its release, the book that Publishing Review called “a vivid portrayal of service and sacrifice that is at once gritty and inspiring” has won Gold with the Nonfiction Authors Association and inspired an absolutely incredible audience.
5 Recommended Books Celebrating Black American Veterans
February 28, 2023
Black Americans have played a vital role in America’s military history, from the Revolutionary War to present-day conflicts. However, their contributions have often been overlooked or downplayed in traditional narratives. As we celebrate Black History Month, it is essential to share the stories of Black American Veterans to recognize their achievements and sacrifices to ensure an enduring legacy.
Three Reasons Reading as a Hobby Improves Your Health
January 31, 2023
Hobbies are a great way to spend our free time, whether it be knitting, juggling, birdwatching or reading. Reading is often considered one of the best hobbies to have, and for good reason; it offers a unique set of healthy benefits.
6 Tips on How to Keep Your Resolution to Read More Books
December 23, 2022
As the new year approaches, many people find themselves making resolutions. One common resolution is to read more books, and for a good reason. Reading encourages learning, and it opens your mind to new possibilities, cultures and perspectives. It is also proven to be to be a great way to...
Five Useful Resources to Learn About Prisoners of War
October 31, 2022
As news organizations continue to cover the conflict in Europe, prisoners of war (POWs) and their treatment are top-of-mind for many. A POW is a soldier, sailor, airman, or marine captured during war. Each war imprisonment experience and method of conveyance is different, resulting in varying but consistently compelling stories. As interest in the POW experience grows, so does the need for reliable sources of information. We’ve put together a list of five resources that would help advance anyone's journey to learn more about POWs:
Lita & Jean Featured on The Veterans Breakfast Club’s Scuttlebutt Podcast
August 31, 2022
The positive buzz continues for Master Wings’ latest release, Lita & Jean: Memoirs of Two Generations of Military Women. Lita Thomas and Jean Marie McNamara joined host Shaun Hall on the July 25th Scuttlebutt podcast to bring stories of their memoir to life and add additional color to the narrative they’ve shared in the pages of their book.
Master Wings Title Featured in Wright Design Webinar
July 29, 2022
The story of the Bach House and Chicago’s history are deeply intertwined. Now, this shared legacy is beautifully captured in Frank Lloyd Wright’s $10,000 Home - History, Design, & Restoration of the Bach House by Robert “Bob” Hartnett. He believes that architecture plays an important role in our communities, and that the Bach House is a central part of Rogers Park’s history.