Host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews authors, publishers, with guests coming from many different backgrounds.

This post is not political. Nor do I want to lecture, explain, or need you to take sides.

Tu B'Av is the Jewish  “Holiday of Love.” Our own Valentine’s Day, if you will. 

To help with productivity, I was given the advice of setting micro tasks and then celebrate crossing each off. I decided to give it a try.

City Hall agreed to the location, provided the materials and also organized workshops for people who wished to take part in the painting.

We talked about the world of finance, putting real events into fictional books, and advice for aspiring authors.

Tel Aviv’s indomitable spirit is alive and kicking, Here are three short recommendations about Tel Aviv in the Spring of 2024.

Let's celebrate one woman, Ilana Dayan. She is an investigative journalist- she broadcasts after actually checking her facts.

Names carry connotations, and in the case of Hebrew names, they often bear literal meanings.

The response was overwhelming : More than 3,000 (!) copies of my book were downloaded. Yet, to date, I have less than forty reviews.

Hearing about scams and frauds that take place (mostly) in America works to calm me.

Amidst all of this - should I keep on writing? It was a question I asked myself from the very beginning.

It would have been much easier to play ball, to be friends with everyone. To be nice and confirm by the rules - the rules men made.

A driven career woman finds her girl squad, love, success (and lots of hot s*x)

On this day, when we celebrate freedom, I cannot write to you and pretend that all is as usual.

My non-negotiables as an author. My duties to my readers.

A free holiday story if you join my list.

I love reading about food in other writers’ books, and it is great fun writing it.

How to make a costly mistake for a large bank - and still get a husband out of it.

My next book is called 'Analyzing her Assets' and it also happens in the financial world of Tel Aviv.