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08/21/2026

Jeremy Schreiber believed deeply in the importance of being seen—and of speaking up for what we need.

After being diagnosed with ALS, Jeremy became an outspoken advocate for people with disabilities, drawing on his own experiences of navigating a world that too often overlooked them.

His words remain as relevant as ever:

“Choose to be visible. Don't simply accept what is. Think about what you need, what you can do for yourself, but also what you need others to do for you. If we all do this together, we can make a change.”

Jeremy died in 2021, before Never Say Invisible was published, but his message lives on through the memoir he left behind.

08/19/2026

In 1973, Author Mark E. Miller gave a young woman named Carlene a ride across Wyoming. They talked and laughed for three hours. A year later, she disappeared.

More than five decades later, Mark still remembers that summer day—and the young woman he never saw again.

This month, the author of the award-winning memoir A Sometimes Paradise looks back on Carlene’s disappearance and the unexpected way it shaped his own life.

Read Mark’s latest newsletter. Link in caption.

08/17/2026

We never get tired of hearing from readers who connect with the stories our authors have entrusted us to publish.

Thank you to everyone who has read Minu Cash, Author’s The Painted Pink Dress, recommended it to others, and shared such thoughtful words about her story.

Every review means more than you know. ❤️

08/16/2026

The moments that stay with us aren't always the ones we expect to remember.

08/15/2026

Joseph Naso's “List of Ten” pointed investigators to ten women. But the list didn't tell the whole story.

In this clip from his WGN TV interview, William A. Noguera talks about learning that Naso had actually killed twenty-six women—and how he and investigator Ken Mains were able to solve four of those cases.

But learning the extent of Naso's crimes raised an even more disturbing question: Why did he kill?

The answers are revealed in Through the Lens of a Monster.

08/13/2026

What happens when your daughter finds the manuscript you never intended her to read?

For Marty Ohlhaut , it eventually led to Tent for Seven.

Grace Ly uncovered the manuscript and read the entire story before Marty even knew she'd found it.

In this short clip, Marty talks about the unusual way the book came to be—and why sharing some of those deeply personal stories wasn't easy at first.

08/11/2026

We’re always grateful when readers take the time to share what a book has meant to them.

Running from the Mirror has received so many thoughtful and generous reviews, and we’re deeply thankful to everyone who has read Howard Shulman’s story, recommended it to others, or taken a moment to leave a few kind words.

To all of Howard’s readers: thank you.

08/09/2026

Not every circumstance is ours to change. But how we respond, grow, and move forward can still be ours to shape.

A thought to carry with you into the week.

08/07/2026

Forty-two years on death row. Three ex*****on dates. And his own investigation of a serial killer that earned him the name "The Serial Killer Whisperer."

William A. Noguera joins Websleuths for a fascinating conversation about his extraordinary life, what he uncovered from serial killer Joseph Naso, and his memoir Through the Lens of a Monster.

🎥 Watch the full interview. Link in the comments.

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08/05/2026

Some of life's most important discoveries aren’t about the past. They’re about the person we become because of it.

A hard-earned reflection from Minu Cash, Author, author of The Painted Pink Dress:

"Sometimes finding the truth isn't about discovering where you came from. It's about finally understanding who you are."