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Sandra Jonas Publishing An independent press dedicated to publishing powerful memoirs that inspire, challenge, and stay with readers long after the final page.

06/07/2026

At CrimeCon, Author David Crow and William A. Noguera found common ground in an unexpected place: the choices that changed the course of their lives.

Here's another clip from their conversation.

“I haven’t seen it this green out here in a helluva long time.”In a new blog post, Author Mark E. Miller recalls a sprin...
06/05/2026

“I haven’t seen it this green out here in a helluva long time.”

In a new blog post, Author Mark E. Miller recalls a spring drive with his father back to the I Lazy D Ranch.

Neither father nor son knew it that day, but it would be the last time Frank Miller ever saw the ranch his grandfather had founded in 1881.

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SALE! Two of our memoirs were selected for Kindle deals this month.📖 The Painted Pink Dress by Minu Cash, Author: $0.99📖...
06/03/2026

SALE! Two of our memoirs were selected for Kindle deals this month.

📖 The Painted Pink Dress by Minu Cash, Author: $0.99

📖 Running from the Mirror by Howard Shulman: $2.49

If either has been on your reading list, now is a great time to pick up a copy.

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05/31/2026

One of the most meaningful conversations to come out of CrimeCon.

David Crow and William Noguera discuss breaking the cycle of violence and the choices that define who we become.

One of the highlights of CrimeCon so far: a fan spotted William A. Noguera in the crowd and rushed over to have her copy...
05/30/2026

One of the highlights of CrimeCon so far: a fan spotted William A. Noguera in the crowd and rushed over to have her copy of Through the Lens of a Monster signed.

Success! Author David Crow and William A. Noguera have officially found each other at CrimeCon.After months of planning,...
05/29/2026

Success! Author David Crow and William A. Noguera have officially found each other at CrimeCon.

After months of planning, the conversations can finally begin.

Though their paths through life were very different, both were shaped in profound ways by San Quentin and the violence surrounding it.

Stay tuned for more updates from the weekend.

Thank you, Tales From The Book Dragon, for this glowing review of A Sometimes Paradise by Author Mark E. Miller.We truly...
05/29/2026

Thank you, Tales From The Book Dragon, for this glowing review of A Sometimes Paradise by Author Mark E. Miller.

We truly appreciate your continued support of our authors and their stories.

Throwback Thursday: A trip back in tim3

Good Evening My Fellow Book Dragons,
I do hope you are doing well tgis evening. Our Gem this evening came to me in a rusted beer can with a couple of bullet holes in it. I sat it on my kitchen counter and it began to rattle and spin and this true tale spun itself out.
"A Sometimes Paradise: Reflections on Life in a Wyoming Ranch Family is a work love by first time Dragon Feeder, Archeologist, Dr. Mark E. Miller, PhD.
This is a wonderful history lesson as Dr. Miller shares his family history of the ranch founded by his great grandfather, Isaac C. Miller in 1881.
He starts with an interview he did with his grandmother, Peg. It is a charming introduction to a way of life that, these days is often romanticized or demonized, depending on who's opinion one is reading.
Dr. Miller shows us an area we don't often see, the middle.
Here lies real people doing real work with livestock of sheep and cattle. Of days that start before the sun rises and often end past dark. We are shown and understand the hard work and dedication that go with loving a land that will spit in your eye.
From real cowboys who understand cattle to bureaucrats who have never sat foot on an actual ranch to outlaws working ranches to evade the law this is the way the American West was built: one fence post at a time.
I loved this story and I am so very glad Dr. Miller chose to share it with us. If you love real American history, the kind that gets in your bones and puts a knot in your belly, this is it.
You will not regret this trip into our long past and recent past.
Until next time, I remain, your Fellow Book Dragon
Drakon T Longwitten

Thank you to Sandra Jonas Publishing for the review copy.

Tomorrow at CrimeCon, two authors will meet in person for the first time. Author David Crow (The Pale-Faced Lie) survive...
05/28/2026

Tomorrow at CrimeCon, two authors will meet in person for the first time.

Author David Crow (The Pale-Faced Lie) survived a violent father who claimed that his three years at San Quentin were the easiest of his life.

William A. Noguera (Through the Lens of a Monster) was an inmate at San Quentin who befriended serial killer Joseph Naso on death row and later documented his confessions.

Two men. Two San Quentin stories.
One conversation about violence, survival, and redemption.

Stay tuned for live updates from CrimeCon.

📖 From the pages of THE PAINTED PINK DRESSA true story of heritage, identity, and belonging. . . . . . Scrawny chickens,...
05/26/2026

📖 From the pages of THE PAINTED PINK DRESS
A true story of heritage, identity, and belonging.
. . . . .

Scrawny chickens, dirty pigs, bloomed fig trees, and bougainvilleas with thick red flowers filled every inch of my grandparents’ yard. Their house smelled of lamp oil mixed with the fresh rainstorm water Abuelita sprinkled on the dirt floors to keep the dust at bay.

Along with no electricity, the farm didn’t have running water for cooking or baths. We fetched water from the nearby riverbank with a carrying pole resting on our shoulders and buckets swinging on each side.

When I scooped the water from the river, I could fill the buckets only halfway before they’d get too heavy and I’d lose my balance and tumble.

Abuelito Rosalio would help me carry the water back to their bright blue kitchen, where we’d pour the water into a big red clay pot—our drinking water always carried the taste of clay.

For baths, we’d fill up an old horse tub and wash off in there.
. . . . .

Some stories begin with hardship.
Some begin with family.
And some begin with both.

📚 The Painted Pink Dress by Minu Cash, Author
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