Melissa Newman is an acclaimed author whose literary voice is deeply rooted in the landscape and culture of Southeastern Kentucky. Drawing on her extensive background as a journalist and editor, she crafts narratives that explore the complexities of human relationships and the hidden secrets within seemingly ordinary lives. Her work is characterized by a profound understanding of her characters and the Southern experience.
Leading Relationships with Stakeholders
Focusing on the management of nonprofit organizations, this book offers practical insights into effectively engaging with key stakeholder groups. It explores the distinct application of management principles and theories in the nonprofit sector compared to for-profit entities, equipping readers with strategies for successful stakeholder relationship management.
The discovery of human remains at a construction site forces eighty-seven-year-old Viola Garland to confront long-buried secrets from her past. For over sixty years, she has kept silent to protect her family, but now the truth threatens to surface, unraveling the choices she made as a young woman. This poignant narrative explores themes of memory, guilt, and the impact of hidden truths on family dynamics.
An invitation to the private world of Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman, one of America's most iconic couples, in a lavishly illustrated oversize photo book affectionately curated by their daughter Melissa Newman. číst celé