Blog post by Kevin Swarbrick

Embracing your strength in the dark time.  In life's intricate tapestry. there are moments when the shadows loom, and we often find ourselves navigating through the darkest of times. It is during these moments that inner strength is tested. As we collectively face unprecedented changes on a global scale, it is paramount to remember that strength, unity, and hope can illuminate even the darkest of times. Dark times come in various forms, them forms can range from, struggles, global crises, or the convergence of both. It could be the loss of a loved one, financial hardship, health concerns, or the emotional toll of witnessing a world in turmoil. Whatever the circumstances, these moments can be overwhelming, leaving us grappling with fear, uncertainty, and despair and can be very hard to deal with on your own.  As I have learn't from past experiences, be kind on yourself. Focus on your struggles without judgment. Allow time so you can heal, grieve and let it all go, only when will

                                                                       Introduction.  Life can be a journey marked by trials, triumphs and transformation. For some, it's a relentless battle to find light in the shadows. To try and to discover beauty in the depths in the pain, and to thrive in the face of adversity. This blog post delves into the profound emotions that surround loss, the enduring strength of the human spirit, and the unique challenges faced by those who've grown up without the love of their parents.  Loss: A Universal Experience  Loss is a universal part of life's experiences. It can manifest in many forms, from the passing of a love one to the dissolution of relationships, the loss of dramas, or the absence of nurturing love in a childhood Each of these forms of loss shapes us, leaves its indelible mark and offers opportunities for growth. The Power of Resilience Resilience, the capacity of withstand adversity and emerge stronger, is formidable force. Those

New Books at long last. As my readers know, I only started writing in my thirties, reading and writing wasn't something  I was great at, I reached out to certain people who I thought were friends, only they had different intentions!  There's been that much that has gone on to the point my health came before anything else. When you see others try to steal your hard work and try to put a copy right claim on my work, well those are the kind of people I have been dealing with over many years. I actually watched all this happen including online with the uploads of my Novel's in someone else's name on Amazon! This is clearly someone who has had copies of my work or obtained then some other way! When I first started to write, I gave copies out to many people in order for an honest review all them years ago, I even had my work on an ex's computer that shouldn't be stored on there whatsoever!   There loads going on, but I am taking this as a learning curve, I know my wor