Alex Haley
In my writing, as much as I could, I tried to find the good, and praise it.
You have an idea, a story, a pain, or a passion. But, you’re having trouble transferring it from your head to bookshelves, tablets, or earbuds. Call me.
You’re pregnant with a book. Now, you need help delivering your baby. I can help.
You’ve written an excellent, singular, and so O-my-God compelling book. But you have no platform. Let’s talk.
In my writing, as much as I could, I tried to find the good, and praise it.
The gospel is an embodied announcement about this world: it is good, and we’re home, and the word took on flesh and moved into the neighborhood. Heaven and earth are, in fact, coming together. We’re home. Soil is good, and so is wine, and sex, and music, and muscle, and arranging things, and building things, and getting hungry people the food they need, and jobs that empower people to make better lives for themselves.
Cool River Pub is a safe place, a community. Those who gather here are invited to share the honest expression of ideas, impulses, and inspirations. And, the house rules invite (and enforce) good humor, respect, and generosity of spirit.
Makoto Fujimura is an artist. But, for him, art is not…artsy. The man makes. In his book, Art + Faith, A Theology of Making (Yale University Press, 2020),
“I love to see (and help bring) clarity, beauty, and grace to landscapes that are ready and reaching for them. I do that through connecting, coaching, editing, writing, and publishing.” — Ed Chinn
Although he is the author of many newspaper columns and has written two books—”Footprints in the Sea” & “New Eyes for a New World”—his real passion is helping others deliver their life story or message.
That purpose has carried him into editing, ghostwriting, and/or publishing more than one hundred books. And, he has also attained more than 30 years’ experience in serving leaders and organizations across a wide panorama of American culture.
Ed and his wife, Joanne, live near Spring Hill, Tennessee.