Members In Print
Here is a sampling of Salon members' published work.
"Party of One: Be Your Own Best Life Partner," by Meghan Keane
A self-help guide to learning how to become your own soulmate and living a fulfulling life whether you partner or not, from the creator of NPR's Life Kit. |
"Lu and Ren's Guide to Geozoology," by Angela Hsieh
Lu dreams of being a great adventurer, just like her ah-ma, who is a world-renowned geozoologist. Lu charts a course with the help of Ren to find her Ah-ma, and discovers the complex relationships between geofauna -- and between people. |
"The God of Make Believe: An Epic Fantasy Mystery," by Henry Hines
In this epic fantasy mystery, a hapless detective races to discover the dark secret Huck hid at the heart of this world, the secret that might have killed him. |
"Death of a Childhood: A Memoir of 1989 and the 'Why Not?' Baltimore Orioles," by Ryan Basen
Struggling to hold himself together, Ryan clings to this unlikely team on their impossible quest-a salve, an inspiration, and a last great adventure on this journey from childhood to adolescence. |
"Wild Wonderings: Scientists and Their Questions," by Jessica Fries-Gaither
Wild Wonderings encourages young readers to embrace their curiosity, showing how asking questions—just like great scientists—can lead to surprising and exciting discoveries. 
"The Other Significant Others," by Rhaina Cohen
NPR's Rhaina Cohen invites us into the lives of people who have defied convention by choosing a friend as a life partner—these are friends who are home co-owners, co-parents or each other’s caregivers. 
"Dear Strong Woman, You Make the Rules!: How to Rewrite the Rules You Live by So You Can Live Life on Your Terms," by Meghan Lucas
A self-help guide to help women identify the “default rules” that are holding them back from living the life they were always meant to live. 
"Arch Oboler Resurrected: Part I: A Vanished Mystique," by Matt Rovner
Matt brings you the first part of a special three part series on the radio drama, filmmaking, and life of writer-producer-director, Arch Oboler. This first part focuses primarily on Oboler’s early career and “ … the vanished mystique of radio … ” 
"On the Housing Crisis: Land, Development, Democracy," by Jerusalem Demsas
Atlantic staff writer Jerusalem Demsas turns her expertise and keen eye to the housing shortage, one of our country's most dire yet widely misunderstood public frustrations. |
"Devils Within," by S.F. Henson
Like a teen American History X, Devils Within is gut-wrenching, thought-provoking, no-holds-barred look at the plague of white supremacy in contemporary American culture that may have you examining your own soul. 
"How to Deal with Damn Near Anything: The Paratrooper's Guide to Life," by John McGlothlin
Using a mix of research and first-hand experience, McGlothlin distills and examined five "inner traits" essential to facing any challenge. 
"Orphaned," by Natalie Schreyer
Issue 56 of Beyond Words Magazine includes literary and visual works from around the world, including "Orphaned." 
"Do I Drink Too Much?: Stop everyday drinking becoming a life-limiting addiction," by Paul Chadwick
Leading psychologist, Dr. Paul Chadwick, did just that when he gave up drinking and wrote "Do I Drink Too Much?" - a book to help others find freedom from alcohol, and escape the trap of addiction. |