Every memory is a resurrection.
Every scar, an archive of what the heart refused to forget.

In Anatomy of Memory, Phoenix Nevermore dissects the tender machinery of remembrance—where time is a living organism, faith ferments into folklore, and love endures long after the body is gone.

Across seven interconnected tales, forgotten gods hunger for devotion, ruined cities whisper their names in the dust, and letters to the dead find their way home. Each story glows like an ember in the dark, illuminating the fragile architecture of grief, devotion, and rebirth.

This is not a book about the past.
It is a map of everything that still beats beneath the ash.

A collection for those who know that healing is just another form of haunting.

We Were Never Meant to Be Silent is not just an anthology—it is a reckoning.

Across seven vivid sections, these stories carve out a sacred space for Black voices that history tried to quiet, erase, or distort. Here, we are unbound: crying, laughing, fighting, and dreaming across worlds that span urban biblical retellings, haunting speculative futures, ancestral mysticism, and raw, unflinching truths about love, identity, and survival.

This is not just fiction
This is testimony
This is Survival

Ash and Honey is a book of love stories that refuse to stay sweet.
Here, desire is never safe—affairs scorch, obsessions collapse, devotion rots in the summer heat. From widows haunted by smoke-faced ghosts to architects who fall for the very hands tearing down their homes, from lovers bound by curses to those consumed by fire, every tale is steeped in longing that cuts as deep as it soothes.
Each novella stands alone, yet together they hum the same song:
love is ruin and radiance, glass and flame, sweetness and ash.
This is not a book of happy endings.
This is a book of hungers that burn until nothing is left—
except the aftertaste of ash and honey on your tongue.

What remains after the end?

In Tomorrow’s Ruins, the future is written in scavenged wires, ancient advertisements, and homes carved into the skeletons of forgotten beasts. Survivors, dreamers, and wanderers stumble through landscapes haunted by memory, each story offering a glimpse into a fractured world stitched together with hope, hunger, and myth.

A young archivist listens to voices buried in hard drives. A community builds its home inside the ribs of giants. Pilots chase rumors of floating cities. And in markets where memories are currency, love itself comes at a price.

Part fable, part ruin-song, this collection is a map of a world where tomorrow is built from yesterday’s bones.

Every family hides something. The Whitmores hid everything.
To their Covington neighbors, the Whitmores are the family everyone envies—a successful husband, a graceful wife, bright children, and a spotless home on Bramwell Lane. But when a storm exposes what’s been buried beneath the paint and politeness, perfection collapses into confession.
Told through multiple voices—and finally, through the haunted memory of the house itself—House of Echoes is a taut, emotionally charged portrait of a family dismantled by lies they mistook for love. Secrets will surface. Ledgers will balance. And every echo, once heard, demands to be answered.
A Southern Gothic psychological drama for readers of Little Fires Everywhere, The Fall of the House of Usher, and We Were Liars—where the most dangerous hauntings are the ones that live behind closed doors.

Letters to the Afterlife is the closing collection in Phoenix Nevermore’s mythic cycle of stories—a haunting and lyrical meditation on memory, mourning, and the persistence of love. Written in fragments of correspondence—letters, texts, voicemails, and radio waves—it reimagines the afterlife as a vast postal system of longing, where every unsent message continues to travel.
Across ten interconnected tales, the living and the dead reach for one another through the mediums of ordinary life: paper, wire, light, and silence. In “To My Husband, Still at Sea,” a widow mails letters into the ocean until the tide writes back. “Drafts Folder” follows a daughter whose unsent emails to her late mother begin receiving replies. “Operator, Please” captures a father dialing his son’s disconnected number, only to hear him answer. “The Cemetery Box” reveals a child exchanging crayon notes with her stillborn twin. “Dead Letter Office” finds a postal worker opening a vault of undelivered mail humming with the voices of the forgotten.
From the spectral radio waves of “The Eulogy Channel” to the eerie harmonies beneath the floorboards in “The Choir Beneath the Floorboards,” every story becomes an elegy written in code, a confession written to the unseen. The final story, “Letters to the Afterlife,” gathers all the voices into one luminous chorus—a network of souls sending the same message across every medium: that the afterlife is not absence, but communication continuing in another form.
Layered with metaphor, alliteration, and the melancholic cadence that defines Phoenix Nevermore’s prose, Letters to the Afterlife is an emotional and stylistic culmination—a requiem made of paper and static, where the dead do not disappear, they simply begin to write back.

The Starlight Motel is a haunting mosaic of lives that intersect only through the walls of a roadside motel. Told through fourteen full-length stories and fourteen miniature vignettes, the book weaves together decades of secrets left behind in the rooms.
A young couple spends their honeymoon in doubt, their names scratched and rewritten in the guest ledger. A runaway flees the suffocating grip of her parents’ faith, leaving only a ribbon behind. A widow returns year after year, laying her grief to rest where love once lived. A veteran relives battles in his sleep, clutching a child’s letter as if it were a lifeline. A musician, an addict, a dreamer — each searches for salvation in borrowed beds.
Between the stories, miniature objects speak: a broken guitar string, a wedding ring, a postcard, a Bible with a name scratched out. These artifacts form a chorus of memory, transforming the motel into something more than a backdrop.
By the final chapter, the Starlight itself emerges as the true narrator — a vessel that has carried every secret, every vow, every confession left in its rooms.
Part ghost story, part human confessional, The Starlight Motel is a meditation on what we leave behind when no one is watching, and how memory itself becomes sacred in the most ordinary of places.

The Menagerie of Forgotten Gods is a mythic, surreal collection of interwoven tales and luminous fragments, where the abandoned gods of old linger in the shadows of the modern world. A locksmith inherits the last song of the God of Keys. A child feeds offerings to a shattered idol that refuses to die. A warehouse fighter bleeds for a starving War God. A little girl follows a lantern-bearer through the rain, carrying the last spark of guidance.

Each story pulls the reader into a threshold between the human and divine, where faith has soured, faded, or been traded for convenience—but still breathes, hungry to be remembered. Paired with strange and intimate “miniatures”—journals, rhymes, confessions, fragments—the collection becomes its own menagerie: part myth, part memory, part mirror.

In these haunting encounters, Phoenix Nevermore asks: What happens to gods when belief fades? And what happens to us when we realize they were never gone at all?

In a bazaar lit by flickering neon, nothing costs money and everything has a price.
Here you can buy breakfast with regret, trade a first kiss for a map through winter, or bottle joy that burns you hollow. A scribe sells beloved names, a lantern-maker refuses to let light lie, a guild forges counterfeit pasts, and—whenever the sums go strange—the Tax Collector appears, taxing shortcuts and returning what people claimed not to feel.
Told across four seasons—first trades, full heat, regret, and the hollow precision of winter—The Market of Lost Days is a suite of sharp, tender fables about what we carry and what we lay down. Each story stands alone; together they reckon with the ethics of forgetting, the craft of remembering, and the quiet courage of arriving again.
Come to the Market. Bring what weighs you. Leave with something you didn’t know you’d kept.

The Silent Strain in ABA Therapy
Hidden Hardships and Honest Hope for Families and Providers

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is often celebrated as the “gold standard” for supporting children with autism and developmental needs. Families enter services filled with hope—sometimes with urgency, sometimes with desperation. But behind the data sheets and progress reports lies a quieter truth: the daily, emotional, and systemic hardships that weigh on both parents and providers.

In The Silent Strain in ABA Therapy, Dr. Jannell Randle, EdD, BCBA, gives voice to the challenges that rarely make it into training manuals or IEP meetings:
-The disappointment when progress doesn’t match expectations.
-The setbacks after weekends, holidays, or breaks in service.
-The weight of maladaptive behaviors as children grow older.
-The reality of limited school supports and insurance battles.
-The burnout that families and therapists silently endure.

Through parent vignettes, research, reflection prompts, and practical tools, this book offers both honesty and encouragement. Readers will find strategies to ease the strain, language to advocate effectively, and reminders that slow progress is still progress.

Most importantly, this book insists on one central truth: strain does not equal failure. ABA therapy is not about magic—it is about persistence, partnership, and the steady building of independence and hope. Families and providers do not have to carry this journey alone.

Sis, You Are MORE Than Just a Title! is a powerful guide for professional women of color who juggle the demands of wearing multiple hats—daughter, wife, mother, boss, entrepreneur, and everything in between. Too often, we find ourselves defined by our roles and titles, losing sight of the woman behind them all. This book is here to remind you that you are more than what you do—you are a force of resilience, creativity, and limitless potential.
Through heartfelt stories, actionable strategies, and empowering insights, this book helps you navigate the emotional, mental, and cultural pressures of being everything to everyone. You’ll discover how to:
• Reclaim your identity and purpose beyond the roles you play.
• Set boundaries, prioritize self-care, and avoid burnout without guilt.
• Lead with authenticity and confidence while navigating stereotypes and bias.
• Cultivate joy, celebrate your journey, and build a legacy that reflects your values.
Sis, You Are MORE Than Just a Title! is more than a book—it’s a celebration of the multifaceted brilliance that makes you who you are. Whether you’re striving to find balance, pursue your passions, or simply take a moment to breathe, this book empowers you to embrace every part of your journey and step fully into your power.
It’s time to take off the cape, own your story, and redefine success on your own terms. You’re not just a title—you’re so much more.

Sis, You Don't Have to Take That!
Empowering Professional Women of Color to Redefine Their Authority is an unapologetic guide to navigating the professional world with confidence, authenticity, and resilience. Written for professional women of color who have been labeled "bossy," "aggressive," or subjected to microaggressions for simply asserting their authority, this book provides a powerful framework for reclaiming your narrative, setting boundaries, and celebrating your success-on your own terms.
Whether you're looking to amplify your voice in meetings, negotiate for what you deserve, or simply learn to say "no" without guilt, this book empowers you to stand tall in your power. Through reflection, empowerment reframing, and personal rituals of celebration, it encourages you to own your unique contributions, cultivate joy, and build a legacy of leadership and authenticity.
At its heart, Sis, You Don't Have to Take That! is more than a professional guide-it's a call to action for women of color to rewrite the rules, to lead without apology, and to create inclusive spaces that honor their brilliance.
'erfect for those seeking community, growth, and a reminder that they are worthy of success, this book inspires readers to boldly claim their space and redefine what it means to be a leader.

Autism is not a one-size-fits-all journey. It is a spectrum of strengths, challenges, and possibilities. Navigating Autism: Practical Strategies for Behavior Change empowers readers with the knowledge, tools, and encouragement needed to make a difference in daily life.

Inside you’ll discover:

How to understand autism beyond myths and misconceptions.

Practical behavior strategies rooted in ABA and evidence-based practices.

Step-by-step guidance for functional behavior assessments and individualized intervention plans.

Approaches to reinforce positive behaviors, reduce challenges, and encourage independence.

Ways to involve parents, caregivers, and professionals in a collaborative team approach.

Inspiring real-world case studies and lessons learned from families.

Emerging innovations in autism research and the role of technology in support.

Whether you are a parent seeking guidance, an educator striving for inclusive classrooms, or a professional looking for effective tools, this book serves as a trusted companion.

With compassion, clarity, and practical wisdom, Navigating Autism lights the way toward building supportive environments, celebrating small victories, and fostering lasting change.

Because every step forward, no matter how small, is a milestone worth celebrating.

Foundations, Strategies, and Success for Behavior Technicians

Behavior technicians play a vital role in supporting individuals through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The Behavior Technicians Handbook: Techniques and Strategies for Success is a comprehensive resource designed to guide you through every step of the journey—from learning the basics to excelling in practice.

Inside you’ll explore:
Core ABA principles and the foundations of behavior.
Essential skills every technician needs for effective service delivery.
Rapport-building strategies to connect with clients and gain trust.

Assessment tools and intervention planning for individualized support.

Techniques for teaching new skills and promoting generalization.

Practical approaches to managing challenging behaviors.
Collaboration tips for working with caregivers, supervisors, and interdisciplinary teams.
Ethical guidelines and professional standards to guide your practice.
Preparation strategies for RBT certification and beyond.
Celebrations of success and real-world insights to keep you motivated.

Accessible, practical, and supportive, this handbook is written for behavior technicians who want to grow with confidence. Whether you’re just starting your career, preparing for the RBT® exam, or seeking to refine your skills, this book will help you build strong foundations, overcome challenges, and achieve long-term success.

Your work changes lives. The right tools will help you succeed.

"Clarity in Chaos: A Parent's Guide to Understanding Behavior" empowers parents to decode their child's behaviors by recognizing the underlying functions that drive them. Through practical strategies and insightful observations, this guide fosters stronger connections between parent and child while promoting effective interventions for positive growth. Discover how to transform chaos into clarity and become a confident advocate for your child's unique needs.

In "Mind Matters: The Connection Between Reinforcement and Well-Being," explore how understanding reinforcement—both positive and negative—can transform your mindset and enhance emotional health. By fostering supportive relationships and cultivating healthier habits through mindful reinforcement, individuals can break free from detrimental cycles and promote lasting behavioral change. This insightful guide reveals the profound link between reinforcement, personal growth, and overall well-being in our increasingly complex world.

"Smooth Starts: Building Routines That Benefit the Whole Family" unlocks the secret to transforming chaotic mornings into cherished family moments. Through intentional routines, families can enhance
communication, strengthen bonds, and cultivate resilience. Discover practical strategies to create smoother mornings that foster togetherness and help everyone thrive.

Every “good job” is a missed opportunity to help your child grow.
In Beyond “Good Job”: Transformative Praise for Your Child’s Growth, Dr. Jannell Randle, EdD, BCBA, challenges the way parents think about encouragement and recognition. Drawing on behavioral science and developmental psychology, she offers practical strategies for turning everyday praise into meaningful communication that builds resilience, confidence, and a growth mindset.
Through real-world examples and gentle guidance, readers will learn how to:
• Replace generic praise with language that fosters independence and self-reflection
• Recognize effort, creativity, and problem-solving instead of just outcomes
• Build stronger emotional connections through authentic feedback
• Encourage lifelong curiosity, persistence, and self-worth
Beyond “Good Job” transforms the way parents, educators, and caregivers celebrate success—showing that the right words can shape a child’s mindset, motivation, and future.
Praise less. Empower more.

Family Connections: ABA Techniques for Siblings and Parents
Raising a child with autism reshapes every corner of family life—but it can also strengthen the bonds that hold a family together.
Family Connections: ABA Techniques for Siblings and Parents offers a compassionate, practical roadmap for families seeking to understand and apply the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) at home and in the community.
Written by Jannell Randle, EdD, BCBA, this guide translates professional ABA strategies into everyday language parents and siblings can use to foster communication, reduce stress, and promote meaningful growth. Through clear examples, family-centered activities, and relatable guidance, Dr. Randle shows how consistency, empathy, and teamwork can transform challenges into moments of connection.
From teaching social skills and managing behavior in public spaces to empowering siblings as allies, Family Connections emphasizes that progress is a shared journey—one built on patience, understanding, and love.

Navigating No: Empowering Kids Through Choices
In Navigating No: Empowering Kids Through Choices, Dr. Jannell Randle, EdD, BCBA, reframes a child’s refusal as more than defiance—it’s communication, autonomy, and the foundation of emotional intelligence. Through compassionate insight and practical examples, this book helps parents understand how to guide children toward independence without losing connection.
Blending behavioral science with everyday parenting, Navigating No offers clear strategies for fostering decision-making, setting healthy boundaries, and modeling compromise. From managing power struggles to teaching resilience, Dr. Randle provides parents with tools to turn moments of resistance into opportunities for reflection, confidence, and growth.
By embracing “no” as a natural part of development, families learn to cultivate respect, empathy, and trust—building a home where every voice is heard and every choice becomes a step toward lifelong empowerment.

You’ve achieved everything you set your mind to—until now.
When the perfectionist, the planner, the high achiever faces the one thing she can’t control—divorce—the battle isn’t just legal or emotional; it’s internal.
In Divorce for the Never Quitter: Helping the Type A to Say Enough is Enough, Jannell Campbell (J.C. Effervescent) delivers an honest, heartfelt roadmap for the woman who’s always been the problem-solver, the fixer, the one who never gives up. Through relatable storytelling, self-reflection, and practical insights, she explores what happens when strength meets surrender and success must be redefined.
This book is not about failure—it’s about freedom. It’s about learning that walking away doesn’t mean giving up; it means choosing yourself.
With chapters on identity, stigma, hurt, and reinvention, Divorce for the Never Quitter reminds readers that the end of a marriage can also mark the beginning of a more authentic, balanced, and peaceful life.
For the woman who has always pushed through—this time, it’s okay to let go.

Thriving Post-Divorce: Self-Care for A Type Personalities
Driven. Focused. Determined to succeed—no matter the odds.
But what happens when the one thing you can’t fix… is your marriage?
In Thriving Post-Divorce: Self-Care for A Type Personalities, Dr. Jannell Randle, EdD, BCBA, offers an empowering guide for high-achieving individuals learning to rebuild after the unraveling of a relationship. Designed for those who live by lists, goals, and structure, this book redefines self-care as a tool for transformation—not retreat.
Blending behavioral insight with compassionate practicality, Dr. Randle helps readers:
• Reclaim control through mindful structure and routine
• Transform obstacles into opportunities for growth
• Cultivate emotional resilience through self-reflection and support
• Rebuild confidence, independence, and identity with clarity and purpose
Whether you’re learning to slow down, rediscover yourself, or channel your Type A drive into something more sustainable, Thriving Post-Divorce reminds you that the end of a marriage is not failure—it’s the beginning of freedom.
You’ve conquered everything else. Now it’s time to conquer peace.

Soul Restoration: Finding Peace After Trauma
Trauma may shape your story—but it does not have to define your future.
In Soul Restoration: Finding Peace After Trauma, Dr. Jannell Randle, EdD, BCBA, guides readers through a compassionate journey of healing, self-awareness, and emotional resilience. Drawing from psychology, mindfulness, and neuroscience, this book helps readers understand how trauma affects the mind and body—and how to reclaim peace through intention, reflection, and connection.
Through gentle guidance and practical strategies, Dr. Randle illuminates the path toward restoration. Readers will learn to identify triggers, embrace vulnerability, rebuild trust, and reframe their life stories with compassion and purpose.
Soul Restoration is more than a guide—it’s an invitation to heal, to rediscover the strength within, and to move forward with grace, hope, and peace.