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Inside the Literary Mind of… The Professor, author of The Occult Meaning of Masonry: Its Symbols and the Chakra System

Joey Pinkney Exclusive Author Interview
Inside the Literary Mind of…
The Professor, author of The Occult Meaning of Masonry: Its Symbols and the Chakra System
(Pillar Book Publishing)

The Occult Meaning of Masonry: Its Symbols and the Chakra System was written by a Prince Hall Affiliated Free & Accepted Mason. It is an exciting and fascinating roller coaster ride with refreshing new concepts not generally seen in terms of Masonic scholarship. This book is the only one of its kind to demonstrate the unequivocal connection between the Hindu Chakra System and the 3 Degrees of Freemasonry.

Many of the things misunderstood about Freemasonry are because of the presumption of “secrecy” and that is this book brings to light. This book was intended to be a lamplight at the foot of the newly Initiated, Passed and Raised Master Mason desiring more than what is readily apparent.

Joey Pinkney: What is the core benefit of The Occult Meaning of Masonry in terms of finding and exploring the intersection between two, seemingly mutually-exclusive systems of ideology – the Chakra system and Freemasonry? Can people outside of either system utilize the information and concepts found in this volume?

The Professor: Excellent question, Joey, and the answer is actually what motivated me to even attempt such a book. The core benefit of this book lies in the application of what I set out to explain within its pages. Continue reading Inside the Literary Mind of… The Professor, author of The Occult Meaning of Masonry: Its Symbols and the Chakra System

Inside the Literary Mind of… Sh’Moore, author of “Feast from Famine” from “Sticky Situations 3” anthology

Joey Pinkney Exclusive Author Interview
Inside the Literary Mind of…
Sh’Moore, author of Feast from Famine from Sticky Situations 3 anthology
(Sticky Books)

What happens when you have a “Magic Jock” that’s not performing You end up in a standoff between a boss chick and an alpha male.

Enter Donique Tyler and Devrick McGregor, two business savvy executives that refuse to fold. When Donique has to enforce the terms of Magic Jock’s contract, Devrick enters to his rescue. But life won’t be that simple during these negotiations. Devrick begins to set his sights on more than just accomplishing the mission … conquest is on his mind. Donique can’t see what could be because she is scarred by what has been.

While these two dance with love’s possibilities, “Magic Jock” has decided to take matters into his own hands, and his hands are vengefully reckless. Seeking out to hurt Donique more than life already has, he attempts to show her exactly how he feels.

Feast from Famine is a romantic tale of how love and healing can conquer all.

Joey Pinkney: Love can easily turn into lust in the most unexpected situations. How is that typified in Feast from Famine?

Sh’Moore: I mean, humans eat with their eyes first, right? Some actually stay connected long enough to experience what hearts do. In Feast from Famine, you will see what starts out as a feasting of the eyes turn into a desire for hearts’ happiness. The idea of trust is recurrent throughout this story. When it matters most, trustworthiness actually brings desires to a place where love is more important. Continue reading Inside the Literary Mind of… Sh’Moore, author of “Feast from Famine” from “Sticky Situations 3” anthology

Inside the Literary Mind of… Sandra Nicole, author of “Rent Money” from “Sticky Situations 3” anthology

Joey Pinkney Exclusive Author Interview
Inside the Literary Mind of…
Sandra Nicole, author of Rent Money from Sticky Situations 3 anthology
(Sticky Books)

Well, Rodney and Kari Lee are willing to do whatever they can to keep a roof over their heads, even have sex on screen for money. Desperate times call for desperate measures, right? In this story, you meet a hard-working, middle-class family who falls on hard times when the husband’s job is shipped overseas. Now, faced with bills, mounting debt, and kids to raise, the couple must find a way to make ends meet.

Kari runs into an old flame at the grocery store who presents both her and her husband with a Sticky Situation too good to refuse. How far are they willing to go to pay the rent?

Joey Pinkney: Sometimes erotica is more sensual. Sometimes it is purely sexual. Where does A Fatal Affair fall on the erotica continuum between sensual and sexual?

Sandra Nicole: A Fatal Affair is purely sexual. It starts out with a man who is lonely and just wants to release some sexual tension. It turns into something more sensual on the part of the woman with whom he’s cheating. She starts to view it as the two of them making love rather than just having sex. Continue reading Inside the Literary Mind of… Sandra Nicole, author of “Rent Money” from “Sticky Situations 3” anthology