Book trailer for new edition of Born in Sarajevo.

Book trailer, "Just Point at Him"

Just Point at Him

If a man pays his dues, is he ever out of debt? Are his past mistakes ever forgiven? In our struggle to protect the helpless, have we lost the ability to determine who is innocent?
Gregory Torti may not have the perfect past, but learned from his mistakes and was ready to move on. The justice system has a different idea of him, and no matter the facts it is willing to cast aside reasonable doubt. Just as Gregory was ready to live the honest American dream, he is thrown into a battle for true freedom.

My Dawn by Snjezana Marinkovic | Books / Non Fiction | humanmade

My Dawn by Snjezana Marinkovic | Books / Non Fiction | humanmade

Some of us have that special person we are connected to long before we arrive in this world. Some of us have that special person we are connected to long after everyone else has forgotten them.
This story is about such a person, my Dawn. The one who inspired me to be content with less and to fearlessly stay awake while following my dreams. The one I will always miss seeing standing on our porch and waiting for me to come back to Sarajevo, to come back home.

New Book

If is a sequel to Born in Sarajevo series. More info at:

 http://www.amazon.com/If-Born-in-Sarajevo-ebook/dp/B00AK21Q3S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1354960862&sr=8-1&keywords=if+by+snjezana+marinkovic

http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/262785

Review of Occasional Writers

I was always amazed by personal stories tell by people I have never met in my life, and no matter how my experience may differ from theirs, are able through its contents to make me feel close and connected. This is exactly what I got from reading this book. Occasional Writers show people from different walks of life, lawyers, teachers, homemakers, and others who carried different memories in their hearts while meeting at the same place, with the same goal—to bring the past forward. Based in Charleston, Illinois, the memoir group called Past/Forward wrote short stories, poems, words through which they preserved and shared their memories, and words through which a reader is reminded of many reasons why we laugh, why we cry, why we cherish some experience more than others, and why people come into and leave out our lives. We can read from a first date in the childhood to a marriage proposal, adored father, some beautiful moments from a grandmother’s life and many others. This book proves that behind every life is a story, and Occasional Writers might actually inspire others to write their own. It certainly inspired me, as one of the poems in the book goes: I wish, I wish, I wish, that I could write just one more poem. Past cannot be changed; we can only change its role in our lives. Every moment is destined to become past and many of us, just as people who wrote Occasional Writers, have those moments that we want always to remember.