pThe Reader's House continues to connect writers, authors, artists, and coaches who share their story and passion. We bring them long form writings on different topics and unique interview subjects. ppIn this issue, on the cover we feature Acclaimed and Award-Winning Author Marcus A. Nannini who began writing when he published his own newspaper in the sixth grade. His parents didn't have a copier, so he charged 25 cents per school quarter for the privilege of reading the only hand-written copy of each edition. The newspaper was a modest success and planted the notion he might one day make a living through writing.ppA new book Wild Cheryl Strayed, on page 14 offers A powerful, blazingly honest memoir the story of an 1100-mile solo hike that broke down a young woman reeling from catastrophe and built her back up again. ppEditor's Choice, What to Read and New Releases, on page 20, offers new titles in novel, story and literature. We have selected four new titles to read this season on edi