AlyBlue Media to Add More Than 30 New Titles in ‘Grief Diaries’ Book Series in 2016

SEATTLE - Feb. 7, 2016 - PRLog -- AlyBlue Media, publisher of the groundbreaking anthology series Grief Diaries, announced today that it plans to release more than 30 new titles in 2016. The series is dedicated to raising awareness while offering comfort by publishing the stories of men and women who have endured and triumphed over life’s greatest challenges and darkest moments.

“We all have a story worth telling, and when we share it, we not only comfort others who walk in our shoes, but we inspire hope that the journey is survivable,” said Lynda Cheldelin Fell, creator of Grief Diaries, international bestselling author, and board president of the National Grief & Hope Coalition. “The entire series is about raising awareness, promoting compassion, and letting readers know that they are not alone in their journey.”

AlyBlue Media is currently seeking contributors to share their stories of loss and healing in this year’s upcoming publications. Some of the new titles to debut in 2016 include:

·         Through the Hands of Hospice
·         Life after Rape
·         Living with Self Harm
·         Through the Eyes of Fallen Hero Wives
·         Through the Eyes of Domestic Violence
·         Loving and Raising a Disabled Child
·         Surviving Clergy Molestation
·         Living with Learning Disabilities
·         Loss by Cancer

Contributors participate in a six-week guided book project. Each week, they receive three questions about their journey to assist them in the process. Contributors have the full support of the anthology’s publishers and editors, along with the support of more than 100 others who have shared their stories with the series’ readers.  Contributors are permitted to use a pen name, and participation is free.

“This was one of the hardest journeys I have led myself on and yet I would do it all over again,” said Teresa Brown, Loss of a Parent and Grieving for the Living contributor. “Healing is a hard process full of so many emotions. Through this project I have come closer to feeling healed."

For more information about Grief Diaries and to contribute to a 2016 book, visit www.griefdiaries.com.