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About Brooks Goldmann Publishing
The author’s answer to guidance and consultation in an
independent publishing partnership……
Consultation, Production, Publishing expertise at your disposal in a win/win relationship to meet your needs on your timeline.
Upcoming Events
Welcomes Jeanna Valenti, Principal of Lightbox Media on 4/29/26
Welcomes Tamara Hamil, published author, speaker & Talent Acquisition Advisor
ASU’s Piper Writing Center slates Patricia L. Brooks to teach memoir writing on Zoom!
Write the Memoir
Write the Memoir You’re Afraid to Write delves deep into tried-and-true methods to help you, as an aspiring writer, draft your compelling personal stories.
Three Husbands and a Thousand Boyfriends
This poignant and moving memoir follows Patricia’s dangerous journey through love addiction, domestic violence, and post-traumatic stress.
Sick As My Secrets
A powerful, compassionate, moving memoir told by a strong and honest woman who overcame a desperate need for alcohol to handle stress in her young life.
Gifts of Sisterhood
Too often, it takes a life changing experience to recognize what we already have, affirm what we already know, welcome what is given to us and share it with others.
Bounce Back
Earl Goldmann’s poignant and moving memoir is the story of a young boy growing up in Tillamook, Oregon, and the terrible injury inflicted by the man who should have been his mentor.
Intestinal Fortitude
Part autobiographical and part expose, Intestinal Fortitude weaves Earl L. Goldmann’s battles with physical injury, alcohol abuse, depression and recovery with his.
2025 Arizona Authors Association Award Winner
for Write the Memoir You’re Afraid to Write
MISSION STATEMENT
To be a passionate support mechanism for our members in their writing while offering a sacred place critical to our members sharing experiences, triumphs, and struggles as writers in an environment where members can grow professionally, and camaraderie is paramount to our success.
Testimonials
“Reading a book like this sure puts life into perspective. All of the “gifts” mentioned in the book serve as a reminder to me of what is important. I heartily recommend taking time to jot down your thoughts at the end of each chapter and put the date next to them. Look back once in awhile at what you wrote and see if or how things may have changed for you.
I feel blessed to have read this book while all three of my sisters are still living. We have read it and discussed it together. We learned things from each other that we otherwise would not have known. While this book is a wonderful book for moving through a grief process, I found it to be a book of how my sisters and I can value, love and support each other even before we grieve the loss of one of us.”
– Sylvia Breke
“I am about half way through the book and enjoying it quite a bit. I have learned several things about your family, which is interesting for me personally because I know all the people and places you refer to, but I especially like the book’s structure with its interspersed quotes. It’s a nice way to summarize the point of the stories you tell. In general, I am not a reader of inspirational books, although I do read a fair number of self-help books. This book hits on both those genres, and, for me, has been quite compelling to read. I thought I would glance at the first couple pages to satisfy my curiosity, but quickly found myself reading ‘just one more chapter!’”
John L. Hagen, CEcD
Economic Development Director
City of Surprise