Digitally Infinite

Today marks a significant milestone for the Positive Impact Book Award community as we announce our 2026 Spring/Summer winners. This year, our community has grown into something truly special. Thanks to these authors, our community is bigger, stronger, and more impactful than ever before. The journey to select the winners has been nothing short of extraordinary. We’ve had the privilege of experiencing a remarkable array of books that inspire, uplift, and challenge us to think

In a world filled with stories waiting to be told, Carolyn Summer Quinn stands out as a masterful storyteller who draws inspiration from her rich family history and the vibrant tapestry of her upbringing. In her novel, Mystery From Way Back When, Carolyn transports readers to the heart of an Irish Catholic enclave during the Great Depression and World War II, weaving a tale that captures both the warmth of community and the weight of uncertainty. In this exclusive interview,

Ryan Null, an American author, is a great father to his children and a loving husband to his wife. He loves to grill, spend family time, and build maps. He began his writing journey in 8th grade, inspired by his love for reading and a teacher’s role modeling. This fueled the prequels and this series to be written through high school. He has a passion and love for all things written, including fantasy, and is a giver to the community. He also has two novellas coming out next y

Interview with Jodee Kulp Q: At what point did you know your story needed to be shared, and how did you navigate the process of ensuring that everyone involved was comfortable with opening up such a personal journey? One hundred interviews from 2017 to 2024 with persons living with neurodiversity, their loved ones, and professionals who care. Each story pointed to the need to share and expose the truth. Embracing ZAK is a collaboration of characters and life stories melded. T