Tiffany Sunday

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Announcing the Release of The Road to Somewhere Else By Tiffany Sunday

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The Road to Somewhere Else marks a departure in Sunday’s writing.

This collection is an intellectual exploration of family dysfunction, human displacement, and the pursuit of self-preservation, concisely communicated in the characters’ voices, poems, and essays.

Six eclectic short stories provide readers with an intimate relationship with characters enduring circumstances created by others, the devastating impact of dysfunctional families, and the demise of a dystopian friendship. The characters are forced to decide their future.

The collection includes a small sampling of succinct poetry that echoes the book’s stories and essays.

In the opening essay, Dear Mystic, Connecticut the author shares her newfound love of this enchanting village. At the same time, Sunday takes readers on a personal journey of self-exploration as she searches for her creative spiritual home.

The second essay progresses Sunday’s discussion of solitude, work, and the constant encroachment of digital technology. In the final essay, Cape Cod, Sunday undertakes a philosophical conversation as she imagines herself walking along the shores of Cape Cod, like previous writers, searching for creative seclusion and human independence.

Announcing the Release of Christmas at Seagull Cafe by Tiffany Sunday

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Standing outside Seagull Café, Nicole recalls finding herself in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. She had moved across the country to start her life over. When she meets a scientist from one of the marine labs, their relationship triggers painful memories of her past and childhood.

Nicole becomes immobilized by fear, causing concern among her new friends. A mysterious woman appears at the café, and her visit forces Nicole to confront her past or risk losing the café and herself.

Will the joys of Christmas help Nicole overcome her fear?

Christmas at Seagull Cafe is a limited edition book and is only available from Tilton House Press via Tiffany’s Square Bookshop.

New Book Release – Insatiable Consumption of Being Second Edition

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Tiffany Sunday’s first collection book is assortment of poems, musings and micro stories that form a universal mediation of philosophical questions of authenticity, humanity, and the preservation of the soul. Themes of longing, toxic relationships, confinement, regret, and anticipation of freedom from the mundane, programmed expectations of society drives her search for answers and a road to follow.

Tiffany injects a futurist realism with a series of poems and micro stories: The Girl and Librarian, The Year 2030 and Artificial Intelligence in which she poignantly demonstrates the stripping away of humanity portrayed by a lowly sea bean.

These themes are counterbalanced with an appreciation of nature. In this contemporary collection Sunday’s mediation and abstract approach reckons with the nuances and subtlety of humanity.

Author Tiffany Sunday, Signing Books at Barnes & Noble SMU, February 13, 2020

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Thursday, February 13, 2020, 6:00 PM

Barnes & Noble SMU 3060 Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX 75205

Poet Tiffany Sunday will discuss her work and latest book, Insatiable Consumption of Being: A Collection of Poems, Writings and Micro Stories.

The event is free with book sales and signing to follow.

Her latest book, Insatiable Consumption of Being marks her transition from business writing to poetry and contemporary fiction.

Tiffany started writing poetry in third grade and was first published in high school. She writes about nature, human creativity, self-reliance, and relationships. 

Announcing the Release of How Dyslexics Will Rule the Future by Tiffany Sunday

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Creativity is the Last Competitive Edge Against the Machines

Artificial intelligence and automation are transforming every aspect of our world. Tiffany Sunday’s, ground-breaking new book, How Dyslexics Will Rule the Future, asserts the last competitive edge against the machines is human creativity.

In the book, Sunday examines the impact of artificial intelligence and automation on employment, the global economy, and society. Sunday condenses research and dozens of interviews into a convincing narrative about the future of work and new job opportunities for creative, problem-solving professionals.

Advanced digital systems and platforms are creating a homogenous mindset. Companies are seeking professionals, who are dyslexic and neurodiverse, to utilize their natural problem-solving, spatial reasoning and pattern finding abilities. Many of the challenges encountered by individuals who think differently are mitigated by software applications and tech devices designed to assist with reading and writing. With all of these advances in technology, bias and obsolete perceptions remain in the workplace.

Sunday challenges readers to embrace a paradigm shift in a new way of thinking about neurodiversity and creativity while shattering the definition of literacy.

Filled with thought-provoking insights about AI and automation, workplace strategies, and lifestyle insights, this book is a must-read for dyslexic professionals, especially HR teams and hiring managers.