MJ Hanley-Goff
Author
MJ Hanley-Goff has written for Long Island’s daily paper, Newsday, the Times Herald-Record, Orange Magazine, and Hudson Valley magazine. She did a stint as editor for the Hudson Valley Parent magazine, and contributed stories to AAA’s Car & Travel, and Tri-County Woman. After completing a novel and a self-help book, she now offers writing workshops and book coaching to first time authors, and essay coaching to high school students.
LATEST
‘The Gut-Brain Paradox’: Mysteries of the Microbiome
Dr. Steven R. Gundry offers ways to ‘Improve Your Mood, Clear Brain Fog, and Reverse Disease by Healing Your Microbiome.’
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Rising From Trauma: ‘I Thought It Would Be Better Than This’
Author Jessica N. Turner discusses surefire ways to work through heartbreak and disappointment.
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‘How to Get Along With Anyone’: A Needed Skill
Authors John Eliot and Jim Guinn show how to outsmart conflict before it starts.
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Information Theft: ‘On Privacy: Twenty Lessons to Live By’
Author Lawrence Cappello advises how to take your rights to privacy seriously and learn ways to protect it.
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John Grisham’s Wake-Up Call to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
As you dive in to real-life accounts of wrongful convictions in a variety of criminal cases, you'll be on the edge of your seat.
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A Miraculous Story of Survival Against the Odds
Judy Henderson, wrongly sentenced to life in prison, recounts her journey to healing and freedom in her new book, ‘When the Light Finds Us.’
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‘The JFK Conspiracy’: New Light Is Shed on the Assassination
Authors Brad Meltzer and Josh Mensch reveal an assassination plot, even before the president took office.
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Can the Diagnosis Do More Harm Than Good?
Dr. Suzanne O‘Sullivan, MD investigates the psychological effects of early disease diagnosis, and the results aren’t as clear cut as you’d expect.
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Before the Hot Flashes Appear: What Every Woman Needs to Know
Written by a postmenopausal woman, this book addresses the many impacts of menopause, as well as a variety of conventional and holistic ways to treat them.
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Peggy Rowe Says, Sometimes the Fun Begins at the Retirement Home
It’s never too late to share your experiences, as Peggy Rowe shows readers in her newest book, ‘Oh No, Not “The Home.”’
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‘The Gut-Brain Paradox’: Mysteries of the Microbiome
Dr. Steven R. Gundry offers ways to ‘Improve Your Mood, Clear Brain Fog, and Reverse Disease by Healing Your Microbiome.’
|
Rising From Trauma: ‘I Thought It Would Be Better Than This’
Author Jessica N. Turner discusses surefire ways to work through heartbreak and disappointment.
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‘How to Get Along With Anyone’: A Needed Skill
Authors John Eliot and Jim Guinn show how to outsmart conflict before it starts.
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Information Theft: ‘On Privacy: Twenty Lessons to Live By’
Author Lawrence Cappello advises how to take your rights to privacy seriously and learn ways to protect it.
|
John Grisham’s Wake-Up Call to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
As you dive in to real-life accounts of wrongful convictions in a variety of criminal cases, you'll be on the edge of your seat.
|
A Miraculous Story of Survival Against the Odds
Judy Henderson, wrongly sentenced to life in prison, recounts her journey to healing and freedom in her new book, ‘When the Light Finds Us.’
|
‘The JFK Conspiracy’: New Light Is Shed on the Assassination
Authors Brad Meltzer and Josh Mensch reveal an assassination plot, even before the president took office.
|
Can the Diagnosis Do More Harm Than Good?
Dr. Suzanne O‘Sullivan, MD investigates the psychological effects of early disease diagnosis, and the results aren’t as clear cut as you’d expect.
|
Before the Hot Flashes Appear: What Every Woman Needs to Know
Written by a postmenopausal woman, this book addresses the many impacts of menopause, as well as a variety of conventional and holistic ways to treat them.
|
Peggy Rowe Says, Sometimes the Fun Begins at the Retirement Home
It’s never too late to share your experiences, as Peggy Rowe shows readers in her newest book, ‘Oh No, Not “The Home.”’
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