Lana Duncan-Hartgraves is a multifaceted spiritual guide, author, educator, artist, illustrator, Reiki Master, Herbalist, Hypnotist, gardener and Farm Owner dedicated to helping others awaken their inner wisdom.

A psychic medium and channeler, she communicates with Guides, Angels, and Pleiadians, offering insights that bridge the earthly and the cosmic. With a background in therapy and two master’s degrees, Lana brings a deep understanding of trauma-informed ancestral healing and spiritual growth.

Born and raised in Wisconsin with roots in a farm family, Lana’s upbringing instilled in her a strong connection to the land, nature’s rhythms, and the wisdom of generations past. 

Lana currently lives on a small hobby farm in Wisconsin with her family, where she cares for her horses, chickens, dogs, and cats. She integrates her love for animals and nature with her spiritual practices, bringing balance and harmony to all aspects of her life.

With over 31 years of teaching experience, Lana has guided countless students, helping them expand their minds and embrace personal growth. Her ability to blend education with spirituality allows her to make complex metaphysical concepts accessible and practical.

Writing under the pen name L. Duncan Hartgraves, she has authored works spanning fiction, art, and dream exploration. As an accomplished artist and illustrator, she has brought stories to life through her creative works, blending visual and spiritual storytelling in unique and inspiring ways.

Lana’s mission is to guide others through their spiritual awakenings with love, authenticity, and wisdom, helping them connect with their higher selves and navigate their destiny paths.

In this electrifying and transformative memoir, readers partake of an unforgettable journey into the mysterious world of psychic phenomena and spiritual awakenings.

What happens when the world you know shatters, and you suddenly find yourself receiving messages from beyond the grave, communicating with angels, and even hearing whispers from extraterrestrial beings? For Lana, a woman raised in the heart of traditional beliefs, this was the shocking reality she couldn’t escape.

In this bold and riveting memoir, Lana recounts her unexpected journey from skepticism to full-fledged psychic medium. What starts as a series of eerie, inexplicable events quickly spirals into a life she never imagined—one filled with ghostly encounters, jaw-dropping messages from the otherside, and jaw-clenching moments when the unknown came knocking on her door.

From messages delivered by ancient guides to psychic predictions that became startlingly true, Lana’s experiences are both thrilling and deeply human. This book takes you on a wild ride through unexplained phenomena, and the revelations that unfold will make you question everything you thought you knew about the world around you.

Memoirs of an Accidental Psychic is more than just a recount of paranormal experiences. It is a story of profound personal transformation. Lana’s struggles to reconcile her spiritual gifts with a conventional upbringing, and her search for meaning in a world full of mystery, will resonate with anyone on their own quest for truth. If you’ve ever wondered what lies beyond the physical world, or if you’ve felt an inexplicable pull toward the spiritual realm, this book is your invitation to discover what’s out there—and what’s inside you. Prepare to be captivated, inspired, and left questioning the boundaries of reality itself.

Donna Myer was born and raised in the small town of Seneca, Illinois, along the Illinois River. She is a part of the now-diminishing baby-boomer generation, but as such, is grateful to have been part of a culture where mothers stayed home and raised their children, while the fathers were able to support their families with one paycheck. She attributes her love of learning, writing, and the arts to her parents of Italian, German, English, and French descent. While researching family ancestry, she discovered that Ann Dudley, the first female poet to be published in the United States, is among her direct ancestors. Now retired Donna has more time to write, paint, and draw which are her passions.

On the edge of the woods that led to the great open field sat a small brown house. It was a nice enough place for any woodland creature to visit, but what made it special was the pergola. Ah, yes, the pergola! It was covered in lush, green vines and proved to be a wonderful place for the birds to rest.

Any of these feathered friends could perch upon the lattice hidden beneath the vines, but the little brown sparrows seemed to like it best. They shared it with the wrens, the finches, and many other visitors, too.

The pergola seemed almost like an aviary, but its residents were free to come and go as they pleased, while the curious woman in the house gladly watched from her kitchen window.

All seemed well on that warm, summer day with the sun shining brightly and the flowers showing off their vibrant colors. But then came a loud shriek. A furry, gray animal jumped out of the shadows and surprised everyone: a cat!

• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Joshua Tree Publishing
• Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 27, 2025
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Print length ‏ : ‎ 24 pages
• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1956823719
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1956823714
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 3.68 ounces
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8 x 0.06 x 10 inches

JK Miller is the pen name of Karen Miller, a wife, mother, and retired teacher who has always loved books and children.  During the pandemic, Karen began writing for a local paper, Southland Voice. This allowed Karen to improve her writing skills. After moving to the Chicago area in 2018, Karen found an old copy of a story she had written in 1982. With the boost of confidence that writing for Southland Voice gave her, Karen decided it was time to publish her story.

Firefly, A Story about Love is a heartwarming book that shows kindness often involves small acts and sometimes personal sacrifice. Firefly shows how one can overcome their desires and do what is best for another living creature. The author was inspired to write the book after watching her young daughter, Katharine, putting pill bugs in bottles, their new home. Beary is the toy of her son, Ty, who named the bear and insisted on its spelling. Elise is named after her granddaughter.

The illustrations were drawn by Karen who wanted her debut book to also entertain its readers after remembering the fun her third grade class had after checking out books from the school library. Together, the story and its illustrations help readers, young or old, to value those around them and do what is best for them.

After all, isn’t that what love is all about?