Authors Homer Hickam and Dror Ashuah

Homer Hickam - October Sky was the story of Homer Hickam, the son of a coalminer in Coalwood, West Virginia, who led a group of boys who built rockets. It was about the passion and dreams of youth, and for the real-life Homer, of dreams fulfilled. October Sky was based on Homer's Hickam's autobiographical novel, Rocket Boys: A Memoir, which was a #1 New York Times Best Seller, and is studied in many American and international school systems.

Homer joined NASA at Marshall Space Flight Center in 1981 as an aerospace engineer. During his NASA career, he worked in spacecraft design and crew training.

Homer is a prolific writer. After his second book, Rocket Boys, his publisher released a mass market paperback of Rocket Boys, re-titled October Sky, which became a New York Times #1 Best Seller.

Homer’s final book about his hometown, Coalwood, was published in 2002, a self help/inspirational tome titled We Are Not Afraid.

Website: www.HomerHickam.com

Dror Ashuah - “It is the grandest time in your history as humans on this planet and nothing you know will stay the same.” With words such as these, Conversation with Angels: And So Be It (Volume I and II) by Dror B. Ashuah contain the transmission of inspirational and “mind-blowing” messages from the angelic dimension, in preparation for an unprecedented time of global change.

Dror Ashuah, a former Israeli soldier who participated in battle, a traumatic experience that began an internal transformation, traveled a journey which ultimately led to a profound encounter with energies from a higher frequency; a group of beings who declare their connection with us and their love for us.

“The angels tell us that earth is going through a monumental shift,” he writes. “Much of what we assume to be true today is about to change. All of us are about to transform as well; and the angels ask us to get ready.”

Official website: www.AndSoBeIt.com