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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Michele Doucette’s biography surprised me, because it almost reflects my own spiritual awakening. Michele begins with the details of her birth, her childhood and her feeling that she didn’t belong. She was always more comfortable with books and nature than with people. This is a feeling I can definitely identify with. In continuing to describe her spiritual journey she mentions several well respected authors with which I am very familiar, James Twyman, Nick Bunick, Shakti Gawain and Gregg Braden just to mention a few. Through the knowledge and guidance of these...
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This heartfelt testimonial brings together a love of God and an attachment to family values. From the birth of her children to the rocky roads all families must go through to the final happiness as...

Young Jean Downer’s passion for photography continued into adulthood. After she married Norman Hills and started having children, her love for preserving her family’s history was, in great part, documented...

A picture is worth a thousand words, even when that picture is an amateurish drawing. The drawing in question shows a fourteen-year-old boy, stripped naked and suspended above a charcoal fire. He is...

Many will have forgotten about the Heiress that knew too much. What she knew was before the gangs of Sydney errupted into ego driven addicts on the addrenalin run moving the drugs. This Heiress her...

A new group of deportees has arrived at Auschwitz. There they are: men, women and children, all fearful, all apprehensive. A truck drives by, piled high with corpses. The arms of the dead are hanging...

Susan Spence has always been intrigued with life in the west in the 1880s. She researched historical accounts and first-person narratives as she prepared to write A Story of the West. A lifelong...

Author, ‘Jackie Ullerich’ writes a chilling thriller – tosses in some romance and suspense for seasoning, and the recipe is complete. Her literary recipe has just the right amount of show and tell....

We all experience stress at one time or another. I want to introduce you to a whole new way of perceiving and coping with everyday stress.

Let me introduce you to the world of energetics, the...

I am inundated by new writers offering me free e-content these days. “Download my book for free!” And this has led me to realize why the traditional world of publishing, that is, those who try to make...

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Recent Comments

Giving it away for free. Why?

Shane, I agree with you here. We, as writers, spend an enormous amount of time and effort in creating something which should be worth at least the price of a Starbucks coffee. E-books are one of the best bargains of our time but shouldn't be given away...

Hannah in Jerusalem - a Report on the Banality of a Book

Uttam, that was very informative. Thanks for drawing it to my attention.

Hannah in Jerusalem - a Report on the Banality of a Book

Uttam, thank you. I shall read that later today. I'm rushing off to a lunch date at the present. :-)


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