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Living Biographies of Famous Novelists - A Review
The title is a bit of a misnomer, all these writers are dead, and yet I was unable to put down this little gem that I picked up at a library book sale for fifty cents. I did not feel so alone and neglected as a writer while reading about these "greats" who had plenty of neglect, suffering
Review - Confessions Of a Lazy Super Affiliate
Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate - Scam or no? Discover how to earn thousands of dollars a month with mini sites. Get floods of free traffic. Repeat and multiply proftis easy.
The AdSense Code - Book Review
I just finished reading "The AdSense Code - What Google Never Told You About Making Money with AdSense" by Joel Comm.As a professional blogger and owner of over a dozen content rich websites I am always trying to increase my revenue through AdSense.
Interview of Deborah Slappey Pitts, Author of "I Feel Okay"
A moving testament to the power of the human spirit."I Feel Okay" chronicles the tenacious path the author and her husband - diagnosed with primary amydoidosis - walked together, inspired by their faith in God and a deep love for each other.Out of the Slappey family's pain emerged a t
A Saturday Never Forgotten
There were many times in my life that I find myself looking back reflecting on things that happened when I was a child. There was one Saturday afternoon that I will never forget as long as I live. I have heard many stories about the explosion that rocked Richmond, Indiana on April 6, 1968 at 1:47 pm
My Name Is Mary Sutter by Robin Oliveira: A Review
The heroine of My Name is Mary Sutter drives a wedge into convention, opening for herself the door of undaunted, faithful service to the ill and injured solders she treats. Mary Sutter is a woman you won't soon forget after you turn the last page of Robin Oliveira's book. A woman with a dr
Great Debaters and Authors - Powerful Provocateurs That Confront & Cure
Great debaters and authors. Riveting us with their words. Captivating us with their intense speech. Galvanizing us with their confrontational manner. Stirring us with their passionate oratory. Gripping us with their wisdom and insight. Amazingly providing hope as they uplift us during the darkest ni
Guide to Internet Marketing - What You Need to Get Started
Anyone can easily make a lot of money with internet marketing, but you have to know how to do it. There are many people who start reading everything they can about internet marketing, and read so much that they don't actually take action and follow through. Others may try to implement what they
How to Court and Romance - Nine Steps to Success
In 1887 Samuel Wells authored a best selling book entitled "How to Behave: A Pocket Manual of Republican Etiquette and Guide to Correct Personal Habits". Amongst the chapters is one devoted to courtship, romance and marriage, wherein the author reveals the nine secrets of how to court and
Little Space
Glory and delight may sparkles mind, Heart may also beat with new find. Nothing is shaken with blow of heavy wind, It is pure love of its kind I may move or follow with slight pace.
On Writing - A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King
I was lucky enough to pick up a good second-hand paperback from the local card shop last week. I finished reading the 367 pages by breakfast-time the following morning. The book, an international bestseller had the title On Writing - A Memoir of the Craft (2000) by Stephen King. The paperback was th
Bureaucratic Red Tape - A Living Nightmare!
Honest individuals in today's society are faced with actions from bureaucrats and are having their hopes, lives, and dreams crushed for apparently no valid reasons.The stories are just demeaning as they are told by many.When will big government stop hiding behind a mask and help those they serv
So Long, Status Quo by Susy Flory
In "So Long, Status Quo" Susy Flory writes to inspire the reader to probe deeper into spiritual truths as well as to interact with others about issues of faith. The subtitle of her book states: "What I learned from Women Who Changed the World." Susy talks about the way she was ch
Unbearable Lightness - A Review
The author, Portia de Rossi delivered the book in such a great way to her readers. Her memoir is honest and touching. The content is well delivered and easy to understand. You can almost feel the pains and struggles the author had been through during her dark period. I would definitely recommend thi
The Hook Kick - Achieving Kicking Excellence Series Volume 7
This is an excellent study guide for learning the hook kick.It sands alone for the hook kick, but more importantly is part of a series that has to be the most detailed examination of kicking ever in print.This series is a fantastic resource for all martial artists.Even if your kicking style is a bit
Book Review - Animated Object by Linda D Addison For Space and Time
Animated Objects is Linda D. Addison's debut offering. This is a mesmerizing mixture of poetry and short stories, fables and science fiction, enchanting fantasies and harsh realities. It will take you on a journey and touch you in places long forgotten or never experienced.
Are Men Writing Poetry in Secrecy?
Most men will never openly admit that they would like to write poetry. They can tell you about their rock song lyrics, but you will not hear the word poetry come out of their mouths.
PACE - Rediscover Your Natural Fitness by Dr Al Sears
P.A.C.E. is short for "Progressively Accelerating Cardiopulmonary Exertion." What's most important is that it's a compelling, credible challenge to the current practice of "cardio" to achieve a healthier heart.
Book Review - Limitless Mind - A Guide to Remote Viewing and Transformation of Consciousness
What would Edgar Cayce think about the recent fascination with remote viewing? He'd have to admit he'd done it himself sometimes, like when he announced from his self-induced clairvoyant consciousness that his next client had not yet arrived at home where he was to be for his reading, or w