by Patricia Cornwall
Past and present collide with deadly force when Winston Garano investigates the murder of a blind woman in Patricia Cornwall's taut suspense.
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Will you act during the economic downturn, or simply REACT?
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plans for 2009. This is a BIG mistake...!
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Wishing you health, wealth, and happiness in 2009!
by Lynne Jonell
Now, Emmy, a likeable mixture of Nancy Drew and Dr. Dolittle, is set to embark on a new adventure in a sequel, Emmy and the Home for Troubled Girls
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by Danielle Steel
In Danielle Steel's story of public figures and private heartbreak, disaster inspires a celerity to count her blessings and recapture lost love.
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"The only opinion about your dream that really counts is yours. The negative comments of others merely reflect their limitations - not yours."
Cynthia Kersey
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Is being creative something that can be taught? That’s a question without a simple yes or no answer. The more I experience in life and grow as an artist and writer the more I try and put into concrete terms what conditions are necessary for the best moments of clarity and inspiration. Creativity may not be able to be taught directly, but what I am getting better at is frequently aligning the circumstances of life which foster the greatest chances for true creative expression.
Pushing yourself for greater productivity in your art or your profession is great and you shouldn’t stop that - but perhaps equally important is putting your life on a path of being a true creative to achieve absolutely unique results. There isn’t nearly as much value in doing things slightly different than have already been done versus doing things which are truly unique to you. I’d like to share a few philosophies on life I have that may help you in producing the most creative results.
An Idea That Even Scrooge Would Like: DailyLit's Sponsorship Model
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Book serialization has come into vogue again, 170 years after Charles Dickens popularized it with "The Pickwick Papers" and "Oliver Twist." Funny enough, it's the 19th-century author who is championing the form in 2008: His "A Christmas Carol" is one of more than 1,000 titles available through DailyLit, a digital serial book publisher that shares books with nearly 150,000 subscribers in short, customized installments via email and RSS feed. And now it's opening its virtual pages to advertisers.
by Joanna C. Dunlap, CPT, PhD
I attend numerous conferences, symposia, and workshops each year—both as a participant and a contributor. I am increasingly frustrated with my colleagues’ and my own performance. In general, the issue is our misuse and overuse of the standard presentation format: bulleted slide after bulleted slide.
Businessman whose Ladybird Books revolutionised children's publishing
"Douglas Keen, the driving spirit behind Ladybird Books, was a publishing visionary and an inspired businessman. In the years following the Second World War, under his editorial direction, the series of children's books became a household name. The Ladybird Key Words Reading Scheme alone sold 85 million copies, making Keen an important figure in promoting children's literacy.... One title, The Computer, was used by the Ministry of Defence to introduce its employees to higher technology (although the books' cover was plain, so staff would not realise they were learning from a Ladybird book). The same organisation later bought multiple copies of Understanding Maps to provide help with orienteering for the British Army during the Falklands War.... "
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"Compassion, caring, teaching, loving, and sharing your gifts, talents, and abilities are the gateways to power."
-- Jamie Sams
