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Kamini and the Secret Pool | by Charles Cozic Dec. 30, 2009 | You set the price! | 1502 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Charles Cozic has years of experience as a book editor and writer. He now writes children's picture books and stories in San Diego. He is married with two young boys. |
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Finders, Keepers | by Ralph Gallagher Dec. 30, 2009 | You set the price! | 2613 words | Sample 25% |
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The Elm Street Ladies Tea and Wine Society | by Sandy Nygaard Dec. 28, 2009 | You set the price! | 7282 words | |
| Author bio: Sandy Nygaard is a part-time CPA, a part-time writer, and a full time mom. Possessing little patience for either the tax code or parenting guidebooks, she keeps a tenuous grip on her sanity by writing. Her short stories and humorous essays focus on the quirks of small town life and have been published in numerous magazines and newspapers. She’s a native of the Pacific Northwest, acquiring the bulk of her small town experience in Dallas, Oregon, supplemented by a stint in Omak, Washington. Sandy has a BS from Oregon State University in Microbiology, which is mostly useless in either of her professions. She’s been a Camp Fire Girl, a 4-H member, a Job’s Daughter, an athlete (track) a church treasurer, and a PTA fundraiser, all of which provide immense fodder for her writing. She currently lives with her husband and two kids in the suburban wastelands east of Seattle. |
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IDK - Into the Darkness : A Screenplay | by Raymond Hancock Dec. 27, 2009 | You set the price! | 21682 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Raymond Hancock, a writer of fiction and poetry, was born in 1972, in Yakima Washington. He has written many poems, a screenplay, and aspires to many novels, Necroman being his first. Besides dozens of poems, Raymond’s first work was a screenplay called, Into The Darkness, written in 1995. Quickly he turned his efforts from the film industry, feeling that he was not ready for the arena that movies offered. Novels, as Raymond saw it, have more freedom and substance. He also believes they are a better place for an author to become established. In recent years Raymond was married and now has a beautiful family. He believes family and faith is the center of his life. Raymond has worked hard to cultivate his skills as a writer, starting at the young age of ten years old. Raymond looks at his writing as largely unconventional. He desires to create stories that take a different angle on traditional plots. Raymond wants his work to glorify God. He wants the reader’s imagination to be cranked all the way up, and at the same time expose them to biblical principles. |
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Elder Wolf | by S.L. Armstrong Dec. 27, 2009 | You set the price! | 6656 words | Sample 25% |
| Author bio: S.L. Armstrong has been writing for as long as she can remember. Art and reading have played a large part in her life since young childhood, but around fourteen, writing became her passion. Voraciously consuming every book in front of her opened up hundreds of worlds in her head, and she soon wanted to create worlds for other people as well. She has a particular fondness for gothic horror, horror, high fantasy, urban fantasy, and romance novels. The authors she turns to time and again are Stephen King, L.J. Smith, V.C. Andrews, R.L. Stine, and Anne Rice, among others. She has no shame in picking up the young adult novels she loved as a child, and she will talk your ear off about grammar and punctuation. After she married her husband almost thirteen years ago, she began to truly delve into the world of writing for public consumption. It was sheer chance that she stumbled on M/M fanfiction, and she's not looked back. Though fanfiction will always have a fond place in her heart, she soon grew tired of playing in other people's sandboxes. When she discovered M/M romance, and how it was now a legitimate branch of romance writing, she knew her course. S.L. plans to release F/F, M/M, M/F, and multiple partner books as she continues her writing career. M/M romance is where her heart lies, no matter what else she may write or read, and it's where she keeps returning to. There is something about two men passionately in love that just makes her heart melt, and she has no intention of giving that up anytime soon. S.L. Armstrong lives in Florida with her husband, two dogs, and seven cats. She hates the heat and longs for a northern, snowy climate. She writes with K. Piet on a number of projects, but she also writes her own solitary titles as well. S.L. Armstrong owns Storm Moon Press LLC along with her husband and K. Piet, and she is proud of all they accomplish with the micro press. |
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El Zen del Kaizen | by Jose Berengueres Dec. 26, 2009 | You set the price! | 7383 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Author and Entrepreneur |
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Goodmans Hotel | by Alan Keslian Dec. 23, 2009 | You set the price! | 83434 words | Sample 100% |
| Author bio: I was a Gay Liberation Front activist in London in the 1970s, among other things setting up West London GLF and organising gay dances attended by hundreds in Fulham Town Hall. I have experienced and benefited from the huge change in attitudes towards Gay men and Lesbians in England and elsewhere during recent decades. During my teenage years, in the UK any sex between men was a crime, whereas now civil partnership offers a legal status on a par with marriage, and discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation is increasingly outlawed. This transformation has huge implications for gay relationships, and my motive in writing is to explore the impact of this new freedom and portray its effects. My first novel, Goodmans Hotel, was published in 2003. My second, a more humorous book, Closer Than Breathing - A Light Gay Odyssey - came out in 2009. I believe my readers’ time is valuable, and try hard not to waste it. I live with my partner in West London, and am a member of GALHA, the UK based Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association. |
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A Slight of Prayer | by Mochamad Ghafur Dec. 20, 2009 | You set the price! | 3352 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: I am a physics student, actually a mature student that remains finishing Bachelor degree. I used to play or even being a director in my campus theater community. Then I realize something that I have to finish my college. Well, it is hard to leave writing just like that, even though the physics lectures has always wait to be finished. |
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Private Lies | by Amy Eastlake Dec. 19, 2009 | You set the price! | 67506 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Amy Eastlake is a martial artist and full-time author living near downtown Dallas, Texas. Most of her novels are set in this diverse and multi-ethnic neighborhood. She writes mystery and romantic suspense. when she's not sparring or writing, Amy is generally planning the perfect crime--so she can write about it, of course. |
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Closer Than Breathing - A Light Gay Odyssey | by Alan Keslian Dec. 18, 2009 | You set the price! | 83347 words | Sample 100% |
| Author bio: I was a Gay Liberation Front activist in London in the 1970s, among other things setting up West London GLF and organising gay dances attended by hundreds in Fulham Town Hall. I have experienced and benefited from the huge change in attitudes towards Gay men and Lesbians in England and elsewhere during recent decades. During my teenage years, in the UK any sex between men was a crime, whereas now civil partnership offers a legal status on a par with marriage, and discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation is increasingly outlawed. This transformation has huge implications for gay relationships, and my motive in writing is to explore the impact of this new freedom and portray its effects. My first novel, Goodmans Hotel, was published in 2003. My second, a more humorous book, Closer Than Breathing - A Light Gay Odyssey - came out in 2009. I believe my readers’ time is valuable, and try hard not to waste it. I live with my partner in West London, and am a member of GALHA, the UK based Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association. |
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Claw of Gold | by Gilbert van Kerckhoven Dec. 18, 2009 | You set the price! | 82265 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Born 6 January 1928 in Essex, England, the third child of a demobilised Belgian soldier and an English girl, Gilbert van Kerckhoven emigrated to South Africa with his family in 1936. A Johannesburg resident thereafter, Gil (as he is known to his many friends) became part of the South African community and culture, serving in the SA Defence Force as a Reserve Force member from 1946 to 1972, rising to the rank of Colonel. The period provided Gil with a broad education into the history and cultures of the many that make up what is now proudly called the "Rainbow Nation", these experiences formed questions about the Nation's history as indicated in the book which have been the driving force that culminated in "The Claw of Gold". |
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John John | by Sam Smith Dec. 13, 2009 | You set the price! | 96403 words | Sample 20% |
| Author bio: Editor of The Journal (once 'of Contemporary Anglo-Scandinavian Poetry'), publisher of Original Plus books, I am also proud to be Poetry Editor of BeWrite Books. Born Blackpool 1946, now living in Maryport, Cumbria, freelance writer, most recently employed as an amusement arcade cashier, I have also been a psychiatric nurse, residential social worker, milkman, plumber, laboratory analyst, groundsman, sailor, computer operator, scaffolder, gardener, painter & decorator........ working at anything, in fact, which has paid the rent, enabled me to raise my three daughters and which hasn't got too much in the way of my writing. I now have several poetry collections and novels to my name. |
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SHORTS 1 | by Kevin Lomas Dec. 10, 2009 | You set the price! | 16762 words | Sample 10% |
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Legends - Family Stories and Myths | by Alice L. Luckhardt Dec. 06, 2009 | You set the price! | 26192 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: A native of Florida, graduate of FSU and 7th grade social studies teacher for 18 years. I have been a freelance historical and genealogical researcher and writer since 1998. A member of International Society of Family History Writers and Editors. In April 2010, I was awarded 3rd place in the nation for an outstanding genealogical magazine article published in 2009 (sponsored by ISFHWE). |
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The Invincible Alice | by Alice L. Luckhardt Dec. 05, 2009 | You set the price! | 28562 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: A native of Florida, graduate of FSU and 7th grade social studies teacher for 18 years. I have been a freelance historical and genealogical researcher and writer since 1998. A member of International Society of Family History Writers and Editors. In April 2010, I was awarded 3rd place in the nation for an outstanding genealogical magazine article published in 2009 (sponsored by ISFHWE). |
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Adultery's Ashes | by M.I. Krupenich Dec. 05, 2009 | You set the price! | 186 words | Sample 50% |
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The Big Green | by Michael Reilly Dec. 04, 2009 | You set the price! | 18035 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Professional game and puzzle inventor with a concurrent background in the movie business. Wrote and sold one kid’s book and a screenplay. |
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Not A Fire Exit | by Christopher Finlan Dec. 03, 2009 | You set the price! | 62943 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Author Christopher Finlan graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor's degree in history and is currently employed in the software industry in the Philadelphia area. In his spare time, Christopher enjoys shopping for haircare products and driving his editor nuts with bad sentence structure. He resides in Wayne, PA with his wife Bridget and their two young children, Caitlin and Matthew. |
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savant | by Leslie Lee Dec. 02, 2009 | You set the price! | 11197 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Interested in all literature, in all good story telling no matter the format. Living in Los Angeles, favorite city. Having fun, it's a good thing. |
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Metric conversions charts for your traveling | by Kathleen Ayers Dec. 01, 2009 | You set the price! | 194 words | Sample 25% |
| Author bio: Dr. Kathleen Ayers, a licensed psychologist, has worked with individuals with chronic pain since 2003. She has recently moved to Canada with her family. |
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Five Questions For Expansion Thinking | by Gary Patterson Nov. 25, 2009 | You set the price! | 227 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Gary W. Patterson, The FiscalDoctor®, has more than 30 years of top management experience helping over 200 companies in manufacturing, technology, wireless, service and distribution in companies from start-ups to Inc 500 to Fortune 500. Several reached 10x compounded annual growth in revenue. He was the European coordinator for a global enterprise-wide leading-edge supply chain re-engineering pilot software application for Robertson CECO, a Fortune 500 company. The project was selected as a premiere site by J D Edwards and he was one of three worldwide pilots for a dimensional MRP software module. Gary also successfully negotiated more than 25 M&A transactions with a market value exceeding $390 million. Gary holds an MBA in Finance and Operations from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, a BA in Accounting from the University of Mississippi, and is a CPA. Patterson is the author of Stick Out Your Balance Sheet and Cough: Best Practices for Long-Term Business Health http://tinyurl.com/stickoutbalance, and speaks on enterprise risk management, risk analysis, corporate governance, leadership, and the bottom-line impact of going green.. |
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The Paris Opera House Incident | by Dylan Lanier Nov. 23, 2009 | You set the price! | 824 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: I'm 18 years old. I live in San Diego,CA. I focus on writing mostly horror and sci-fi/fantasy. I am planning on publishing some upcoming work here on Smashwords so stay tuned. |
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Syde FX | by Michael Reilly Nov. 23, 2009 | You set the price! | 68321 words | Sample 11% |
| Author bio: Professional game and puzzle inventor with a concurrent background in the movie business. Wrote and sold one kid’s book and a screenplay. |
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Publishing at the Tipping Point: a 2009 research brief for SNCR.org | by Danny O. Snow Nov. 19, 2009 | You set the price! | 1850 words | Sample 20% |
| Author bio: Harvard graduate Danny O. Snow is a senior fellow of The Society for New Communications Research (SNCR.org), a Palo Alto based think tank dedicated to the advanced study of new and emerging media. He founded Unlimited Publishing LLC, “The Professional POD Book Publisher™,†in 2000. Snow also works as a consultant to fellow authors and publishers, as a public speaker, and as a journalist. He is widely quoted by print, broadcast and online media about new publishing and communication technologies. In 2009, he was elected to the board of directors of the Independent Book Publishers Association, serving 3,000+ publishing firms across North America and around the world. (Staff photo by Thomas Buckner, Copyright © 2009, all rights reserved.) |
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RD-971 | by Brandon Shaw Nov. 16, 2009 | You set the price! | 35541 words | Sample 5% |
| Author bio: Grew up in California, have written short shorties mostly until a few years ago. Started writing books because it is something I enjoy doing. Have AS degree, BS in social science, enjoy playing tennis, computers, and traveling. |
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Around the Tao in 80 Days | by Trey Smith and Alex Paul Nov. 16, 2009 | You set the price! | 41191 words | Sample 15% |
| Author bio: Trey Smith is an avid Taoist and environmentalist, and resides in South Bend, Washington with his wife Della. He writes the blog The Rambling Taoist, and publishes a weekly e-zine called Greener Times. Alex Paul is an aspiring writer, and lives in Brandon, Manitoba. |
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Darkness: The Power Of Illumination | by Shaahin Cheyene Nov. 13, 2009 | You set the price! | 78937 words | Sample 20% |
| Author bio: Shaahin Cheyene is an Iranian born writer, filmmaker and herbalist. He has been studying and documenting shamanic cultures and the medicine men and women of the world for over 15 years. He has recently completed the award winning documentary feature Serpent and the sun, tales of Aztec apprentice as well as the soon to be released book Darkness: The Power Of Illumination. |
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The Crazy House: A Children's Novel | by Greg Mathews Nov. 02, 2009 | You set the price! | 50187 words | Sample 100% |
| Author bio: I am Greg Mathews I am into Technology I am into Tea |
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The Fantastic Formula | by Alfie Rooney Oct. 27, 2009 | You set the price! | 6716 words | Sample 45% |
| Author bio: Alfie Rooney is a children's author of vivid tales with vibrant illustrations. Check out his latest book, a fast-paced adventure called: The Fantastic Formula! |
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Beyond Compassion | by Cathryn Taylor Oct. 26, 2009 | You set the price! | 23591 words | Sample 10% |
| Author bio: Cathryn Taylor is the author of THE INNER CHILD WORKBOOK, "What To Do With Your Past When It Just Won't Go Away" which was published by Jeremy P. Tarcher, Inc. in 1991. Since that time it has been translated into Dutch and Spanish; is in its 33rd printing and can still be found on the bookshelves of Barnes and Noble, Borders and independent bookstores. With respect to books on this subject it is listed as the #1 bestseller out of 180 on www.bestbooks.com and #5 out of 390 on www.amazon.com. The Inner Child Workbook was one of five books released in the 1980’s which popularized the concept of the inner child. It is considered a classic in the inner child field and has positioned Cathryn as one of the field’s leading experts. Of those five authors, Cathryn is the only one who has continued to develop and apply this concept. She does so because she finds it to be invaluable both in her personal growth and in her professional work with others. She has been conducting workshops, lectures and classes for the past twenty-one years and has authored and recorded a series of lectures which cover topics on the different stages of recovery, issues of the children within and holistic healing. Cathryn’s approach is ever-evolving --her quest for transformation-- never-ending. BACKGROUND - Cathryn was licensed in the state of California in 1979 as a Marriage and Family Therapist, was certified in Chemical Dependency in 1985 and is now licensed in the state of Minnesota as an Alcohol and Drug Counselor and as a Marriage and Family Therapist. She is also trained as a Personal Life Coach, an EMDR Practitioner, an Akashic Records Consultant and a practitioner of Gary Craig’s Emotional Freedom Techniques. Cathryn weaves these modalities with her expertise of the inner child work in a very dynamic and expansive way. Her approach incorporates consultation and facilitation - assisting you in building the relationship between your Higher Self, your Adult self and your Children Within. Having obtained a BA in Sociology from Texas Christian University at Ft. Worth, Texas in 1970 and a MA in Psychology from John F. Kennedy University at Orinda, California in 1979, Cathryn has worked in the mental health field since 1971. In addition to having a successful private practice, she has also worked as a Family Therapist in Residential Treatment Centers, Inpatient and Outpatient Chemical Dependency Units and an Eating Disorders Clinic. She currently has a private practice in both the Twin Cities area and in San Rafael, California and works as a Chemical Dependency Counselor in the Carver County Matrix Methamphetamine Clinic in Chaska, Minnesota. Cathryn continues to be interviewed on the areas of her expertise in newspapers as well as on radio and television and presents at numerous Expositions around the country. She was also a featured columnist in THE EDGE, a mid-western, metaphysical, monthly newspaper for over eighteen months and co-hosted a radio talk show in San Francisco for over a year. A seasoned lecturer and facilitator, Cathryn is well known in the mental health community for her expertise. A LITERARY EVOLUTION OF CATHRYN’S APPROACH Each book can be ordered through Cathryn’s website which is www.JoinCathrynTaylor.com We all have one thing in common. We were all once children and as children we progressed through a series of developmental stages as we traveled into adulthood. The tasks mastered and unmastered follow us into adulthood and become the blueprint for our triumphs and challenges. The Inner Child Workbook, published in 1991 by Jeremy Tarcher, Inc., in its 33rd printing and translated into Dutch and Spanish, offers a map to explore your progression. Presented as a six-step model systematically applied to each developmental stage, this workbook guides you back through your childhood inviting you to identify the children within – divine and wounded. Once there, you are provided with a step-by-step process which assists you in empowering your adult self and connecting with your Higher Source and Higher Self. These partnerships equip you to resolve old hurts, redesign outdated belief systems and reclaim, once and for all, the magnificent passion of the child-infused divinity within you. Every childhood experience holds within it the seeds of the patterns from which your personality can draw in order to work with the tasks of your Soul. Your childhood experiences provide the canvas from which you work. They provide context. As you travel through childhood and gather your bumps, falls and achievements, you activate the ancient wisdom held in the DNA held in every cell within your physical form. These experiences provide the portal of entry into the tasks of your Soul. They hold the vibrational frequency which resonates with the “energetic disturbances†of the wounds in your Soul’s history. Once detected, you can follow the threads of these vibrations back in time for the neutralization which allow transformation, resolution and reunion. Which Lifetime Is This Anyway, offers a detailed description of these concepts, the author’s personal story of her first “multidimensional bleed through and a Ten-Step formula which guides you through this process. Your body of today holds the “energetic disturbance†which then, as Gary Craig has so brilliantly put together, holds this anomaly until it is rectified and resolved. This disturbance is held in the etheric body, as well as within the DNA of every cell within your physical form. Often disturbances are expressed in compulsive or addictive behaviors which discharge the energy but prohibit you from learning how to cope with and resolve the energetic patterns of the original situation. Life Beyond Confusion and Fear presents a Six-Step Cycle of Addictions and Recovery with accompanying worksheets and journal experiences. Each exercise invites you to track the origin of your behavior, identify the inner child who holds the blueprint of that behavior and offers viable direction for the resolution of that behavior. Your body does not lie. It holds the truth of all of your unresolved patterns. SOUL STEPS is a 90-day program which invites you to integrate your body, mind, heart and soul through what Taylor calls “conscious aerobic exercise.†This program uses your body as the vehicle for transformation. It engages your mind which benefits from understanding the higher purpose of your experiences. This understanding allows your ego to surrender to the transformative process with humility and honor. Its need is met by consulting with the wisdom from the unseen in any way you choose. Your Soul or Spirit holds the essence of your imprint from Source -- fluid, yet dense enough to hold an impression. It carries your energetic vibration which then out pictures and manifests in the events you attract into your life. The heart of your divine Inner Child holds the magic of this essence and your wounded Inner Child holds the disturbances which provide the opportunity for growth. Meditative exercise provides the viable platform to work with all of these aspects simultaneously. It offers a way to “take a soul step†with your higher teachers, higher self and your earthly body -- a way to engage with your inner child and offer him or her healing. Today, we draw on the wisdom being brought to us through Esther Hicks and the Teachings of Abraham and by accessing the Records of the Soul held in the Akashic field. Our mind quiets when it has a context for our pain. It can then categorize our experience and make some sense of the patterns of our behavior and the choices we make in life. This understanding begins to work. We can send out intentions out to the Universe and be confident our dreams will manifest. Share the Gift invites you to teach your inner child the laws of the Universe and neutralize his or her fears with the techniques of the energy therapy of the Meridian Tapping Techniques (which include EFT). The modality presented equips you with the tools to attract that which you desire and deserve. This four-part E book applies this approach to attracting abundance, right livelihood, relationships and reciprocal partnerships. Your heart holds the vibration of your connection to your Soul. Its vehicle is emotion. It is no coincidence that the human heart is what keeps the body alive and that it has become the expression for love and pain… “…Sometimes my heart feels too small…â€â€œâ€¦My heart is shattered…it is broken and in need of repair…†Loss provides an avenue to access the vibration of pain and transmute it to joy and bliss. This story was inspired by Cathryn’s personal loss of, first her pet, and then, nine months later, her Mother. Much to her surprise Cathryn found that by combining her expertise on the inner child with the Energy Therapy of Meridian Tapping Techniques (which includes Gary Craig’s Emotional Freedom Techniques) she was able to pre-grieve and hold the vibration of compassion in her heart prior to, during and after this loss. Beyond Compassion inspires readers to do the same. Testimonials from 4-week Class presented at Unity of the Valley Church in Savage, Minnesota– Summer of 2007 A couple days after taking Cathryn's class on abundance, I was mowing grass in a low area sometimes filled with water and to my amazement a $20 bill came spitting out the side of my mulcher mower. WOW was I surprised, abundance was flowing into my life! Thanks Cathryn this was a great learning experience! Deanna R. Taking Cathryn's class gave me deeper insight to why I was struggling to manifest what I wanted in certain areas of my life. I have applied the EFT techniques she taught us and this has helped not only neutralize the energy of my inner child, but also give me more insight into her wounds, feel great compassion for her when the wound comes up, and to give her what she needs from me to feel safe and loved. A huge piece for me was to become more aware of when my inner child's issues were triggered and to not "collapse" into the energy field of the wound, but to see it for what it is - become the observer and then to neutralize it, give her what she needs and move on. Terese M. Teach Your Inner Child the Magic of "The Secret" Workshop was very enlightening to me. I learned techniques and new ways to heal the inner children within me. Cathryn Taylor is a very powerful speaker and her presentation of the materials was easy and fun. I would recommend this workshop to anyone that wants to improve their present day situations. Kathy M. Testimonials from participants who have attended Cathryn’s 2007 Series – a monthly seminar offered at Echo Bodine’s Center in Minneapolis I cannot thank Cathryn enough for her very special gifts that she brings to this world and to my life. Upon my father’s death in October 2006, the dysfunctional cracks in my family structure became huge chasms between my six siblings. My soul was in pain and my Higher Power and Guides lead me to Cathryn Taylor's monthly Inner-Child workshops. I knew through my 17 years of sobriety and recovery that the inner-child has needed to be healed. It wasn't until I started working with Cathryn that I am finally starting to heal on a new dimension -a much more spiritual level. She has lead me through the Inner-child developmental stages and healing, introduced me to a whole new beautiful world through the teachings of Abraham, and EFT. Teresa S. Cathryn’s Monthly Seminars during this 2007 Series have kept me sane and on a path of recovery and spiritual enhancement. Never before did I realize that who stood in my way of getting what I wanted was merely this little one inside who needed my attention and love. Her recent addition of the EFT tapings and showing the Abraham DVD’s has added spice to her already delicious recipe of change. Jennifer T. |
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Flying Through The Flame Of Creativity | by Peter Van Lorn Oct. 26, 2009 | You set the price! | 4074 words | Sample 10% |
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Lake Arti | by Brandon Shaw Oct. 25, 2009 | You set the price! | 44292 words | Sample 10% |
| Author bio: Grew up in California, have written short shorties mostly until a few years ago. Started writing books because it is something I enjoy doing. Have AS degree, BS in social science, enjoy playing tennis, computers, and traveling. |
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Akashik Ch2 - "Docking Off" | by Writers of the Apocalypse Oct. 23, 2009 | You set the price! | 198 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: The Writers of the Apocalypse is a creative coalition of writers and comic makers that joined together for the common cause of creation. It is not an official publishing house, although its founder Katrina Joyner often ponders if she could survive by going that route. Most things published under the Apocalypse label are issues of Akashik, Heavenly Bride, and 10 Confessions & A Kiss. It's members are: Katrina Joyner "Death" Jenny Anderson "Conquest" Rebecca Pinder "War" Tim Belcher "Pestilence" Halona Brooks "Mascot" Justin Kennard - friend and maker of Bloodbound comic |
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2020 Vision: Imagining An Enlightened and Sustainable Future | by Derek Joe Tennant Oct. 21, 2009 | You set the price! | 53908 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Derek has considered himself ‘spiritual but not religious’ since his pre-teen years. Recently however, he has learned much about Buddhism and feels that his life has been a constant practice that follows much of the Buddhist teachings. He has always believed in volunteer work, beginning with a Crisis Intervention Hotline and the ‘Free Angela Davis’ committee in the early 1970’s, continuing through a volunteer firefighter career and, most recently, teaching English to Burmese refugee children on the Burma-Thailand border and cleaning up after hurricanes in Haiti and a tornado in Arkansas. His first book, Walking Buddha's Path, was written in the evenings and weekends in Mae Sot and Khampaeng Phet, Thailand, as he was learning so much from those extraordinary Burmese children. |
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Angel and the Devil | by Wendy Brumback Oct. 18, 2009 | You set the price! | 178 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Born and rasied in Colorado, I love a wide variety of things. I write in several different genres and am working to complete a novel and making plans to start another. I received my BA in Crative Writing in May 2011. In my spare time I enjoy reading, studying my religon, crocheting, quilting, traveling (when I have the money)and entering clothing designs for their contests at Chicstar.com. |
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From the Dreams of Morpheus: Five Tales of Fantasy and Science Fiction | by Steven Ford Oct. 03, 2009 | You set the price! | 23660 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Steve Ford began writing short stories in middle school. By the time he reached high school, his stories were earning awards. For example, one of his works was the first place winner of the Sinclair College Writer’s Workshop in 1973. Steve went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in English from Wright State University in 1978 and he continued to sell both short fiction and non-fiction as a freelance author. Post college life found him in advertising, starting as a creative copywriter and eventually rising to be position of Director of Advertising for the Bilco Corporation. In 1990 Steve saw an opportunity to enter the publishing world professionally with the ARRL—The National Association for Amateur Radio. Within a few short years Steve became Publications Manager for the ARRL, as well as the Editor in Chief of QST magazine, their monthly flagship publication with a circulation of 153,000. Steve has written more than a dozen non-fiction books for the ARRL and hundreds of articles for QST. He continues his occasional work in freelance fiction. |
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Missoula | by Steven Ford Oct. 03, 2009 | You set the price! | 50483 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Steve Ford began writing short stories in middle school. By the time he reached high school, his stories were earning awards. For example, one of his works was the first place winner of the Sinclair College Writer’s Workshop in 1973. Steve went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in English from Wright State University in 1978 and he continued to sell both short fiction and non-fiction as a freelance author. Post college life found him in advertising, starting as a creative copywriter and eventually rising to be position of Director of Advertising for the Bilco Corporation. In 1990 Steve saw an opportunity to enter the publishing world professionally with the ARRL—The National Association for Amateur Radio. Within a few short years Steve became Publications Manager for the ARRL, as well as the Editor in Chief of QST magazine, their monthly flagship publication with a circulation of 153,000. Steve has written more than a dozen non-fiction books for the ARRL and hundreds of articles for QST. He continues his occasional work in freelance fiction. |
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Alteria 1 | by Al Rodin Oct. 03, 2009 | You set the price! | 2923 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Al Rodin is french. His hobby is writing books and creating music. |
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Mythconceptions: A reality check on e-Books from the publisher’s POV | by Danny O. Snow Oct. 03, 2009 | You set the price! | 2311 words | Sample 20% |
| Author bio: Harvard graduate Danny O. Snow is a senior fellow of The Society for New Communications Research (SNCR.org), a Palo Alto based think tank dedicated to the advanced study of new and emerging media. He founded Unlimited Publishing LLC, “The Professional POD Book Publisher™,†in 2000. Snow also works as a consultant to fellow authors and publishers, as a public speaker, and as a journalist. He is widely quoted by print, broadcast and online media about new publishing and communication technologies. In 2009, he was elected to the board of directors of the Independent Book Publishers Association, serving 3,000+ publishing firms across North America and around the world. (Staff photo by Thomas Buckner, Copyright © 2009, all rights reserved.) |
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Surviving & Prospering in Your Sales Career - Field Manual for the Sales Professional. | by Greg Hill Oct. 02, 2009 | You set the price! | 49296 words | Sample 15% |
| Author bio: Greg Hill took his first sales job in 1978. He has been involved in sales or sales management ever since. He has held positions as an employee, a consultant, a sales manager, an independent contractor, a small business owner, and the owner and president of his own consulting firm. He has worked both on a national level and a local level selling to consumers, local business owners, and national and multinational corporations. Besides being a salesperson himself, he has hired, trained, motivated, and fired salespeople for thirty years. Greg has been on every level of the management team from low level management to Vice President of Sales. He knows salespeople and the world of sales. Greg’s resume includes being an account executive for Wieder Enterprises (Muscle & Fitness, Shape and Flex magazines) 1982 - 1983, and The Western Sales Manager for FIT Magazine (Fit, Runner’s World and Strength Training for Beauty magazines) 1983 – 1984. In November of 1984, he founded The Gregory Hill Company. His clients and positions in their organizations included being a Direct Response Consultant, Vice President of Win Management, a consultant for Buy By Video (a Sub-division of TBC Corporation), and President of Palmer Associates, a magazine rep firm created with Woman’s Sports & Fitness to sell advertising on the West Coast. From 1988 to 1994 he worked in the Yellow Page industry where he was the top representative for GTE Corporation. From 1994 to 2000, Greg became the owner of a small business Politically Incorrect Tobacco & Gifts. After closing his shop, Greg then went to work as the National Sales Manager for 411Web until 2003. In 2003 he again went into business for himself by founding the corporation and consulting firm Greg Media. Today Greg is both a consultant and Vice President of Sales for his major client Planet Online. His responsibilities include market penetration for all of Planet Online’s products (web hosting, website creation and development, an Internet service provider, a cost comparative search engine, and both VOIP and Competitive Local Exchange Carrier phone service), hiring and training of salespeople, acquisition and maintenance of key accounts, advertising, and marketing strategies. As part of the senior staff at Planet Online, he has been involved in or asked to consult on all the major decisions made by the company since 2006 and have been part of the day-to-day decisions that are necessary to keep the company running. Greg is also doing sales and marketing consulting for numerous other corporations. His team analyzes the current sales effort, helps train the existing sales force, and suggests new marketing strategies. He has assisted many organizations in reaching their true potential and sales goals. |
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Senioritis | by Gabriel Messenger Oct. 02, 2009 | You set the price! | 79 words | Sample 30% |
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Junana | by Bruce Caron Sep. 29, 2009 | You set the price! | 132680 words | Sample 30% |
| Author bio: I’m the founder and current executive director of the New Media Studio and the New Media Research Institute in Santa Barbara. I am a social anthropologist and an urban cultural geographer. I completed the first multimedia dissertation at UC Santa Barbara. Through the New Media Studio, I am realizing the goal of bringing new tools and skills to the public to help democratize the technological advantages of the digital revolution. I studied with Frank Herbert in Seattle in the 1970s. I have been active for several years in issues of digital libraries, the use of multimedia in education, issues of democracy in digital organizations, and the theory of digital media. I’m leading a public awareness action in Santa Barbara, lightblueline.org, which proposes to paint the seven-meter elevation contour on that city's streets, to mark the vulnerability the community faces due to human induced climate change. We have plans to make this national and global now that Obama has been elected. I’m also working on developing social networking tools for scientists, and I’ve just finished another science fiction novel. |
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Running wild and get'en crazy, Adventures of a horny author | by P. T. Sweet Sep. 26, 2009 | You set the price! | 5163 words | Sample 25% |
| Author bio: Hello all I'm just a guy that likes to write a story now and again and got carried away and wrote a dadburn book. Not much to tell about me however, I've led a boring life thus far, ran charter boats till my eye sight got bad, worked in nursing homes till my back got bad. Now I cant sleep past four in the morning so I write. Hope my stuff is enjoyed by some if not all who reads them. |
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To Court or Not To Court in Manhattan | by Holden Wilde Sep. 20, 2009 | You set the price! | 1232 words | Sample 50% |
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CULL | by Leslie Lee Sep. 05, 2009 | You set the price! | 5861 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Interested in all literature, in all good story telling no matter the format. Living in Los Angeles, favorite city. Having fun, it's a good thing. |
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Heroes and Virgins | by John E Spriggs Aug. 31, 2009 | You set the price! | 52890 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: World-wide Sales, Marketing, Business & Product Development. Seasoned product and service marketing executive provides leadership in complex Information Technology settings. Specializes in building strong partnering programs and relationships supporting IT service & product sales. Designed and implemented secure electronic mail systems and email enabled applications for the White House and the Executive Office of the President of the United States for seven years. Responsible for maintaining mail and application servers, Intranet and Internet gateways and firewalls. Earned two Masters degrees. Earned BS degree in Business with a double major in Accounting and Economics. Professional experience in FBI, DOD, FAA, Capitol Hill, & White House. Worked as a professional Accountant, Auditor, Economist, Business & Industry Analyst, Business Strategic Planning specialist, small business owner, and consultant. Specialties Strategic Planning, Capital Planning & Investments, Budgeting, Accounting, Human Resource Planning, Instructor, Mentor, Coach, Supervisor, Manager, Enterprise Architect, Program Management, Project Management, Systems Integration, Systems Development, Systems Administration |
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Good Mark | by Sweet Bliss Aug. 31, 2009 | You set the price! | 6772 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: Hey, I love to write any kinds of books and hopefully you enjoy my writing. and I'm finishing off my book my series together: Life without you and the third: for you Also have others books finished just have to make time to put them up!! : The simple truth to loving you : Be mine till the end july7,2011 hey everyone sorry i took down my books. but put them back soon as possible and if you would like to read my other stuff come visit my other website at literotica. i have two accounts sweetblissmash and my newest one sweetblissmash2 |
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Tempus Bellator, part 1 | by ken kemper Aug. 29, 2009 | You set the price! | 8704 words | Sample 50% |
| Author bio: The idea for the Tempus Bellator series came while I was reading about Hari Seldon, Thomas Covenant, and even the Doctor. |
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MicroFiction Madness | by Made in DNA Aug. 20, 2009 | You set the price! | 1754 words | Sample 35% |
| Author bio: American short story author living in Japan. |
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The Rich Switch - The Simple 3-Step System to Turn on Instant Wealth Using the Law of Attraction | by David Hooper Aug. 18, 2009 | You set the price! | 13676 words | Sample 50% |
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