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This will guide you into my years of hard work and how writing has taken over my career. Enjoy and any feedback would be appreciated.
JV

Newsletter Dated: 1/8/2014 9:27:02 AM

Subject: I have been working on my writing and they are the eBooks.

Below are the current eBooks.
The Remnants Of Life’s Erosion © 2014 Sociology
The Lost Art Of Love Registered WGAe No. R20138 An original teleplay 2013
Controlled Armageddon, Fantasy 2013
Enduring Prophesy 2030, Science Fiction Novel [4 of 4] 2013
Enduring Prophesy 1990, Science Fiction Novel [3 of 4] 2013
Enduring Prophesy 1950, Science Fiction Novel [2 of 4] 2012
Enduring Prophesy 1880, Science Fiction Novel [1 of 4] 2012
The Inn of Life A Short Story Collection, Memoir 2012
The Living Life of Our Soul, Inspirational 2012
Freedom Trail, Mystery 2012

As a Note: “The Remnants Of Life’s Erosion” © 2014 is Sociology and it covers the life of middle management. The commentary of life on our daily working environment within the manufacturing was taken from erosion of reality. The cycle of life offered many challenges, but after all that happened, we are equal in the final resolve. Acceptance of oneself makes the road worth while. Living on this path becomes a real challenge. With age, you become aware of the many changes and that fosters reviewing your own set of values. Experiencing the variety of thought, in the later years becomes paramount. What was once so important now passes into maturity. What allowed you to choose and accept the right values? Everyone has the ability to mold their life. But, how many have the ability to live their life the way they would want it to be? Making due is not always the best solution. It might be the easiest, because you justify your action by what was available. This creates a challenge of acceptance. It might not be what others see or feel, but it’s what you have to work with in your own world of values.

Any inputs or ideas would be great.
Peace,
Joe

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