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|  | | Crumbs In the Keyboard
More than seventy-five authors come together with words of wisdom, encouragement, humor, and true-life stories of what it is like to juggle the demands of a career and maintaining relationships with those around them.
Eighty-one women authors from around the world share their courageous true-to-life stories of juggling life and writing in this special book dedicated to the support of women everywhere and to the education and awareness of domestic abuse.
The seeds of the "Crumbs" Project, a two year labor of love, were planted at the melding of two separate incidents, both illustrating what it is like to be an author and juggle being a woman, an author, a mother, a friend. In a moment of frustration, Pamela Johnson posted to her writer's list, "How do you people juggle "it" all and still find the ti | |  | | Let Us Not Forget
The Let Us Not Forget: A Tribute to America's 20th Century Veterans anthology will be filled with stories honoring American Veterans, stories that need to be told, to be read, to be remembered and not forgotten. ALL proceeds will go to the America's 20th Century Veterans Memorial Fund, for the completion of the memorial located in North Platte, Nebraska. The anthology will be published through iUniverse, with a release date for Spring 2002.
This memorial is our way of saying thank you. Thank you for the sacrifices you made so we may have freedom of speech and religion, the right to bear arms, the right to demonstrate, and the privilege to elect our own government officials. Thank you for protecting us from tyranny; thank you for laying down your life for those of us who were not able to carry a gun and fight beside you. Thank you. We are grateful; and we are proud.
WW II Veteran, Bob Dole will provide the forward and Vietnam Veteran, and former Nebraska Senator, Bob Kerrey, has agreed to write the introduction to | |  | | Love Enough for All
Brynna McAllyster is not only a survivor of divorce, but also a conqueror. Making the most of her newly unencumbered status, she concentrates primarily on the future, her career, and her kids. However, she can't deny the aching void in her heart. Bryn desires excitement, romance and a sense of permanence with a loving, nurturing and devoted man.
That’s when Chase Garson moves into her neighborhood — and into her life.
Still haunted by the circumstances of his wife’s death, Chase’s strength is tested almost daily. Left to raise their three young daughters, Chase holds himself accountable for the confrontation that sends Erica fleeing into the night never to return, and his overwhelming guilt and despair prevent their lives from moving forward.
Until Bryn, his alluring neighbor finds her way to his doorstep.
The daunting, and seemingly endless trials and tribulations of two single parents are portrayed with a superb mixture of humor, warmth, and reverence. Told from two points of view, the focus of the story is not only the relationship between the couple, but distinctly personifies the parent-child relationships of two very different families. With each family in a state of transition, there is no shortage of true-to-life issues here, as both families unwittingly seek a sense of fulfillment to make their worlds complete. Bryn and Chase struggle to balance friendship, mutual dependence, and . . . mounting desire, though having LOVE ENOUGH FOR ALL remains to be seen.
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An anthology commemorating the anniversary of the 9/11 tradgedy as dipicted by everyday Joe's.
My essay "The Day Our World Changed: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Circumstances" relays the effects of 9/11 on those who live within the NY metropolitan area, who were not hero's or direct victims, but had a story to tell. These stories depict the aftermath surrounding the World Trade Center and the effects on everyday life. |
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