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Write a Million Dollar Book in 10 Days

by Neeraj Singhvi

A perfect book for budding writers and lovers who want to know how to write a book. It will act as a writer's diary and can also be used as a writer's gift. Perhaps others have told you to write a book or your inner voice is asking you to publish one. Perhaps you always wanted to be an author. Perhaps you have got a story to write, you want to write the story, but you never seem to have the time to write one. Perhaps you do not know where to start - Perhaps you’ve started and stopped, getting no... more

Cyberjutsu: Cybersecurity for the Modern Ninja

by Ben McCarty

Cyberjutsu is a revolutionary approach to information security based on authentic, formerly classified Ninja scrolls. It synthesizes today's infosec field with the tactics and techniques used by ancient Japanese ninjas – history’s original Advanced Persistent Threat (APT). Written by Ben McCarty, a former NSA developer and the U.S. Army’s first cyber warfare specialist, this essential handbook for cyber defenders draws fascinating parallels between the stealth warriors of feudal Japan and modern... more

Painting the Past: A Guide for Writing Historical Fiction

by Meredith Allard

Do you want to write historical fiction? Join Meredith Allard, the executive editor of The Copperfield Review, the award-winning literary journal for readers and writers of historical fiction, as she shares tips and tricks for creating believable historical worlds through targeted research and a vivid imagination. Give in to your daydreams. Do the work. Let your creativity loose into the world so you can share your love of history and your passion for the written word with others.

The Boy Born Blue

by Lena Hanna

Decklan was born with a heart defect and faced open heart surgery at five weeks old. After fighting many battles in the hospital, the boy born blue used his strength to turn into a real-life superhero.

Good Luck Chestnut: And Other Lucky Colors of the World

by Linda Gruenberg

Good Luck Chestnut is a picture book full of colorful horses and colorful kids. In theory, the watercolor paintings illustrate horse colors, but in practice, they also capture the way children use horses as jungle gyms and playgrounds. The children sit backwards, hop on by leapfrogging, belly-flop off the horse into water, everything but sit forward in a saddle, riding-lesson proper. The names of horse colors are embedded in the text, while the various nationalities of the children visually roun... more

50 Years in the OR

by Ron Whitchurch

The First Book about the Unsung Heroes of the Operating Room 50 Years in the OR: True Stories of Life, Loss, and Laughter While Giving Anesthesia (LoonLake Press) takes readers along for over 100 of the most memorable cases by debutauthor Ron Whitchurch. Spending 50 years safely putting people to sleep, watchingover them as they dozed through operations both planned and unplanned, these arethe incidents that stood out in a long career in which Whitchurch enjoyed everyminute of this life-and-de... more

Continued Miracles Second Edition

by Debra L. Stout

Communication is Care

by Jennifer George

Communication in healthcare long-remains one of the top reasons for patient complaints in the healthcare system (Reader et al., 2014). While health education programs prepare healthcare providers for technical competency, not all focus on developing our emotional intelligence and human compassion. Communication is Care: 9 Empowering Strategies to Guide Patient Healing is a practical guide to educate healthcare providers on how to strengthen their communication skills and help their patie... more

A Higher Conversation

by Neil David Chan

An Enchanting metaphilosophy. Our Journey in life is never complete without a conversation with our soul.. A Higher Conversation is about making that contact with your soul and bringing your soul into your daily life. We are and have always been a three-part being - Body,, Mind and Soul. While we use our body and mind to think and do, we hardly engage our soul. The feeling is the language of our soul. To Feel, to think, and to do are what all humans do. Having that conversation with your soul ca... more

Keep Kids Out of Porn: The Government’s Intentional Failure

by Marc Lafond

The primary aim of this work is to offer an inventive solution to block minors from accessing pornography online, which offers a solution to South Carolina Bill H5414. Another fundamental purpose of this work is to examine why the government’s actions were negligent in establishing regulations that prohibit child exploitation in pornography. The federal government has taken great strides to create laws that ban child pornography but has failed to cover all the gaps of child abuse because of negl... more

Pulling Wings From Butterflies: Tercio De Varas

by Capt. Mike Simkins

This is a true story that the entire aviation industry in the UK and the USA don’t want to be told. Captain Mike Simkins refused to place his passengers and crews lives in danger when he was instructed by senior airline managers to perform a duty that would have resulted in him operating at the same effectiveness as that of a drunk driver. Until now the full details could not be released. However, In a series of three volumes, ‘Pulling Wings From Butterflies’, exposes the damning relationship... more

A New York City Adventure

by Paul Calabrese

Our New York City adventure starts in Coney Island, and ends in the Bronx Zoo. During our travels, we will be visiting some of New York City’s most famous landmarks and learn a little trivia about the past and present of these amazing wonders of New York City. Fun for all ages, A New York City Adventure, shows a visually comedic view of the city I was raised in, and the people and places I have had the privilege and pleasure to come across. New York Strong.

Inglish Maed Simpəl

by Chris Marquis

Quite simply, English should be Written as it Sounds, and Spoken as it is Written. Inglish Maed Simpəl shows exactly how this can be done! Followed carefully, this text will enable publishers everywhere to transliterate the English language into an identically sounding language that is written as it is pronounced and pronounced as it is written. Read these 50 pages and you can do it yourself! For hundreds of years now, there has been a desire to sort out the spelling of the English language. Wil... more

101 Totally Unnecessary Redundancies (plus 30 spares, just in case)

by Michael Macy

Wonder what you'd get if you crossed New Yorker cartoons and Dr. Seuss? Could be spectacular or a disaster! I'd say 101 Redundancies is somewhere in between ...

Writing Craft Volume 1: Are You Ready to Publish? & Other Burning Questions

by DeAnna Knippling

Writing Craft Volume 1 is all about the care and feeding of writers, the big (and small) issues that can derail a career before it even gets started. But it also provides fundamental concepts about business and craft that can start (gently!) improving your career in the slow, everyday steps that make for lasting and versatile changes.

College, Covid, and Questions: Tips and Advice for Incoming Freshmen, Undergraduates, Transfer Students, and Parents

by Suzy Beamer Bohnert

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