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The Shortest Path to Mastering Your Online Promotion Strategies Learn through straightforward, real-world examples The ever-changing world of online promotion can be overwhelming. Especially for authors and small business owners trying to build strong brands. The buzz phrases. The lingo. And the paralyzing feeling of not knowing where to start or what to do. Enough… [Read More]
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This is a technical guide to techniques used in advanced physical therapy and neuromuscular massage. It covers range of essential fields in orthopaedic, sports, sensory and myofascial therapies. It discusses embryonic relations to assessment and physical therapy. It also covers aftercare. This book provides basics in physical development and physical science for optimized condition. It… [Read More]
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This book covered the study of approximately 100 new books from top Influencers published since march 2017 on the new internet and new systems. The new impetus and focus has been interpreted for readers, authors and self-publishers. This book provides order from the chaos, and shows a possible way for sustainable development. The shift from… [Read More]
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This book featured in the Laser Annals of 2016 in Laser Books of the year. It also earned the author a KLout rank of Expert for impact on the internet. It is edited by GM of Prima Books, and Editor of Laser Annals, Jan Tuner, and has the keynotes of all known subject experts as… [Read More]
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James Tugend
Prepare to be stunned at how the internet, public media, and the sex mores of the new generation have radically changed the sex business and the lives of many sex workers, for better and for worse. This is a unique and contemporary study of the sex trade by James Tugend, with commentary by Christine Peterson, Ph.D…. [Read More]
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Anne Janzer
Praise for The Writer’s Process “This book should be mandatory reading for any serious writer.” – M.D.H “One of best writing books I’ve read all year. I nearly highlighted the whole thing!” – B.T “Highly recommended. Worth multiple reads.” – J.C. “Research-based, hands-on, step-by-step wisdom that can help you wrestle with the lizard brain. Certain… [Read More]
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An updated primer on the basics of writing, editing, publishing and marketing your own book. It includes a brief history of printing and publishing from the 16th century on, accounting methods, formatting, web site coding, and other information you will need to expand your knowledge and marketplace. The methods can be applied to any product… [Read More]
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Organizations are increasingly embracing agile to best meet their business needs and successfully manage projects. Agile Scrum: Your Quick Start Guide with Step-by-Step Instructions provides those interested or involved in innovation, project management, product development, software development or technology management with an authoritative roadmap to easily and quickly implement Scrum, the most popular agile project development and… [Read More]
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It will change the way you think about selling. Learn about the main selling techniques, suitable for new in sales and veterans needing a refresher. If you sell a lot, do not have a look. Otherwise this sales book is a must read for you. Excellent, surprising, original … and true. Discover the eternal sales… [Read More]
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Renée Paule
Enquiring further into the subject of human conditioning – and beyond – Renée Paule takes us past another milestone on her continuing journey of self-reflection, wherein she looks at and discusses the society created and sustained by us. As with Renée’s previous books, her unique perspective gives no answers and is self-help in its purist… [Read More]
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Colin Dunbar
You want to self-publish your book and you have Microsoft® Word. But you don’t have advanced experience with Word. You’re nervous as heck because you have no idea how to get your book to look professional; there are just so many things that you need to know… “I just can’t get the headers and footers… [Read More]
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Josh Lanyon
So, why this book? Why not one of the other “How to Write…” titles? Because everything in Man, Oh Man is geared to the M/M market and the M/M writer, to you and the genre that you love, whether you’re an aspiring writer or you’re already published. Lambda Award finalist Josh Lanyon takes you step-by-step… [Read More]
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From random sightings of the spectral (and spectacular) Rollerena, a fortyish male who would grace onlookers with his fairy godmother benedictions in a cloud of white fabric and rhinestones, to some of the haunts that Charles Dickens frequented during his visits to the city, author Clifford Browder leaves no stone unturned, or for that matter,… [Read More]
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Hittin’ the Jumper is a nostalgic tale of the key role that the game of basketball has played in the life of an ordinary player—from the alley hoops and playgrounds of his boyhood hometowns in Montana to the hallowed halls of Notre Dame and Harvard, white-shoe law firms, and a variety of urban and… [Read More]
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A nonfiction work that celebrates our common humanity, it seeks discovery both of what connects us and of what divides us. Guided by his Muse, the author explores the world of ideas and human interactions, touching on a range of philosophical subjects and breaking through boundaries that for centuries have defined who we are. Drawing… [Read More]
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EJ meets a new friend, Lewis, in a weekly playgroup who is crying and clinging to his mother. EJ runs over with a big smile on his face to show Lewis how much fun playgroup can be through adventure and a few itty bitty mishaps to make new friends.
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Double Thought is a collection of art-the art of words in short stories,the art of thought,and the art of the mind. The moods and words are of honesty,trust,and deep self-confidence. Subjects include law,adventure,history,philosophy,psychology,spirituality,religion,family,and romance. Take a trip and join the author on a journey of our galaxy and our thoughts. Double Thought is a world… [Read More]
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Nandita uses her grandfathers’ teachings to explain the fundamental building blocks of the Indian cuisine. Her pioneering workbook-styled cookbook demystifies the seemingly complex Indian cuisine to make it easy & effortless for everyone. Crack The Code includes two dozen recipes that showcase the roles of spices & ingredients, highlights the importance of layering & balancing… [Read More]
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An insight into the city’s most wonderful, weird and what the hell – written in the form of satirical poetry and untraditional travel writing by Queenie Shaikh. The book is a clear depiction of what it’s like to live in one of the best cities in the world, through the eyes of a South Asian… [Read More]
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Review on Ms. Miller’s Book By Aphrodite Matsakis, Ph.D. For centuries child abuse and other forms of family violence were shrouded in denial. Even in our own country, laws against animal cruelty existed before laws against child abuse. In the 1960’s the silence began to be broken and today the problem of child abuse… [Read More]
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Intended Consequences is a collection of short essays about faith, life, and Christianity in America. The range of topics includes charity, art, patriotism, addiction, freedom, gratitude, and Bruce Lee.
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A Voice for Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens is much more than a memoir; it is a humanizing tribute to Chris Stevens the man, by the woman who loved him. Lydie M. Denier, former fiancée and the love of Chris Stevens’ life, paints an intimate portrait of the brilliant and mercurial diplomat, teacher and Arabist that… [Read More]
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Poignant, sad, tragic, funny, and compelling. At 29, Paul Thornton thought he was at the top of his game. Married to his beautiful childhood sweetheart, a rising star at one of the world’s largest companies, and gifted with a tall, commanding presence, Paul Thornton had a future as bright as the morning sun. But then… [Read More]
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Derek Bain
Would your favorite baseball team make the playoffs if player X had not been traded? Imagine your team’s roster from any particular year. Remove all of the players that your team acquired through trades and free agency. Would you be able to field a competitive team? All right, let us re-populate the roster with every… [Read More]
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When the plainclothes police officers appeared with a warrant for her arrest, Mayah assumed that her father — a powerful figure in Nairobi’s Indian business community — was attempting to frighten her. What she didn’t realize was that her ordeal had only just begun. That night, while her newlywed husband languished in a jail cell,… [Read More]
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A parenting memoir about transgenderism. “With tears in my eyes I finished your beautiful manuscript. All I can say is this book is absolutely amazing! All week I have been pushing other things aside so I can continue to read it. I am so impressed by the paperwork that you were able to complete and… [Read More]
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Jenny Maher
Jenny Maher, not only shares the struggles she endured growing up with abuse and neglect at home and in foster homes, but with a mental illness. Diagnosed with Bipolar, depression, and BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) to name a few, Jenny cut to ease the emotional pain. At 21, Jenny was shot in the mouth with… [Read More]
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Competitive gaming and eSports among youths became a major theme these days. For an e-Athlete, having the best strategy or belonging to a team with the best skills are sometimes not enough for success. Real life tournaments are tougher than we can imagine. The Invisible Game covers the necessary mental development of eSport players. The… [Read More]
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Growing up as a member of a ranching family in Branson, a small town in southeastern Colorado, provided author Larada Horner-Miller a treasure-trove of stories, characters, and emotional moments that make up her touching memoir, This Tumbleweed Landed. This collection of poems and prose transports readers back to rural America during the fifties and sixties,… [Read More]
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MySpace is what we had before we discovered Facebook and began driving our young folk into the darker recesses of Instagram and WhatsApp, before everyone became a musician and flooded us with band noises of variable quality, and just before the whole thing collapsed under the weight of animated glitter bombs. These snippets are drawn… [Read More]
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Are you confused by Goodreads? Have other authors told you that this is the website you absolutely must be using, but you’re hesitant to add one more thing to your to-do list? Or, have you been on Goodreads for a while and you’re just not sure whether you’re using it correctly? This how-to book will:… [Read More]
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Life can be a War Zone; it can be full of darkness in which I have seen much of; drugs, homelessness, abuse, loss of all kinds, including spiritual battles in this life. I am a warrior at the front lines of this tormented world. My training is from years of experience on the battle grounds… [Read More]
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Ten years ago, Shannon Drury was a cranky feminist stay-at-home mom whose younger friends had to explain just what a “blog” was. Today she’s known in the blogsphere and IRL by the name of her award-winning website: The Radical Housewife. This celebration of her blog-iversary includes her favorite posts, as well as essays from the… [Read More]
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Bear Kosik
Restoring the Republic: A New Social Contract for We the People provides an overview of political concepts essential to understanding the evolution of our political system. It describes the problems associated with too many citizens disconnected or loosely connected to the public sphere and the paths active citizens can take to restore the principles of… [Read More]
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Motions and Moments is the third book by Michael Pronko on the fluid feel and vibrant confusions of Tokyo life. These 42 new essays burrow into the unique intensities that suffuse the city and ponder what they mean to its millions of inhabitants. Based on Pronko’s 18 years living, teaching and writing in Tokyo, these… [Read More]
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Writing about Tokyo for over 15 years, essayist and professor Michael Pronko unlocks the doors to Tokyo life. These 48 essays reveal what’s hidden behind the gleaming exteriors and unconcerned faces in the largest, most crowded city in the world. How to sweat politely, survive noise trucks and glance sideways are some of the many… [Read More]
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Tokyo–City of Contradictions? Yes and no! The largest city in the world teems with chaotic energy and serene, human-scale beauty. Want to know the real city? Writing about Tokyo for over 15 years, essayist and professor Michael Pronko opens up Tokyo life and reveals what’s beneath the gleaming, puzzling exterior of the biggest city in… [Read More]
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With the subtitle, “A philosophical divagation about the evil banality of daily acts”, the author dedicates herself to dissect a few hours of a man’s thoughts, feelings and life. Awarded with Honors by the Law School, PUC RJ. This work was originally published in Portuguese, in 1988. Translated by the author herself in 2013, reviewed by… [Read More]
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Are you Awkward? Uncertain? Even jittery at networking events? Author Gail Tolstoi Miller, an award-winning entrepreneur and successful CEO, feels your pain. In fact, she spent years experiencing the same emotions when networking. An avowed introvert, Gail discovered a powerful and universal law of connecting, she calls Networking Karma. And when she embraced it, Gail… [Read More]
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Uriah Brown
The Black Bubble is a Masterpiece that describes the current state of America. It critically analyzes Racism, Racial Discrimination, and White Privilege in a country filled with constant denial. The Black Bubble penetrates barriers in this compelling and captivating book.
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To the Survivors is about one man’s journey as a rape crisis counselor with true stories of sexual violence shared by survivors in their own words. Gently and beautifully constructed, To the Survivors is moving, tender, sharp, and piercingly true all at once. Readers will encounter uncensored written stories, poems, and interviews from women and… [Read More]
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Discovering secrets is titillating. Everyone wants to peek under the covers, be a fly on the bedroom wall, or read someone’s diary. The juicier the secret, the more people want to know it, and sex is the most taboo of all subjects. It’s human nature to be curious about what everyone else is doing. What… [Read More]
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Do you want to increase your audience for your audio, podcasts, videos, live events? Check the book, Sound Is Not Enough: Captioning as Universal Design. Businesses, media owners and producers, event organizers, educators, employers, those considering careers in captioning and interpreting, and anyone interested in improving communication and information access will find this book useful… [Read More]
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Building on the best-selling success of the original Self-Publisher’s Legal Handbook, Helen Sedwick wrote this expanded second edition to help writers stay out of court and at their desks. Using 30 years of legal experience, Sedwick shows writers how to * Set up their business * Protect their copyright * Avoid infringement * Spot scams… [Read More]
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Elderhood has a capital E. Elder is a STAGE of life, not an AGE of life. This book is unique and powerful. It will help you become that rarity – a Wise Elder, a Joyous Elder. This book is for you who yearn for the happiness, enthusiasm and centeredness our later years can provide us…. [Read More]
