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Before the Knife by Carolyn Slaughter
By: Philip Spires | 06/09/2008
At the age of six, Carolyn Slaughter was sexually abused by her father. Before The Knife is a memoir of her childhood in Africa, and it demonstrates how the suppression of the abuse within the family came to dominate all their lives.

Thank Heaven for Books and Online Discounts
By: David J Stack | 05/09/2008
I am a self-confessed bookworm whose whole life revolves around reading. Well, I don’t have my nose stuck to a paperback twenty-four hours a day, but whenever I am not reading, I spend most of my time scouring The Strand, updating my Visual Bookshelf application on Facebook, checking out the bestseller’s list, keeping myself abreast with reviews in the newspaper, or looking up the Internet for online discounts on the latest novels and short story collections.

Writing Your Family History and Keeping Yours Alive
By: Patrika Vaughn | 02/09/2008
Digging into your family's past and writing about the people and events you discover can be a fascinating endeavor. A family history also helps children and grandchildren develop a sense of belonging, a feeling of continuity between the generations.

How to Write More
By: Ruth Barringham | 01/09/2008
Being a writer is a job like any other. It has benefits because you can work from home from anywhere in the world and choose your own hours. It has the downside of requiring self-discipline and complete focus to get your work done, and to do it well. The following is advice to help you write more and earn more.

The Time to Become a Successful Writer is Now
By: Ruth Barringham | 01/09/2008
If you want to be a successful writer, you need to act now to turn your dream into a reality. But if you are currently not acting and not working towards becoming a wealthy writer, what’s holding you back? And, more importantly, what can you do about it?

How to Write a Great Introduction in Five Steps
By: K. N. Singer | 31/08/2008
It's easy to write a great introduction if you know how.

A Dying Art
By: http:www.MonogramMecca.com | 30/08/2008
Taking the time to write a letter is a wonderful, beautiful way to show someone you care. Receiving a letter is a meaningful experience. So, lift your finest pen, select your favorite stationery, and sit down for a few minutes of calm and focus. You can create a work of art.

Getting Back on the Writing Horse
By: Mary Anne Hahn | 26/08/2008
Has your writing been stalled lately? Here are a couple of possible reasons for it--and the cure,

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Six Sigma Online Training: Certification Can Improve Your Career Quality
By: Jim Zorn | 05/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Six Sigma online training programs allow people who have a packed schedule to learn at their own pace. People who get a Six Sigma certification can look forward to higher salaries and better job prospects.

Online Accredited College Degree Program: for the New Student Committed to Success
By: Jim Zorn | 03/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
An online accredited college degree program allows you to take individual online college courses and to get an impressive college degree, without having to attend on-campus classes.

College Degree Master Online - Insurance Against Unemployment, a Passport to High Growth Careers
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
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Distance Engineering Learning - Save More Human Lives Than Doctors
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Distance engineering learning courses are in demand by students who want to make a contribution! Can you believe that? It is a proven fact that advanced technology and skilled engineers save more lives than doctors during calamities like floods or draughts and unexpected disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis.

Hillsborough Community College: an Open Door to Distance Learning
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
Hillsborough Community College offers eLearning courses in a range of subjects. These courses are ideal for non-traditional adult learners, who have a packed schedule.

Master Online Special Education Degree - for Teachers Who Want to Make a Difference
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Tutoring
How will the master online special education degree equip those teachers who want to make a difference? The answer is straightforward - in the USA, currently there are over 6 million students who have enrolled in special education programs.

Master of Education Online - The Route Chosen by Aspiring Education Administrators
By: Jim Zorn | 02/04/2007 | Non-Fiction
The Master of Education Online is among the best possible educational paths for those aspiring to be education administrators like Principals, Assistant Principals, School Administrators, College Provosts, Vice Presidents of Student Affairs, Directors of Admissions, Registrars, etc.

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A master education degree online program is ideal for non-traditional adult learners who are teaching adult distance learning courses or are engaged in designing curriculum for educational institutions.