Latest Non-Fiction Articles
Book Marketing: the Day That is Different for Your Career Strategy
By: Rosey Dow | 06/10/2008
Make an informed decision about the direction of your writing career--print or online, or both.
In the Lap of the Gods 22
By: Steve Morgan | 05/10/2008
For those who have read the other 21 chapters
A Week in the Life of the Single Working Mother
By: Karen Dosw | 03/10/2008
A humorous article about a week in the life of one South African, single mom with two adult children and two little ones.
Why You Should Write for Free
By: Deborah Owen | 01/10/2008
Write for free? I can hear you saying, “Are you nuts?” Write for free, so you can get paid. Read more inside.
Why You Should Write for Free
By: Deborah Owen | 01/10/2008
You asked if they had a job opening. They said no. They told me “no”, too, but I got the job anyway. Read more inside.
Becoming a Reporter is Easy
By: Deborah Owen | 01/10/2008
Do you want to be a reporter? It’s a great way to break into print, and the jobs aren’t that hard to get. Read this article to learn more.
Writing it Down
By: Galina Nemirovsky | 29/09/2008
Lately I’ve developed a compulsion to write everything down. Stringing words together and composing sentences in the shower, I want to write it all down – remember it – capture it. I stare at people in the subway and craft their character descriptions in my head...
The Modern Lily Tomlin
By: Galina Nemirovsky | 29/09/2008
I’m waiting in a conference room that smells like the corner of career aspiration and stale office carpet. The overly heavy and overly bitter receptionist has a voice that is piercing through the makeshift conference room with walls that only go up about 7 feet. Like an annoying hiccup, she keeps repeating “Good morning, Hudson. Your name? Hold please.” Over and over again. She is an extra large version of what the rest of the world has automated already.
More from Mike Singh
Pure Drinking Water - Its Not What You Think
By: Mike Singh | 15/08/2008 | Health
Do you think that bottle of water that you are drinking is pure water without the contaminants that might be found in tap water? If so, you are wrong. Bottled water is one of the reasons for ill health. The water is as clean as where it came from. Read on to find out more ...
Can You Believe These Disadvantages of Reverse Osmosis?
By: Mike Singh | 15/08/2008 | Technology
As you probably know, reverse osmosis is the method most commonly used to treat household drinking water. What this means is the elements in water that exist naturally, such as anything that causes an unpleasant odor or taste are reduced. Want to learn more. Read on to find out ...
Drinking Water Treatment - What Are The Different Types of Contaminants Found In Drinking Water?
By: Mike Singh | 12/08/2008 | Health
Did you know that all water has trace amounts of certain contaminants? Yes, even the bottled water that you think is totally pure can have small amounts of contaminants. Although they are not a risk to your health, there are about 90 different ones that can be present. Read on to find out more ...
Did You Know These Benefits Of Drinking Water ?
By: Mike Singh | 12/08/2008 | Health
If you are on a diet, you know one of the main things that are recommended for drinking is water. Why do we need water? Because one, it does not contain calories. Read on to find out more ...
Did You Know You Can Improve Your Health Through Reverse Osmosis?
By: Mike Singh | 11/08/2008 | Health
First off, do you know what reverse osmosis is? How it works? How it can be extremely beneficial for your health? Read on to find out more ...
What Is In Our Drinking Water?
By: Mike Singh | 11/08/2008 | Health
When you consider the different sources that we rely on for water, which ones should we be more aware of as being unsafe. One type that most people rely on for drinking water as well as cooking, cleaning, bathing, and numerous other uses is tap water. Read on to find out more ...
How Does Reverse Osmosis Remove Pharmaceuticals From Water?
By: Mike Singh | 11/08/2008 | Health
Reverse osmosis removes impurities from water using a system that forces the water through a membrane with tiny holes. This process has become more popular lately. Read on to find out more ...
Drinking Water Filters - Do You Really Need One?
By: Mike Singh | 12/07/2008 | Nutrition
Drinking water filters are water purification systems of varying degrees of sophistication that are designed to make tap water safe for drinking and cooking. There is a wide array of these filters, including charcoal and ceramic filters, de-ionization filtration systems, reverse osmosis filters, and UV radiation filtration systems. Read on to find out more ...