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Volume IV- Issue 5, MAY 2005
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Author Finds His Roots as a Genuine Irish Teller of
Tales FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY 2005: Across the Saltwater Bridge, set in County Antrim, Ireland during the first half of the 19th century, relates the life and times of a working-class, Protestant family striving to succeed in a rapidly growing Belfast. New Political Theory Stuns Academics Harmonic Federalism and Fractal Constitutions at center of heated debate FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY 2005: Rarely does a book shake the academic world. The release of America on Trial surely has. Using a clever format, its author, M. C. Williams, an attorney turned philosopher, posits stunning new political maxims and weaves them into a breathtaking political theory of "fractal harmonic federalism."
BUKAVU: AN EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT TO THE
CONGO’S INNER TURMOIL
FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY 2005: New Edition of Evangeline Breathes New Life into Classic Work FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY, 2005:
“This is the forest primeval.” So
Longfellow begins Evangeline, his first great work.
It is a tribute to the memory of the Acadians, who were forcibly removed
from their peaceful home in Nova Scotia three centuries ago. Treasured Flashbacks Captured for Posterity in Print FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY 2005: Robert Bongardt had decided to put his memories down on paper for his children, grandchildren, and friends. The result, Flashbacks of Youth, began with Bongardt’s brilliant capture of his growing up days in Baltimore in the thirties and forties. Everyone has heard there is a Heaven, but few know what's going on there FORT LAUDERDALE,
MAY 2005: Everyone has heard
there is a Heaven, but who knows what goes on there?
Heavenly Interviews has the scoop!
Exclusive interviews with three of Heaven's upper-echelon residents will
give you a glimpse into that divine destination.
Revelations include what is offered for The Faithful, those lucky souls
who have been admitted through those Pearly portals. JOBLESS RECOVERY IS SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABOUT! FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY 2005: L.C. Evans’ new novel, Jobless Recovery, like all good satire, strips the newsworthy butt-naked, allowing us to see beyond the cellulite and into the guts of the matter. Exposing the consequences of the trend to eliminate American jobs, Evans shines a humorous spotlight on some very ugly wrinkles of corporate America. A morbidly ugly clown, grotesque to look at, but funny as hell. THE LAST CALL TO WITNESS PROVES THAT CHRIST HAS RETURNED TO WALK ON GLOBAL STAGE EXACTLY AS PROPHESIZED
Fort
Lauderdale, MAY 2005:
The Last Call to Witness
by Rod Ennis-Smith offers indefensible proof which
cannot be disputed or dismissed of Christ’s return. This is accomplished by presenting names, physical evidence,
His own testimony, and a pattern of operation. Christ is here now with two of
His old friends. Just exactly as He
said, and He is knocking on doors. Your door. This is shocking.
You will cry and cry. Stop,
look, and listen, and collectively think, Why? OKAY, YOU GOT THAT DIPLOMA. NOW WHAT?
Fort Lauderdale, May 2005:
The answer to that question, and more, are in this handy little book,
Life
Lessons Learned: What Textbooks Don’t Teach – Helping Graduates Succeed in
Their First Real Job.
In a tight labor market, great people are hired first, retained
longer, and become the organization leaders.
As a recent graduate, your education has given you more knowledge than
others have, but the shocking reality is that it takes more than a diploma to be
a great employee in today’s workplace. Some
of the most valuable lessons you learn will come not from school but from your
experiences on the job. Get a head
start with Life Lessons Learned.
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AUTHOR LETS BOOK REST
FOR TEN YEARS BEFORE PUBLISHING
Fort Lauderdale, May 2005: Chris
Pugmire, author of The Sentient Advantage, finished his manuscript
a decade ago. He waited ten years
before publishing because, as Pugmire writes in the preface, “When
I first wrote this book I wanted to enjoy reading it as if someone else had
written it. so, I came up with the
cunning plan of waiting ten years without thinking about it and then re-reading
it. Surprisingly, my plan mostly worked; and even more surprisingly, I found
that I really quite liked it and decided to get it published.” HITCH A RIDE WITH SOUL TRAVELER, MAX PIERRE
DISCOVER THE HUMANISTIC ALTERNATIVE TO CONVENTIONAL SPIRITUALITY Fort Lauderdale, May 2005: Spirituality Without God is about self-enquiry, self-knowledge and self-transcendence. It celebrates the Transcendent in humanity. It teaches self-reliance, freedom from traditions, religion and dogma. In essence it points the way to a Wholeness of Life that lies beyond self-contraction, self-absorption, emotional reactivity and mental conditioning.
"FLESH-EATING BACTERIA" MIRACLE SURVIVOR IS A DOCTOR, PATIENT, AND TRUE BELIEVER
Fort Lauderdale, MaY 2005: Forget those anonymous newspaper headlines about medical
miracles and accompany Dr. Craig Collison, his family, colleagues, and friends,
on an incredible journey through his death-defying ordeal with flesh-eating
bacteria. When a medical disaster
ripped this young doctor’s body and world to shreds, the steadfast faith of
his family circle made it whole again.
a Legacy of Love within a Slice of Modern History FORT LAUDERDALE, MAY 2005: It’s 1960, and the outwardly charming Larry Edwards is on a downward emotional spiral. He’s trapped in a suffocating marriage and disillusioned by a corporate system that fails to see beyond the color of his skin. Then, what should have been a moment of short-lived frustration renders Larry savagely dangerous. DISABLED DACHSHUND’S TALE AN INSPIRATION TO ALL!
Fort Lauderdale,
MAy 2005:
A real-life canine role model is immortalized with words and in pictures
in Sari Mitchell and Greg Raische’s new children’s book, Ollie the
Trolley. Ollie, the real-life hero dog, lost his hind legs to an
infection. Ollie wears a
trolley-like device to wheel around. Despite
the unimaginable pain this true-life puppy has gone through, his spirit and
resolve made him the perfect role model for children of all ages and inspired
this beautifully-illustrated children’s book, the first of the Patty-the-Petsitter
series.
A POD FIRST:
It has finally happened! Llumina Press is leading the industry by
offering returnable POD books to booksellers everywhere. After
months of negotiation, Llumina Press, in cooperation with
Spring-board Logistics, has made it possible for print-on-demand
books to compete with those published by the big boys...
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