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It isn’t every author who can claim to have won awards during their first forays into the publishing world, but Jennifer Fales is one of them.

While most poets release their work for personal benefit, Joe Cordrey has built a reputation of taking his work public, in order to change the lives of his readers. The second volume of his ‘Reflections of My Mind’ series does this effectively, fusing the author’s own personal experiences with boundless inspiration.

Math Class. Two words guaranteed to strike fear into the hearts of students everywhere.

The legend begins in Valledupar, Colombia, when a little girl went swimming against her parent’s wishes, and as a consequence, was turned into a mermaid.

Fear is one of the most common human emotions, and is often thought of as the most insidious. Creeping into our thinking, poisoning relationships, stunting growth, fear affects all of our choices and behaviours and not for the better. For Executive Life Coach Kimberly Giles, fear is the real cause of most of our problems. If we can learn to escape our fear we can gain clarity and create more success and happiness in our lives.

Currently incarcerated at the ADX Florence SuperMax prison in Florence, Colorado, Eric Rudolph – also known as the ‘Olympic Park Bomber’ – was once called “one of the most complex characters I have ever known” by defense attorney, Richard Jaffe [source: Richard Jaffe, Quest for Justice: Defending the Damned, (Far Hills, NJ: New Horizon Press, 2012) p. 256].

Making a career change during middle age is no easy feat. Just ask Taylor Nash.

On February 8th, 2014, from 11:00am to 2:00pm, local author C JoVan Williams will be hosting ‘Make Someone Else’s Day’ at ‘A Novel Idea: Chapter Two’.

Everyone knows that Navy SEAL training is one of the toughest training regiments in the world. We also know that it produces some of the best combat ready soldiers on the planet. What is missing in our perception of Navy SEAL’s is their intriguing inner make up. They live within a moral code of integrity, selflessness and humble anonymity. They risk their lives for others; they live to honor their team, their brotherhood and their country.

In the pre-dawn light of a September morning in 1914, a single German submarine torpedoed three British armored cruisers. In an instant, 1,500 men perished.