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This is a great paper on the way the eruption of the Montserratian volcano has impacted the lives and landscapes of the Montserratians. Great images help to illustrate the points. An easy, but enlightening read.

What a wonderful escape........ I found Ms. Hartley's characters to be strong and likable. This book moves at a rapid pace and keeps the reader completely involved. The author has a real grasp on South Florida too. How do i get on a list for the next one? S. Clark

This was an extremely informative, and well written review of the field of space memorabilia. The writer brings a deft touch and fine insights to the topic. And trust me, I know what I'm talking about.

Actually, I'm the author of this piece. It's a rewrite of the term paper from my undergraduate rhetorical criticism class, under the tutelage of Dr. Jeff Bass at Baylor University. It's over a decade old, and probably high time I published something to go along with it and not make it look so lonely.

Very instructive. I'll be purchasing a voice typing package for book writing and I now feel armed with enough information to make a wise choice.

A Review of The SpellBox From Straight From The Heart Magazine...

The Spellbox. The title alone conjures up visions of mystery, magic and fantasy. And that's just the beginning!

Take two friends who travel to a far-away land and time. There they encounter intrigue, espionage and social upheaval. In a land where honor and chivalry abound, the characters easily come to life in the reader's heart. Christina Hamlett masterfully takes you on a deliberate journey; descriptions of sights and sounds so vivid you can see them, hear them, smell them.

The plot is full of twists and turns at the most unexpected places. Its unpredictability keeps even the most jaded reader glued to the chapters, anxiously waiting to find out what happens next.

This is a saga of epic proportions, complete with mystery and romance, cloak and dagger adventures. It's fantasy and folklore, and a fairy tale, all rolled into one.

Student's enjoy using this format to learn math algorithms. I use it as a reward.

Don't bother buying the digital. All Amazon will send you for $6 is an abstract less than 100 words and the reference info. This purchase has caused me great great disappointment in the integrity of Amazon. I am going to the library to get this article for free...Amazon books has not lived up to their former reputation. Save yourself a few bucks and time.
The problem wasn't the author, it is Amazon.

This article by Joseph H. Cooper, a gifted writer with a clear, genuine voice, is the opposite of political spin and of the reality shows on t.v. Cooper writes about life as it is. Reading this article, one can feel the pain and uncertainty of a father struggling to cope with a new economic reality. No statistic from politicians about how well the economy is doing can distract from the reality of this father's life. There is, perhaps, nothing remarkable about the father's flight. Many others are much worse off. And that is, I suppose, part of the point. This article is about one father and his son, but with just a modest amount of empathy and imagination, perhaps the reader can glimpse what life is like for millions of decent people who have no economic power and who are on the receiving end of blows struck by an efficient, uncaring invisible hand.

a wonderful intro to a necessary voice in our landscape. Dr. Jackson presents and posits a world of possibilities, histories missed in the telling, voices offstage that need to be heard. She eloquently captures the voice, the aura, the point in time and the scene we were or are living in beautifully. Whether in Soweto, Palestine, Kingston, Bed Stuy, in Haiku or in the Sea Islands, we run with her, the spirit, the story and the poetry. Thank you for the gift you share!