Miller's Diary
By Samantha Foster
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Miller's entry of the oddest crime scene investigation that he ever performed. A different view of the after math of the events in the novel Netherworld by Samie Foster. Here's Miller's Diary.
'Sins of the Father' by Harry Riley
By David Page
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My novel covers a period of approx. twenty years from the end of World War Two throug! h to the mid 1960's. It is set in a small village in Northumberland on the banks of the River Tweed. I used to own a cottage in this village and the story is as much about the awesome countryside and its violent history as it is about the two main characters.
The Well Behaved Pet Guardian
By Patricia Griecci
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Why should we train our dog? There are several answers, and perhaps the most obvious is also the strongest argument: because you will both enjoy it!
The Three Realms of Leadership: Leading as Prophet, Priest, and King
By Kim Booher
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And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; Ephesians 4:11. Prophet, Priest, and King are the three spiritual offices held by Jesus. They correspond to the three functions of the leader within the love leadership process. In the prophet role, the leader sees the vision and is the seat of creativity. In the priest role, he communicates the vision and develops the people who must run with it. In the king role the leader is the administrator who manages the organization.
Spreading the Gospel through mystery and romance
By Brian Gaugler
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Dawn M. Kurtz is spreading the Gospel using mystery and romance with ! her new book, "Secret of the Mexican Doll." This is a heart-warming story of forgiveness and Godly love while declaring the gospel.
The Era of The Emerging Artist
By Capucine Price
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As society grows more comfortable with the idea of art as a legitimate investment vehicle, the necessity of appropriately guaging the potential posed by emerging artists versus the few known, hot commodities increases. Emerging artists lack the price premium, and therefore the risk, of the more established, "growth" artists. Notwithstanding his works' aesthetic appeal, the time to have bought Damien Hirst was when he was relatively unrecognized, or in investment parlance, when there was actually alpha relative to the art market.
In Search of Doc Holliday
By Tom Barnes
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Part One Researching a Legend. Doing on the ground grunt research on the legend Doc Holliday.
Part One 'The Goring Collection' Prologue. Berlin Station 1941
Writing and work ethic tips from Michelangelo, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.
Part One 'The Goring Collection' Prologue. Berlin Station 1941
Writing and work ethic tips from Michelangelo, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.
