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Author Spotlight

Nancy Wessonnancy wesson
Nancy Wesson is the owner of Focus On Space, a consulting firm serving clients in Austin, Texas and Washington D.C. She is an international Speaker, Feng Shui Expert, Professional Organizer and Trainer offering a toolbox of skills to achieve success through creating and maintaining mental, physical, and spiritual spaces to support wellness, productivity, goal attainment and life-stage transitions..

Her interest in environments, health and the mind-body-spirit connection began after she received her Master’s Degree in Audiology from the University of Texas. As an audiologist working with hearing-impaired clients, Nancy counseled patients regarding environmental adjustment to accommodate hearing loss and to improve quality of life. This experience prompted her to study the impact of environments on personal productivity, well-being and the management of personal resources. Read more...

Moving Your Aging ParentsSynopsis: Whether we are whittling down to the essentials for a parent moving into a few rooms or downsizing for ourselves, making decisions based on health and safety alone could have devastating emotional and spiritual consequences.

This hope filled book will show you how to:

*Identify needs and desires to create a quality life
*Cope with Depression Era mind-set
*Create emotionally sustaining environments to feed the soul
*Ready and sell the family home
*Ask the RIGHT questions to help divest of treasures
*Manage your energy and spirit throughout the process Read more...

New Book News

A Toast for You & Me A Toast For You & Me, America’s Participation, Sacrifice and Victory, Vol. 2
by Robert C. Valentine

Quality images constitute a visual history of World War II, and we do mean we have rare pictures.  Some such as the photo of Frank Sinatra in color have never been published in any book.  You will learn about not just the battles but the way of life, filled with spies and air raids amidst the toil of defending. A fascinating aspect of the book is the special supplement data section entitled Time Capsule Dates of the Second World War-- it contains information pertaiining to US History that not even the volumnous "World War II, Day by Day" printed in the UK does not have.  What it means to say that Americans and the Allied world were encompassed by a darkness in which unfortunately, other human beings with thunder in their hearts meant business.  The participation and the sacrifices encompassed the change that was needed.  That change was undertaken by ordinary Americans.
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Recovering The Self In and Out of Madness
by N. L. Snowden

"One of us must die," is the mantra of Lee Thames, a bi-polar, sexually driven woman who, additionally, suffers from multiple personality disorder. She escapes from a mental hospital, where she was confined after an unsuccessful suicide attempt, and spends a reflective five hours, hiding in her home, preparing for the 'perfect murder.' She takes the reader on a rough ride, with her multiple personalities, through an abusive childhood, raging sexual encounters with multiple partners, and life threatening outbursts that culminate in the act she is preparing to commit.
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Requiem of the Human Soulrequiem of the Human soul
by Jeremy Lent

Eusebio Franklin, a school teacher from a small community, is faced with the most terrifying dilemma imaginable: should he carry out an act of mass terrorism in order to save the human race?
As the story develops to its dramatic climax, Eusebio finds himself increasingly alienated from the d-human world, while Yusef's plot places him in an agonizing moral dilemma: whether to engage in an act of nuclear terrorism to preserve the human race. In this novel, the reader faces challenging questions about spirituality, history and global politics: Could our race "evolve" itself to a higher plane? At what cost and benefit? If we lost what is now the "human race" as a result, would that be so bad, given our sordid and shameful history? On the other hand, is there something special, our soul, worth keeping at any price? Ultimately, the novel forces the reader to grapple with the fundamental question: what does it mean to be human? Read more...

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2009 fall winners

Best Fiction  
ReBecoming: A Way of Opportunity - J. R. Maxon


Best Nonfiction
Sending Your Child to College - Marie Pinak Carr


Complete List of Winners