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On August 13th, 2010, Rosa Sophia will be signing copies of her debut Mystery novel, Taking 1960, at the North Palm Beach Public Library.

Nick and Emma had met at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, as freshmen where the two had been in every class together. They were, in nearly every sense of the word, opposites. Emma breezed through class after class while Nick merely stumbled along. He was no slouch, though; he simply wasn’t the type to apply himself. Emma was a born genius. Rumor had it that she boasted a 162 IQ yet had actually denied an honorary sponsorship into MENSA because she simply didn’t care enough to fill out the requisite paperwork…

Ceri Norman is the author of Celtic Maidens, which will be released in August of this year. The story sounds fascinating. As Ceri herself says, “We often hear about soul mates traveling together through various lives, but what about those who may have had an unhealthier obsession?”

You just finished a book, you’re excited, but now you figure you need an editor. You go online and you start searching. You’ve already made one crucial mistake. No matter what editor you find and what their rates are, you will have to pay more if your manuscript needs more work. Before you seek the help of a professional, go through your manuscript and make sure that you have done as much editing as you can on your own.

ROCKVILLE, MD, June 01, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ — “An envelope addressed to Katherine Maslin stood out amongst the pile of bills. It is her notice from an attorney… the rights to her grandparents’ farmhouse and adjacent property.

She believes that a change will rid her of the strange dreams she’s been having, wherein an oddly familiar woman visits her, begging for her help. But when Kat realizes that the woman in her dream is her dead grandmother, she begins to have doubts about moving to the farm…

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By Tinnekke Bebout
That is the beginning of true Goddess Path, for that is the start of claiming yourself as a Daughter of Goddess. It’s something you’ll do every waking minute as you – consciously at first and later more automatically – put aside the choices you would have made in the old paradigm and embrace [...]

by Tess Dawson
Tendrils of musky incense curl about you in Baal’s temple of seven elements. You light an oil lamp in reverence to the ancient deities. Have you ever wondered who were the deities in the land of Canaan before the Bible? A practical and well-documented guide, this work combines history and archaeology of the [...]

by Tess Dawson
From Chapter Three: Beliefs and Ethics
Death and Afterlife
Scholars debate the Canaanite concept of afterlife. As seen in the Ugaritic texts, the Canaanites may have had a concept of the afterlife. After a person dies, mourners bury the body with quicklime sprinkled
atop the corpse.13 Motu consumes the corpse after the burial.14 Motu is king [...]

by Colleen Deatsman and Paul Bowersox
Seeing in the Dark demonstrates a practice of integral shamanism along with the strategy and approach for making a difference for oneself and the world. It describes the discipline, tools, and way of living that comprise the extensive body of knowledge used to cultivate non-ordinary awareness and achieve personal freedom. Using [...]