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An open letter to Google, via the Wall Street Journal - Terrence Aubrey
Hi Google. How are things going for you? I,ve noticed that as part of your evolutionary process you wish to define searches by quality, great idea and I do not think many people would dissagree with that......and you are going to achieve this with robots? Just a minute guys, I know you are... Submitted 269 days 17 hours ago.

A Dream Come True: My First Book e-Published: Love Got Me Here - Jennifer Stewart
At last, I’ve pressed that “publish” button! First I want to say thank you to my friends at WryteStuff; you have been such an intrinsic part of my journey for the past year. Your writing has inspired me, your comments have uplifted me. Your love has embraced me and given me... Submitted 95 days 19 hours ago.

Daddy's Shoes - the Shoes That Carried Us Both Down the Aisle - Fran Larson
It seemed so strange. They were slightly scuffed and worn but now lay unmoving and silent. They were placed on the closet floor just the way Daddy had left them, as if they were waiting for him. My heart heavy and searching for peace, I stared at them – Daddy’s shoes. No one else could ever fill... Submitted 5 years 215 days ago.

The Self-Defense of Second-Hand Rose - Ella Camp
“Who are you?” The question startled her with its direct blatant query. She thought for a moment- collecting the data of herself and forming it into a conscious summary. The terrain unfamiliar, she began to speak slowly as the outline of whom she thought she was, related itself into... Submitted 21 days 19 hours ago.

2012 and Beyond - Jesus Villalobos
The Days of Noah “For as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be in the days of the coming of the Son of Man.” Matthew 24:37. This is an incomplete Scripture without what follows it. As a result, many have fallen victim to misinterpretation of just what Jesus actually said in... Submitted 318 days 19 hours ago.

Smooth Are The Waters Of The Brook That Runs Deep - - Sydney Harrell
Smooth are the waters of the brook that runs deep You'd think it'd drown the blind As they all sleep. As the waves of justice fall upon them, You won't hear a peep Though they lick their wounds, They seep, they seep. A drowning man will clutch a straw And at the hems of mercy, as she withdraws... Submitted 1 year 42 days ago.

To Loneliness, a poem; (from Soft foot treads of my Soul) - - Carol Fernandez
Where ever I look you are always there Trailing after me with your long dark hair I speak to you from the midst of despair I hear no reply there is nobody there You haunt me by night You stalk me by day Submitted 2 years 34 days ago.

Anonymity Bites - Joseph Tibman, Author of Murder of Lehman on writng under a pseudonym - - Joseph Tibman
I explain in my book that I wrote it under a pseudonym to preserve my ability to work in finance. After all, how many financial firms will want to count among their ranks one who has authored a book that points out that regulation of the financial sector is inadequate, that many (including... Submitted 2 years 89 days ago.

Oh, My Darling, Clementine - Marty RicKard
Father brought the runt pig home from Baldwin 's farm in a Campbell 's Soup box. "Ed Baldwin won't mess with runts," he explained. My sisters huddled. "It's so cute," they said, "let's call her Clementine." "It's a boy," father said. "We'll call HIM Clementine," my sisters squealed. That's how we... Submitted 4 years 66 days ago.

Review: Anita's Heaven & Interview With Author Norman Ober - ngoldman
Author: Norman Ober ISBN: 13: 978-1-933918-11-2 10: 1-933918-11-X Over the past several years there has been a spate of books pertaining to the paranormal which has spawned a cottage industry of books ranging from ghosts, premonitions, telepathy, channeling, clairvoyance... Submitted 4 years 176 days ago.

Review: Passion Saving: The Path to Plentiful Free Time and Soul-Satisfying Work - ngoldman
Author: Rob Bennett ASIN: B000K90200 Rob Bennett, author of Passion Saving: The Path to Plentiful Free Time and Soul-Satisfying Work takes issue with the conventional approach to saving or as he terms it, “sacrifice saving." He adopts an approach to looking at money management in a way that... Submitted 5 years 44 days ago.

Review: A Place Called The Bla-Bla Café - ngoldman
Author: Sandy Ross ISBN: 0-9777227-0-8 The following review was contributed by: NORM GOLDMAN: Editor of Bookpleasures. CLICK TO VIEW Norm Goldman's Reviews Sandy Ross has pieced together a truly engaging story of a well-known café located in Submitted 5 years 181 days ago.

Faster Than The Speed of Light - - Michael Eza
The speed of light in free space is a currently known as a physical constant and is commonly defined as 299,792,458 metres per second, however this speed is more likely an effect upon molecules, atoms, dark matter and electrons, but not on an individual photon, a common stream of photons, or wave... Submitted 169 days 13 hours ago.

Review: Walking The Unmarked Path: Notes from my Journey to Personhood in the New Millennium - - ngoldman
Author: D. Michael Ferrare ISBN: 13 978-1-58982-770-7: 10 1-58982-770-8 Publisher: Millennial Mind Publisher (An Imprint of American Book Publishing) What does it mean to become a person and furthermore, why even bother? According to D. Michael Ferrare author of Walking The Unmarked... Submitted 179 days 23 hours ago.

Reckless Endangerment: How Outside Ambition, Greed, and Corruption Led To Economic Armageddon - - ngoldman
Authors: Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner Publisher: Times Books (Henry Holt and Company LLC) ISBN: 978-0-80509120-5 There should be a warning label on the cover of Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner's Reckless Endangerment: How Outside Ambition, Greed, and Corruption Led To... Submitted 194 days 23 hours ago.

Review: Forgive To Win: End Self-Sabotage. Get Everything You Want - - ngoldman
Author: Walter E. Jacobson M.D. ISBN: 978-14528341 Dr. Walter E. Jacobson's Forgive To Win: End Self-Sabotage. Get Everything You Want resonates with a basket full of insightful advice that for some of us may even sound familiar, provided we were fortunate enough to be raised by wise and... Submitted 208 days 23 hours ago.

A Conversation With Hindu Writer Dewanand - - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman Publisher & Editor of Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as our guest Dewanand. Dewanand is a Hindu writer and researcher who was born 1966 in Surinam and now lives in the Netherlands. He studied mechanical engineering at the Delft University of Technology in the... Submitted 247 days 20 hours ago.

Wayne Hatford's Valentino Speaks: The Wisdom of Rudolph Valentino Reviewed - - ngoldman
Author: Wayne Hatford Publisher: Whitley Heights Publishing ISBN: 978-0-9833436-0-8 Unless you are a movie buff, people of our generation probably never heard of Rudolph Valentino- the Hollywood movie icon of silent pictures in the early 1920s. Unfortunately, Valentino died... Submitted 268 days 23 hours ago.

Meet Kris Courtney Author of Norma Jean's Sun - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman Publisher & Editor of Bookpleasures.com is honored to have as our guest Kris Courtney author of Norma Jean's Sun. Good day Kris and thanks for participating in our interview My pleasure Norm, thanks for having me Norm: Submitted 351 days 11 hours ago.

Time For Truth - Jesus Villalobos
Chapter 1. Mankind in God's image: Christ & The Church Chapter 2. The sevenfold Holy Spirit And Church Chapter 3. Six Thousand years Chapter 4. A Wheel In A Wheel Chapter 5. Tithing; The Forgotten Feast Chapter 6. Was Eve Black? Chapter 7. Matthew 24 the key to Revelation ... Submitted 1 year 196 days ago.

Mark Twain: The Writer With the Texan Drawl - Satis Shroff
Mark Twain's pith and wit are phenomenal in American literature,' says Michael Shelden in his book Mark Twain: Man in White(Random House 522pp.,$30) . The author of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was a man named Samuel Langhorne Clemens and he used a psydonym: Mark Twain, which has become a... Submitted 1 year 282 days ago.

Review: Think For Yourself: The Importance of Maintaining Individuality and Freedom of Thought - ngoldman
Author: David Charles ISBN: 9781448690107 Irish poet and novelist Oscar Wilde wrote: “A man who does not think for himself does not think at all." Unfortunately, many of us have not heeded this sage advice and are stuck in a herd mentality. Individuality is cast aside in favor of popular... Submitted 1 year 308 days ago.

M.A. Curtis Author Of Dominance & Delusion Discusses His Book With Bookpleasures.com - ngoldman
Today, Norm Goldman Publisher & Editor of Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as our guest, M.A. Curtis author of Dominance & Delusion . M.A. Curtis is a retired engineer with a strong interest in anthropology and sociology, and his book looks at evolution and its impact on the human... Submitted 2 years 239 days ago.

Review: Resumes for Children 17 Years Old And Under Yes, Really! - ngoldman
Author: Donna Kristine Manley Publisher: Christiana Press ISBN: 0-9777835-0-2 Deploying the word resumes in the title of the book may immediately turn one off, as there no doubt exists countless number of books concerning resum writing. However, I doubt if any of these books are addressed... Submitted 2 years 240 days ago.

Review: The Passover Papers: Controversy, Myth, Fairy Tales, and Nonsense - ngoldman
Author: Paul R. Finch ISBN: 978-9800739-3-5 Paul R.Finchs controversial The Passover Papers: Controversy, Myth, Fairy Tales, and Nonsense is likely to either dazzle you or offend you depending on your beliefs and perhaps even your religion. Finch is an independent researcher who for... Submitted 2 years 287 days ago.