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Moving Beyond Fear to Gratitude takes the reader on a journey with a quiet, strong, humble man who trusted in the Lord throughout all his trials-including corticolbasal degeneration (CBD), a rare and debilitating brain disease-and his anxious wife who, as his caregiver, learned to lean on the Lord and to see that gratitude adds a sense of peace to the circumstances of life. Through her four years of journaling, Nancy paints a picture of CBD's ...

Moving Beyond Fear to Gratitude takes the reader on a journey with a quiet, strong, humble man who trusted in the Lord throughout all his trials-including corticolbasal degeneration (CBD), a rare and debilitating brain disease-and his anxious wife who, as his caregiver, learned to lean on the Lord and to see that gratitude adds a sense of peace to the circumstances of life. Through her four years of journaling, Nancy paints a picture of CBD's ...

Find everything you need to know about proper modern social etiquette from etiquette guru Nancy Mitchell in Mindful Manners.

Into Nancy Mitchell's The-Out-of-Body Shop an untethered psyche floats, its connective cord to the body-long-frayed from successive shocks of childhood trauma, the loss of loved ones by death, addiction or abandonment, or to geography and time and the distracting minutiae of life-split. In this shop, reconnection is only possible if the splintered parts of the psyche can be recovered and re-integrated. To this end, the psyches/speakers in thes...

Nancy Mitchell is Professor of History at North Carolina State University.

In this exploration of the U.S.-German rivalry over Latin America during the early 1900s, Nancy Mitchell argues that the United States justified its 'protective" intervention by exaggerating the German threat.

Nancy Mitchell is Professor of History at North Carolina State University.

Nancy Mitchell suppresses her narrative with iron will. The resulting poems are dense, quiet, small. The page becomes the scream the poems refuse: "Now I watch / what gathers between us, // between me / and what isn't you." Or, at times, the scream and the smile: "Her breath fogs the window, / the window clears, // fogs the window, / it clears again.