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This book will help you to awaken a childlike ability to see in new ways, to make productive connections, and to learn to sift through choices in a faster and more conceptually focused manner. Learn how to be creative on purpose, not just through happy accidents or in mysterious eureka moments. If you are willing to trust the process and yourself, you can learn to use the SEE and DO keys to unlock your creative potential and to let loose your ...

From author Bill Torrey comes Cutting Remarks - Forty Years in the Forest, sharing with readers first hand stories of life in the forest. With Torrey's signature storytelling style, readers are sure to be enthralled.

Coffee Grounds for the Worm Bin is a selection of 46 poems from the body of work written by Glenn Reed in the period from 1998-2018. This collection is divided into seven sections, opening with poems reflecting on the author's early years of life and ending with those illustrating the challenges and changes in perspective of middle age. In-between are reflections on travel experiences, bits of social commentary through recognition of people ma...

The wedding industry is set up to screw you over. This refreshingly entertaining book will give you a candid insider's perspective on the Wedding Industry. It'll expose the tricks the industry professionsals use to get you to spend more, warn you about potential pitfalls, and guide you through the ins and outs of securing your ideal vendors for a reasonable price -- all while teaching you how to successfully plan your wedding.This book include...

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The Ta Ta Weenie Club is a homespun collection of twenty-one stories which take place in Vermont during the '60s and early '70s, an era before car seats, airbags, and childproof caps. A time and place when a kid could leave the house in the morning to go out and play until dusk with loyal friends and tolerated family. From county fairs and middle school dances, to loving hound dogs, and mean teachers, it was a period where a parent's authority...

As dawn breaks on a summer morning in 1900, Darby Walker, owner of a St. Petersburg, Florida, ferry service, sets out to check on his older brother, Tulley, whose lighthouse across Tampa Bay on Walker's Key has gone dark. The recent death of their father, a ship pilot based on Egmont Key, has been declared a suicide, but Darby knows better, and signs point to Tulley as the murderer.Going back thirty-five years to Darby's birth in Harwich Port,...

What a gift this book is! It is a gift for all who have lived and worked in the Wake Robin community, and for all who have watched this community take shape and then grow. … And it is also a treasure trove of ideas and analyses for others interested in senior living, re¿ecting on what it means to age well and create an environment where that can happen. … Wake Robin's experience does not provide all the answers, but this well-documented and th...

The poems collected here are not mere versification, nor do they hide their meaning behind surrealism or cubism or any of the other movements of the 20th century that made meaning oblique in the construction of an artistic reality. Rather, they offer to the reader of the new millenium a fresh way of organizing language and discovering is import. No one should doubt that the talend displayed in this volume is a growing one that will make its au...

From giving his second-grade teacher a black eye to insulting the grieving parents of a military hero, the rollicking verse in this book presents a Donald Trump profile of bombast, babes, and bankruptcies. Details of Trump, his progeny and current political cohorts, characterized by greed and deceit, are verified by engrossing news accounts. The facts are grim, the humor captivating.

Rose lives in a world with magic. Spells. Vampires. Witches. All of this is normal, but she lacks magic ability of her own. She feels lost until one day, she falls into another world not unlike her own, except for one glaring, dark difference.

In Too Hot to Handle or Mishandled? A Guide to Hot Beverage Spills & Burn Lawsuits, a follow-up to his first book Handling Hot Coffee published 2013, author and coffee industry expert Dan Cox brings his expertise to address the underlying issues of hot beverage spills and consumer lawsuits.This comprehensive reference for the hot beverage industry and its lawyers reviews the common causes and claims in hot beverage litigation, provides pertine...

A Small History of Political Thought" is a collection of essays written by Victor Nuovo. It contains thirty-three essays beginning with the ancients, Plato and Aristotle, continuing with notable moderns, including Machiavelli, Hobbes, Spinoza, Locke, Diderot, and concluding with Madison and the U.S. Constitution. The general theme is the nature and purpose of civil government and the norms that govern it.The essays previously appeared in the A...

The follow-up title to How to Build Your Art Business with Limited Time or Energy comes How to Communicate Effectively - For Artists abd Creatives, together these two titles from Vermont author Corrina Thurston will escalate any artists or creatives business stratagey to the next level.

Corrina Thurston is a professional artist, writer, speaker, and entrepreneur who has also been chronically ill since 2008. In this book she takes what she's learned from her art business and teaches you how to build your art business, even if you have time or energy limitations, like she does. This book is helpful for anyone trying to build their art business, but it's especially helpful if you have a chronic illness, another full-time job, or...

In the fall of 1841, Vermonter Reed Brown set out on a two-month odyssey with two goals: to obtain a patent for his improved carriage springs, and to assist his brother Nathaniel, in jail in Ohio. Reed kept a journal that chronicles the dangers and difficulties, as well as some of the pleasures, of travel in that time.He experienced:• a steamboat explosion, • a rail car derailment, • hours of a bone-jarring stagecoach ride, • delightful encoun...

A collection of poems by Vermont author Robert Sieviec, inspired by the old Winooski Motel. The collection includes Black Tiger and several others, as well as photos of the original Winooksi Motel before it was torn down.

A masterful piece of work! It is a story that ought not to be forgotten and I am very glad Dunn has been so diligent and determined to bring it to light" --JEFFREY AMESTOY, former Attorney General and retired Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court."Breach of Trust is an important book, because today so little is known about Judge Wheel and the lessons to be learned from her reign. An excellent contribution to Vermont judicial history, Well...

Mooreville, " is the story of Anne Commire's grandfather's family during Prohibition and the Depression. George Moore was first a barber and Justice of the Peace, then Chief of Police in Ecorse, Michigan, directly across the Detroit River from Windsor, Ontario. Over 80% of the illegal beer and liquor that entered the United States from Canada came directly into his town. How does George enforce the law among friends when bootlegging is one of ...

But Let's Not Be Maudlin by Joanne Mellin is a collection of 41 free verse poems written from 2001 to 2017, with drawings by the author. The book is divided into five sections, each with a theme as follows: 1-Chilhood, 2-Anxiety, 3-Life, 4-Addiction and Recovery, 5-Old Age. Some of the poems may belong to more than one category--such is life. Joanne's poetry is autobiographical, with poetic license taken in some instances with dates, sequence ...