Defense Strategy for Women: Be Your Own Risk Manager

David Ross Locke

Kent L. Maurer

Saltbox Press

The autobiography of a quiet missionary linguist who prepared a moral and literary foundation for the emerging nations of Rwanda and Burundi, Africa.

Simply Following: In All My Journeying God Went Before

Biographies & Memoirs

Cox, Betty Ellen

Leaders & Notable People

College Writing Models is a pain-free way to learn Modern Language Association (MLA) rules, page design, and Works Cited format. The text provides cross references to the MLA Handbook and offers a simple sequence for creating college papers.

College Writing Models : MLA Handbook Cross-References

Daniel V. Runyon, PH.D.

Lord William’s perfect world is shattered by Deception. Now locked in a dungeon awaiting execution, he thinks about his failure as Captain of the Castle, Governor of the Wall, and Keeper of the Gates of Havilah. From the prison cell he writes this gripping memoir of devastating loss. Haunted by the spectre of the loathsome creature Bwing who occupies the next cell, Lord William explores the roots of the human condition: loss of identity and the quest to regain it. A dead man already, he can afford to face the hardest questions—even the most profound and deeply disturbing loss of his own gender identity. After 40 days of fasting, the real story begins…. Readers often compare this story to The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis and The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan. Runyon skillfully combines character, mood, and setting to present this haunting story in simple prose that follows Lord William (both a leader and an “everyman”) into spiritual warfare. Effectively depicting the challenges of mankind in recognition of and relationship to good and evil, beauty and ugliness, despair and joy, justice and forgiveness, truth and deception, condemnation and redemption, this gripping work holds the reader’s interest with suspense and mystery, humor and horror, love and hate in an imaginary yet very familiar world, peopled with imaginary yet very familiar characters. Vibrant descriptions transport readers to depths and heights of recognition with dark despair or fresh delight. The story alone holds the interest; profound truths inherent to the story remind the reader of the outcomes of the momentous decisions we all make in life.” —Marvelle Vannest “The Shattered Urn articulates fresh biblical insights on pressing issues that plague our culture.” —Rev. G. Harry Bonney "A wonderful modern recapitulation of John Bunyan's style to tell a story that is accessible to all ages. A delightful, imaginative story full of wisdom." —Marsha Daigle-Williamson, Ph. D. “An unforgettably detailed depiction of mankind's spiritual journey to both degradation and redemption. Profound insights shine like jewels in this masterful allegory.” — Carol Morrisey “Vivid contrast marks this novel. Black is darkness incarnate; White is dazzling light. Many shades of gray are nuanced, and much is revealed in the shadows.” —Virgil B. Hartgerink

The Shattered Urn: An Allegorical History of the Universe

Runyon Ph.D., Daniel V.

Children's Books

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

Historical

Benjamin Franklin shaped American journalism, civic life, economics, and politics by his example as a publisher, editor, writer, business leader, and statesman. Every American should read the story he wrote of his own life. And now they can, for this edition of his autobiography tells his entire story in his own words, just with fewer words and shorter sentences. His 75,000 word manuscript is boiled down to 53,000 words in this digest, so you get all the calories with 29% less chewing. You will smile, cry, laugh, or wince on almost every page at his humor, pathos, wit, and profound insight into human thought and behavior. Daniel V. Runyon, Ph.D., is Professor of English and Communication at Spring Arbor University in Michigan. He produced this book for the benefit of his writing students as well as for anyone who enjoys learning about people and events that shaped western civilization.

The Abridged Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

Community & Culture

An Unexpected Legacy presents strategies for generosity through case studies and conversations between the author and Mr. Eugene Howe, a homeless man desiring to establish a charitable foundation. The homeless man's street smarts and care for others inspires anyone who can spare a dime to learn the methods he employed to create his legacy gift. Included are timeless philanthropic planning principles that anyone who wishes to establish a charitable foundation or endowment fund should learn and understand. Not just for individuals with private wealth, these principles will benefit gift planning professionals, estate and financial advisors, and others who assist clients and donors in establishing legacy gifts to charity.

An Unexpected Legacy: Strategies of Generosity

Schupra, G. A.

Business & Money

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