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Tales of the Vuduri
by mlbphd on November 28, 2015The 24-chromosome people of the 35th century are called the Vuduri. I have written over 1000 articles about them over on Goodreads. Rather than repeat those articles or worse, double my work-load, ple ... more
There are no new beginnings!
by noodin on December 05, 2015To be one with self is the goal ! When we know, then we understand that we know little. When we move we are only traveling in the next of a series of circles that some call the natural orde ... more
Hell Bound
by JulianColeman on December 21, 2015I am hell bound. I must be. Hell presents itself sometimes when I slip into REM. Every so often I have a sense of when gentle sleep is going to descend into a teeth-grinding nightmare. Some internal m ... more
Come Visit Anytime!
by AngelaParker on December 25, 2015Here is the information on my blog: http://angelaparkerfables.wix.com/author#!blog/c112v RSS: http://angelaparkerfables.wix.com/author/feed.xml ... more
Narcissist - The Supervillain Bully
by JulianColeman on December 15, 2015Hey, why don't you have a cup of coffee, or maybe some water and Mio, but spend a few minutes with me to have a serious chat. I don't care who you are, where you are in life, or how you try to liv ... more
Like Free Audiobooks?
by jdlovil on December 21, 2015I have a number of Audiobooks out that deal with a variety of non-fiction subjects. I have an UFO investigation audiobook, a audiobook on becoming happy, one on what it is to be a Libertarian, and one ... more
Publishing virginity . . .
by ElizabethFisher on December 21, 2015Publishing a novel for the first time is exciting and scary. It generates pride while at the same time it spits out gobs of self-doubt. While friends pull out pictures of their kids, you pull out your ... more
How people with mental illness can benefit from the elderly?
by baronkatz on December 20, 2015I have always wondered what makes the elderly or older adult population an important aspect where recovery from mental illness is concerned. I work as a peer advocate at Pride of Judea/JBFCS with the ... more
Resistance to Treatment
by baronkatz on December 20, 2015Many people who are resistant to getting treatment for their mental illness ignore that they have a problem and by the time they realize it, it becomes a little too late until they have a nervous brea ... more
Mentally Ill: Scared to Come In or Out!
by baronkatz on December 20, 2015I often ask myself why some people with mental illness are afraid to come in and talk about their experiences even if its among others who also have a mental illness? For example, I run a small peer ... more