A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz In a near future world on the brink of environmental catastrophe, a mysterious woman brokers an anonymous pact between two men for the older man Ray to inhabit the younger man Marcus's body when he dies in exchange for a fortune and access to vast knowledge. The consequences for both men evolve over the ensuing years. When Ray finds a way to exchange identities while still alive, both men struggle to navigate their new lives and relationships while under … [Read more...] about A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz
A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz
A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz In a near future world on the brink of environmental catastrophe, a mysterious woman brokers an anonymous pact between two men for the older man Ray to inhabit the younger man Marcus's body when he dies in exchange for a fortune and access to vast knowledge. The consequences for both men evolve over the ensuing years. When Ray finds a way to exchange identities while still alive, both men struggle to navigate their new lives and relationships while under … [Read more...] about A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz
The Power of Time Perception by Jean Paul Zogby
The Power of Time Perception by Jean Paul Zogby Wondering how time flies? Want to slow it down? Live the Longest Year of Your Life & Make Every Second Count! With the latest in brain science, discover how to stretch the good times and fast forward through the bad ones. Understand how your brain perceives time, why it speeds up, and how to Make Every Second Count! Get Your Copy Now! … [Read more...] about The Power of Time Perception by Jean Paul Zogby
Interview with Author – Holly Caster
About Holly Caster: HOLLY CASTER writes an entertainment column for The Nyack Villager, has written dozens of articles for employee assistance websites, and is the Editor of two journals devoted to pain management education. She is hard at work on her next novel Anne/Island/Whales. Ms. Caster lives in the lower Hudson Valley Region with her playwright husband Tom Dudzick and their two cats Alfie and Bill. Ms. Caster knew in 9th grade she wanted to be a writer after receiving an A+ on a paper … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Holly Caster
How to Tell When You’re Really Old! Funny Happens When Kids Define Old Age by Kristi Porter
How to Tell When You’re Really Old - Funny Happens When Kids Define Old Age, is the result of hundreds of interviews with children ages three to twelve, who were asked to explain how they could tell when someone was really old. It began as part of a larger class project by teacher Kristi Porter and the children of Happi Kamper Child Care, located in North Muskegon, Michigan. Each child was to create an individual gift book for his or her parents, and How to Tell When You’re Really Old was … [Read more...] about How to Tell When You’re Really Old! Funny Happens When Kids Define Old Age by Kristi Porter
Magical Essentials by Pamela Richardson
Revealed: The Surprising Secret to More Radiant, Youthful, and Beautiful Skin Prevent wrinkles and premature aging. When you use Essential Oils, you are taking care of yourself in a healthy way, not just covering imperfections or temporarily plumping your skin. We all want glowing skin ... but how do you get gorgeous skin? Discover the Magical Beautifying Properties of Essential Oils and what they can do for you. Wouldn't you love to use fewer creams, wear less foundation, or better … [Read more...] about Magical Essentials by Pamela Richardson
A Trip to the Hardware Store & Other Calamities by Barbara Venkataraman
At 8,000 words, this collection of humorous essays explores such quirky topics as: disastrous home repairs, ("A Trip to the Hardware Store"), an unfortunate dinner party (“Dinner is Served"), the truth about lazy people ("Lazy Bones"), the weird life of a debt collector ("Your Account is Past Due") and obsessions with gadgets ("Gadget Girl"). Other essays examine how surreal the aging process is (“Where Did the Time Go?"), why you shouldn't judge a person by their job (“Beyond Belief”), and how … [Read more...] about A Trip to the Hardware Store & Other Calamities by Barbara Venkataraman
Removing Your Own Cataracts! by Julia M Busch
The most common surgery in the world, cataract surgery numbers 3 million yearly in the U.S. alone. Serious complications like: retinal detachment, corneal edema, cornea transplant will claim around 27,000. Within two years, 30%-50% of the 3 million will develop posterior lens capsule cloudiness needing laser treatment with more possible complications, including increased eye pressure. In one ALTERNATIVE cataract treatment, 90% of senile cataract cases improved in visual acuity without surgery. … [Read more...] about Removing Your Own Cataracts! by Julia M Busch
