For One More Day Will Appeal to Both Genders
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Mitch Albom´s latest novella ´For One More Day´ continues his bestselling inspirational legacy with concise, meaningful writing that appeals to men and women.

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Review of Book Proposals that $ell by W. Terry Whalin

I thought I’d enjoy reading a book about writing book proposals as much as eating a handful of vitamins. But this slim volume motivated me and left me feeling empowered.

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How to Write and Sell Historical Fiction: A Review of Persia Wooley's Primer
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Few books go as in depth on writing historical fiction as Persia Wooley´s book. It guides the writer through all the necessary stages in writing and selling your historical fiction piece. You don´t have to be a history buff to make money with historical fiction

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Comparative Method by Charles Ragin

In this book, Charles Ragin puts forward a “qualitative comparative method” in an effort to provide a middle ground for quantitative and qualitative research. This method preserves the essential features of case-oriented research while introducing Boolean algebra as a way to formalize scientific inquiry and incorporate larger numbers of observations.

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Bringing the State Back In

In this book, Evans, Rueschemeyer, and Skocpol make a convincing case about the need to take into account the role of states in comparative politics. Through a variety of country case studies, they show that the state should not be seen as merely an arena for struggle among contending interests, but as an actor in its own right. They show that states have varying levels of autonomy and abilities to influence economic developments and social cleavages. In this respect, they demonstrate that the relationship between states and other domestic and international actors should be seen as reciprocal.

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Make a Real Living as a Freelance Writer, By Jenna Glatzer
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Review of the excellent book for writers, by author Jenna Glatzer.

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