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Books [Book]
Books A given book is not always valuable to every person. A book that changes my life may bore you or not apply at all. This is why there is a marketplace for all types of writing. With that...
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Kindle Version of Forward Story Now Available
In addition to the hardcover version of the book, the Amazon Kindle version of Forward Story: Write the Future You Desire is now available. The e-book version for Nook, iBooks, and most other digital...
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Forward Story in eBook Formats
Forward Story: Write the Future You Desire is now available in all digital formats. Regardless of whether you read ebooks on Kindle, Nook, iBooks, or any other device, you should now be able to find it...
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Tweets of the Week: Recipes, Cooking, Health, Nature & More
Week of June 14, 2015 Saturday is a good day to recap the activity from our Twitter feed from the past week. Not sure what Twitter is all about? That’s OK. Neither are we (or at least it remains...
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Tweets of the Week: Recipes, Farmers’ Markets, Health, Free Books & More
Week ending June 27, 2015 Saturday is a good day to recap the activity from our Twitter feed from the past week. Not sure what Twitter is all about? That’s OK. Neither are we (or at least it remains...
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Books are not absolutely dead things – Milton [Quote]
Books are not absolutely dead things, but do contain a potency of life in them to be as active as that soul was whose progeny they are; nay they do preserve as in a vial the purest efficacy and...
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Important Book for Parents of Teens
How does that teenage brain work? At Forward Story we are always interested in information that relates to the way our bodies work and the way families work. I have discovered a book that deals with...
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Cicero on Garden & Library [Quote]
If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need. ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 BC – 43 BC)
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A Couple of Wuthering Observations
...on Wuthering Heights Earlier this spring I made some observations about Emily Brontë and encouraged us to toss out youth as a barrier to the pursuit of any endeavor. I have now read Wuthering...
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