This comprehensive guide is filled with great ideas, practical help, and straightforward guidance for anyone planning their own publication. It covers newspapers, magazines, journals, newsletters, electronic newsletters, and e-zines.
Firsthand accounts of the experiences of ordinary people during the Second World WarHistorian Carol Harris has collected a remarkable series of accounts from the war's darkest days, with heartwarming stories of survival, perseverance, solidarity, and bravery, the preservation of which becomes increasingly important as the Blitz fades from living memory. As World War II loomed, everyone expected it would bring a new kind of conflict to Britain. Raids by airships in World War I and the attack on Guernica in the Spanish Civil War had given a terrifying taste of what was to come, so when war was declared in September 1939, massive air raids against civilians were anticipated. London was a major target throughout the war, but it was not only the capital that on November 8, 1940, 30,000 incendiary bombs rained down on Coventry, laying waste to the city, including, famously, its cathedral. Port cities such as Plymouth, Bristol, and Liverpool also suffered especially badly. Highlighting the effects of the Blitz outside of London, this anthology of excerpts from letters, memoirs, and diaries tells the story of the bombing as a chronological narrative, until the very end of the war.
This text shows how Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) can be used for the whole life - from how to think, feel and act in business life to social, emotional, mental, physical and spiritual life.
Offering a clear and accessible introduction to Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Carol Harris demystifies the subject with straightforward explanations. She avoids complex jargon and instead provides practical, actionable advice for incorporating NLP techniques into daily life, empowering readers to achieve their goals effectively.