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Humanizing Madness Review
This approach has won much scientific admiration over several decades and has become a self-made rule in psychiatry dealing with 'abnormal' behavior.
Book Review: AIDS Orphans Rising
The threat is global, though the situation is particularly serious in African countries, especially South Africa, Ethiopia, and Zambia.
Tonya Harding’s Story Revealed in The Tonya Tapes
The story of Tonya's scandal dates back to January 1994, when U.S. national champion figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked by a man who clubbed her in the knee and ran away.
And Other Stories: A Fresh and Unique Literary of Short Stories
Putting together a collection of fresh and unique literary short stories is not so common a publishing venture in our genre-dominated times.
Anti-Birth Mania in Writing
Perhaps, the anti-birth and pro-retreat mania in writing may be called a cowardly negation of reality and an irrational expression of escapism.
