Creative Non-Fiction

Greetings and Welcome to a Peculiar Portal, a book created from lil sayings inspired by random single letters to open mental portals and doorways in one’s awareness. Targeted, to relieve with ease, life’s stresses. I’ve expanded my perspective on things in my life just by writing them and perhaps you’ll find some inner contemplation happening to you as you enter into their Peculiar Portals. Read them if you dare! I assure you they will clear the Air. Take some time to uplift and re-align, as you relax your mind into a fun approach to expanding Consciousness. MUCH LOVE

30-Day Planner for 2019. This is created to use with Life Coaching programs for 30-day programs or for short personal goals. It takes 21 days to form a new habit. Create your goals and then document your progress. Stay on course for 21 days and you have started your transformation. By documenting your goals and charting your progress, aids in changing your mindset. This is great for those who need a tool to get organized and you find that writing has helped you in the past. This is a product of Gibson Skill Development and Training Center LLC.

A true story of adoption through providence, passion and perseverance. Told from the firsthand experience of the author, the 5-year process of blending a cross-cultural family through the ups and downs of life and through the complexities of international adoption unfolds in waves of joys, twists, trials and sacrifice. “My experiences unfolded before me as life always does in its linear progression masking the change that would occur at a time most unexpected.” - J.R.

Living life and understanding the world through the eyes of a depressed mind. Discovering old things in a new way. Fearing only that you may never find your truth, and not being fearful of what truth you may find. Seeing light in the darkest of places, and then turning the light up for others to see. Opening one’s mind to all that is real, and making your decision based on facts and not the words of others. Learning from the past to set a new course to your future. Doing the hard things because you know it is the right thing to do even when it makes you unpopular. Perhaps if Evel Knievel, Elvis Presley, and Buzz Aldrin were doing the “in thing,” instead of “their thing” they may not ...

Memes for your everyday reader

The industry didn't want this published and they're afraid of this because I raised questions. This would be the expanded and revised edition as it has a new ISBN -- I like the publish now, ISBN later. I got an in-house ISBN for this. Being the third book I wrote and published; designed it all. My publishers in '06 got bullied throughout 2007. The anthology publishers who published me got punished too as I saw death threats for publishing Issue 10 of my magazine (Issue Five and Ten are back.) Warning: *Contains raw language and instant mindscrew factor.* The House of Pain Second in Command. The book stemmed the anthology Nickolaus Albert Pacione Delivers: A Library Of Unknown Horror ...

It’s as simple as this, you have two options when given a second chance at life, do what you do best, and live your life only to let a substance kill you, or make that CHANGE. We do not all have to fall victim to this disease. We do recover.

The speedy shift from pregnancy, birth, to newly postpartum often leaves little room or time for a postpartum parent to process what occurred over the hours or days of their labor/birth experience, ultimately leaving emotional loose ends and disjointed memories of that momentous occasion. This resource serves as a guided workbook to help anyone with a desire to reflect on and review their birth experience. Whether you have positive feelings about how that journey unfolded or are starting to explore your emotions around a challenging birth, this resource asks simple yet thought-provoking questions to get you started on the path to emotional awareness & mental exploration. Whether it ...

These are my journal entries of 1995. I was living in Brooklyn with my friend, John, and his roommate, Liz, at the time. He had an art loft space on Duffield Street. Years later, as I was visiting my old haunts in N.Y.C., I noticed it had been converted into very expensive, high-end condominiums. But when I lived there for a brief period (about two years) back in the mid-1990’s, (when I was a “Grunge Girl”) it was very much an artist space. Brooklyn is my favorite borough, after Manhattan. It’s edgy and cool. Even my coolest friends all lived in Brooklyn. It’s working-class and no-nonsense; however, there might be more yuppies there now, converting real estate and increasing in ...