Below is the start of an article that's been a long time coming.
After years of publishing my fiction through big commercial publishers, with thirty-two novels sold to the big New York houses as well as to international publishers around the planet, and more than a million books in print, I have decided to move to self-publishing my fiction.
Why am I going to start publishing myself?
First, because books don't stay in print anymore with major publishing houses, and my 32-novel backlist has just about vanished.
Second, because I know self-publishing works, and doing this will allow me to write the books I want to write the way I want to write them, and present my stories to my readers without an intermediary.
I imagine it seems a little crazy to walk away from twenty years of publishing with the major New York publishers to go into indie publishing and do all the work myself.
The thing is, as fun as it is to walk into a bookstore and see your novels on the shelf, the rest of the experience gets old fast. Prior to reading John Locke's book on self-publishing, I was going round and round with myself about giving up on fiction altogether.
I was already publishing non-fiction (my writing courses), and the experience was FUN. And all the frustration, headaches, and fury associated with my fiction career stood in stark contrast to me being able to talk live to my students in a forum, get immediate feedback on work, and, frankly, get paid regularly.
But I LOVE writing fiction. I didn't want to quit—I simply didn't see a way to make it fun again. To make it as immediate and joyful for me to create as my nonfiction.
When I read Locke's book, I saw myself. Someone who does not care about the numbers, who is not interested in constantly pushing for more readers, who wants only to write stories people love and to get them to the people who will love them.
Being a "team player" has never been my strong suit. Not school, not in nursing, not in writing. I'm not writing for everybody, and I'm not interested in pretending I am. I want to write for the folks who already love what I'm doing, not to have someone constantly push me to make my work blander, safer, and more commercial so it will appeal to people who don't like what I'm doing.
I was BORN to be indie. And now I can.
I hope you'll join this adventure with me.
How much does it cost to self-publish a novel? Specifically, a 45,000-ish word YA novel? I'm 14 years old and going into college this year (at least, that's the plan so far–getting a GED and skipping high school legally, hehe), and it's probably going to be pretty expensive, so a good $7,000 would be quite nice at the moment.
Also, how long does it take? Less time than normal publishing, yes, but… I'm just curious.
Learn the business. The kind of self-publishing you're talking about is VANITY self-publishing, and it's evil.
I spent a couple hundred dollars each on my non-fiction Kindle, Nook, iBook versions of my writing clinics. I did my own cover art, but hired Hitch at http://booknook.biz to do the formatting because I didn't have the time to learn to do it well myself.
And I bought my own ISBNs. But that was it.
Read the FAQs on my site—including the Legacy Publishing stuff, because that's where you'll find out about Vanity publishing.
In the header above, go to Articles / FAQs, and just start reading.
I was so glad–no, make that relieved–when I got your last couple of newsletters. I've been watching all these industry changes, reading blogs by Kristine Kathryn Rusch and others, and wondering what you were thinking about all this, because this self-publishing or indie publishing thing just seemed to have HOLLY LISLE written all over it. I'm so glad you didn't make that decision to quit fiction! I think you're going to do great at this.
As someone that's been following your site for a while, and someone that was inspired to finish my first novel by you (true story!), this excites me to no end! I think you will do phenomenal with self-publishing. I hope to do the same.
I should make that into a T-shirt.
I've read Locke's book (as well as some of his novels… which I have found entertaining enough that every few weeks I download another one) and have also been following a lot of discussion about e-publishing on various blogs… and I think you may be making a wise move. You have a degree of name recognition and enough of a fan base to get some decent numbers posted and start the kind of buzz about your books that could draw more readers to try them. Plus, there is the e-book magic of lower pricing that lures more new readers and yet still yields you more money per book than the traditional dead tree publishing does.
I have been considering this as my next step. I just traditionally published my first book through an agent, and have a second one due to the publisher. I want to do some self published eBooks in the interim. You have given me a lot to consider.
I'm really happy with it. It's more fun, less frustrating, pays regularly—and I get to talk directly to my readers.
You're so generous to share with others your experience, thoughts and everything about writing. Wish you success in self-publishing.
Sounds like self-publishing is going to be great for you. One question however. How do you plan to market your books without the support of the big publishers to the big book sellers? Or are you planning to sell only online?
I'm interested because I've written four books – none of which have been accepted by publishers – anybody I show them to loves them (except publishers and agents) so I've been thinking of self-publishing. I believe I can sell the 1000 books that you need to sell to make a profit.
I applaud your courage and determination but wonder do you recommend self publishing for those of us who are unpublished (forgive such a stupid question but I am new to your site).
You know, I have to wonder…. the publishing houses cant be living in a vacuum… they have to see what's coming and if they want to keep making profits, they gotta be assessing the current situation of self-publishing vs seek agent/publisher.
Am I wrong on this? Do they have plans to combat this?
Bravo Holly! I'm really impressed. The only thing which surprises me, honestly, is that it took you this long! I think this is a great course for you, and I just want to say – welcome to the club!
I've been considering this for a while, (along with considering just hanging it up fictionwise and doing nothing but nonfiction) but picking up and reading through John Locke's "Million Copies" book convinced me the e-book platform was finally widely accepted enough for me to make the jump.
Realizing I had ten books sitting on my bookshelves for which rights had reverted helped.
As did the realization that I could FINALLY find out what happens to Cadence Drake. Fifteen years has been a long wait for that.
Thank you for the encouragement. I'm really excited.
I hope you are also getting into e-publishing as well. I just moved to a new dwelling and most of the moving involved packing and moving books. I now have a Kindle and I plan on buying all my newer books are going to be on the Kindle. I am willing to buy a Nook as well if needed to read your books in the Cadence Drake series.
Holly this is good news and I wish you the best in your self publishing endeavors. Oh, and where can I pre-order Cadence Drake II, and probably HTCB as well because I want it on the Kindle as well.
I'll be offering Kindle, Nook, iBook, and print versions of everything. Already have 100 ISBNs waiting to go (it takes three for each book, so that's not as many as it seems).
Holly, I'm so excited to hear you're bringing back Cadence Drake!!! Woohoo!!! Congrats on striking out on your own…wish you nothing but a successful venture and look forward to finding out what Cadence has been up to over the last 15yrs!!
Clunks Holly on the head. I'm looking through your list of books and none of them have a description so I can tell what they're about and whether or not they have horses (don't like books about horses). The more you tell, the more you sell works on the internet, too.
Self publishing is going to be great for you, I can tell, and frankly I've been wondering for some time why you didn't.
Stay away from Talyn and Hawkspar (which I think are my best novels, but they're full of horses—not about horses, but full of them).
There are light horses in the Arhel books. Aside from that, I don't think I horsed anywhere, but I don't go back and read my own work after it's done, so my readers will be able to tell you if I've missed anything.
Something not related to writing and, yet, for you it may be. That migraine. If it is available in the USA, find a doctor who can give you a Magnesium injection. This is an available treatment here in Australia and my wife uses it when she has debilitating migraine.
I love reading your newsletters and will explore your blog.
I'm not surprised at all by your switch. As someone who's been writing for more than forty years now (and I'm only fifty!) I was rather dismayed at the prospect of going through the gamut that is traditional publishing. It's not that I don't believe in the process–I own more books than most people, and read far more than I own, thanks to the public library.
But for the first time, I'm actually confident that I can write a good story and find an audience for it. The problem with big publishers is that if your book is only going to sell to ten thounsand people, it's not worth it to produce. Which means that in order to make a career in writing via traditional publishing, you need to start big and work up from there. People with modest success don't get a second or third chance.
So my goal, once I get a few publishable-quality novels ready, is to do excactly what you're doing now.
The problem with big publishers is that if your book is only going to sell to ten thounsand people, it's not worth it to produce. Which means that in order to make a career in writing via traditional publishing, you need to start big and work up from there. People with modest success don't get a second or third chance.
Bingo. What I was hoping to do with Rebel Tales has happened on its own. The midlist has a new place to grow and thrive.
I'm planning on publishing my firt book via E-book format through Smashwords e-pub site (just to throw another option out there). There are probably many out there, but I will be going with them.
I subscribe to Dave Wolverton's (David Farland's) "Kick in the Pants" e-letter. He knows a lot about the publishing industry and I enjoy his writing advice also. All physical book sales are down, book chains are downsizing or going out of business. The future is E-publishing. I'm excited because it puts the power and deserved income in the authors hands. I'm saddened because I love the smell, heft, feel of a book – new, old, whatever. I love browsing the shelves in new and used. I don't see the physical book becoming extinct, but it sure seems endangered.
Check out Createspace and Lulu as options for offering your books in print.
I'm going with Createspace for mine—they keep the prices much closer to what big publishers can charge for theirs. But I've used Lulu for years for my Clinics, and they keep good records and pay on time.
Holly, more power to you. You have a great backlist and when you get control of it, they should sell for years and years. Yah! No more out-of-print.
I haven't read any of your paranormals, but have read almost everything else. Wonderful books that stay with a reader. I cried until my nose ran at the end of your Cadence Drake book.
I have the outline for the second Cadence Drake ready as of today. I'm getting in in order for the HTTS Walkthrough now, and will start writing the book next week.
Holly, you just never stop inspiring me!
I've been taking your classes for a while now- first your How To Write A Series course, and currently your How To Think Sideways course. I too have a goal of self-publishing. It took a bad experience (from which wonderful lessons came) to make me realize that seeking publication with a traditional house would never have satisfied my goals in life. When I took your HTWAS course and you told me about the many series' you've done that your publishers cut short, this affirmed what I'd learned.
Born to be indie is a great way of putting it!
Being the next big name in fiction would be great, but for me it's about writing what I want to write, leaving the legacy I want to leave. Life is short. There are stories in me to tell. I believe in them. If I never make a cent as an author- which isn't to say I don't plan on working very hard toward success-I would prefer that to mourning the stories I didn't tell when I breathe my last.
Please share all the adventures you encounter on your self-publishing journey! You're a wonderful mentor and I'll wish you success even though there's no doubt in my mind you'll be brilliant at this. I'm eagerly awaiting more news about your indie experiences, so here's hoping you keep us up to date- I like learning from the best!
Holly, I'm thrilled that you've decided to self-publish. Congratulations. As somebody mentioned upthread, there's still a bit of a stigma attached to self-publishing, and the more established authors who embrace it, the more that stigma will get squashed until, hopefully, it dies.
I took the plunge and self-pubbed my debut novel a couple of months ago. It's not selling like hotcakes yet, but it's getting fantastic word of mouth, and more importantly, I'm having the time of my life. SO much more satisfying than doing the agent-seeking limbo dance.
And re: your FAQ, he basically self-published Dr. Horrible, so I don't know why he couldn't do that with Firefly. It's not like every Browncoat in the world wouldn't pony up for a Kickstarter campaign to get it funded.
I loved "Hunting the Corrigan's Blood" and can't wait for you to re-visit Cadence Drake and her world. I'm glad you decided to go indie and I will always be one of your 1,000 faithful fans.
Let me know what you're releasing and when it comes out and I'll be there for them lining up in your virtual queue. Best of luck, though you've got such skill you won't need luck.
I am not a traditionally-published author, but I just self-published my first book last week. I've already got people I don't know personally buying my book (not many yet, but even one is one more than I'd have had with it sitting on my hard drive).
My book crosses several genres (historical, adventure, romance, a little fantasy), it's set in the Old West even though it's not a western by genre conventions, it's written in first person, and I'm mortally tired of getting "I love this, but I can't sell it" replies to my attempts to publish it traditionally. So here it is.
It's called Repeating History, and it's available at Amazon and on Smashwords.
Being able to do this has made writing fun for me again. And that's all I ever wanted. Well, and to be read. Which is happening, one book at a time.
It's about time. I read you on Bean Books and thought at the time you'd be successful as a self-published author, but thought from your posts that you would never subscribe to anything but traditional publishers. Seems another good author has gotten the news. Now, convince the SFWA to follow suite, and enjoy the thrill ride.
Holly, I am so excited for you! For months I have been chanting at the computer, "You need to go independent!" so I am thrilled you finally heard me. I think it is a great move for you and I know you are going to be just as successful if not more so! I will be following you avidly on this new adventure because I am just on the cusp of publishing my own first novel (thanks to your classes and your encouragement) and am just going to start indie from the beginning. I'm nervous, but excited, too.
I think your decision to self publish is the best thing possible. Your first move is to go back to an earlier series that went out of print too quick. This seems to follow the same logic as the Rebel Tales idea. Being able to offer your work to the public, and then enabling them to go back and get your previous work. Long live the Mid-list!
Good luck, Holly! As a long-time member of Forward Motion, and a student in both HTTS and HTRYN, I truly appreciate what you've done for all aspiring authors. I will be watching your progress with interest, and I hope you will keep us informed along the way, since I, for one (and I know there are many others) have questions about the whole process.
I have been writing for years now, and have gotten some partial requests from agents with my last two attempts. I really love both the worlds and characters, and I think my writing is strong enough to stand for itself (thanks to the above mentioned classes), so I've been thinking about self-publishing. I've watched the growing popularity of e-readers, and, while I'll always love BOOKS, I think digital publishing is going to continue to grow by leaps and bounds. So…I'm very interested in seeing how this journey goes for you, as I think I'll be taking the same trip soon (although without as many companions).
That's a big change! Good luck! I pretty anxious to be able to read more of your work. The only one I've ever found in a store was "Talyn" which I enjoyed (it's also what led me to your website and your books on writing), so I'd like to read more!
I think you are courageous for continuing to make the world fit your dreams instead of trying to fit your dreams into what the world demands. You continue to inspire me.
Darn! Now I have to buy an e-reader.
Well… you could always read on your smartphone or pc…?
As the father of an aspiring writer and an avid SF/Fantasy reader I've been keeping half an eye on the industry lately and I really think self-publishing is the way to go. I have been really fascinated by the self-publishing success of Cory Doctorow and Daniel Keys Moran in particular, as well as the self promotion jump-start of Daniel Suarez and John Lenahan. If I like an author who self publishes at a good price, I will tend to buy a copy of each format. I usually end up with a paperback, epub, kindle format (which I don't even use), and sometimes an audiobook. I am also usually willing to pay a premium for signed copies. When I purchase from someone who self publishes I don't feel like I'm "voting with my dollars" I feel like I'm actually helping the author directly, which is a much more satisfying and direct interaction.
That being said, I think new authors are going to miss a step or two if they think it is really just possible to write, release and profit. How do you plan to handle the editing process for new works as a self publisher? My high-school-age daughter is an aspiring writer, but has discovered that she also really enjoys editing. Do you see any future opportunities for providiing editing services for self-published authors?
I just picked up Locke's book on iBooks. I'll check it out and possibly get a copy for my daughter.
Congratulations on having the courage and energy to make the big changes.
unknown and likely to publish only one book.
So far, so good. The book is the book I wanted to write, and time will tell whether it is a book others come to want to read. It will be available from the publisher as a paperback and from various sites as an Ebook. My web site has accumulated a few hundred hits, so I have hopes of having hundreds or more readers. In fact, I will give out about a hundred paperbacks: to friends, family, nursing staff, neighbors, etc. Nice gifts, at the least.
As you know, some months Amazon sells more Kindle edition books than printed books, and the trend is likely in favor of Ebooks.
All the very best, Holly. It's a brave move and one I'd never make (I'm too lousy at selling). I look forward to keeping up with your progress.
Congrats on this decision! I've been a fan of yours for a long time and have completely loved everything you've written, and i've read almost all of it. I can't wait to be able to download your books onto my kindle.
As far as your poll – i voted, but as i said i love everything you've written so it was a hard choice, and will definitely pick up whatever you choose to release. However my vote has to go to the urban fantasy cross over – a story like your paranormal romances, only with less romance and more paranormal. I have found it difficult to find writers who excel at urban fantasy for adults. It's all over YA, and I love ya, but sometimes i just want more than a YA book can offer. Plus occasionally i get so tired of teen drama..
I'm paddling up this same river with you. I just sent my first, Puca: A Fantasy, out onto the wide world on Amazon and Smashwords. And I'll be doing it with others as I get my rights back from publishers. This is so much fun I'll be writing other stories that I'll put out myself as well.
I have to say a regular paycheck was a huge factor in choosing Indie over a Publisher. Other factors were more control over cover art and style issues.
4 years ago, I wandered onto Forward Motion. I started working on a book there, and moved onto DIY publishing a year ago this week.
I've been wondering if you were going to take the plunge or not. I think you have made a great move! I'm looking forward to seeing your books come out.
I've always played with the idea of making myself a website and self-publishing, and at the same time putting art of my novels on the site (I'm an artist).
Your latest newsletter and blog posts have really inspired me to go for that. I'm not good enough yet — I've had people who don't know me tell me they'd buy anything I sold, but I know that's not much to go on, and my art needs a LOT of brushing up on (har har) before I make a site — but… you know, I think I'll go for it and really work hard on my skills so I can do it.
I'd suggest reading Dean Wesley Smith's blog, especially http://www.deanwesleysmith.com/?page_id=860 Killing the Sacred Cows of Publishing, especially the Chapters on Rewriting. You don't want to rewrite your voice out of your works.
Hi Holly. I think it's great that you're pursuing self-publishing. I've read a bunch of your books and I'll definately be on the look out for more. I have one question about the general 'moving from pro publishing to self publishing' situation. How does an agent figure in? Does an author keep their agent in hopes of selling foreign, audio, etc. rights, or do they part ways?
And J Konrath: http://jakonrath.blogspot.com/ He self-pubs and does experiments: changing ebook covers, etc. to see how they sell.
You go girl! I wish you much happiness and success.
Quick question before I get to enjoy my lunch of Potato & Orange Marmalade sandwiches, when you talk about self-publishing, does that translate solely as an "Ebook"?
Does self-publishing in today's market incorporate printed books as well?
Good for you, Holly! Push hard to get whatever you can up before Christmas. It's probably going to be another record year for e-reader sales, and last holiday season proved that is a tremendous driver of e-book sales.
Way to go, Holly! Nice site, nice direction…cool!
Wow – what a big step! Congratulations and the best of luck to you!
I think this is so true, Holly. I'm so glad you're getting to do what you do best, on your own terms.
Whew. Good luck, Holly. I'm pretty sure you're going to pull this off and you'll be healthier and wealthier by this time next year.
I have self-publishing as my 'plan B'. I'm still pursuing the NY houses (and that's part of the reason why I'm shelling out the cash for the PNWA Conference this week). There are two things I'm hoping to get out of that, apart from scratching a masochistic itch.
1. I want to work with a professional editor and learn from what they have tell me. I'd prefer Lou Anders but there are other editors I'd like to work with. Right now, I'm teaching myself, which is a bit of an uphill slog even with my critique group to give me feedback.
2. I want to get my name out there. I at least have a chance to make a big splash with my first novel. And, yeah, I do want to see my name on the shelves at the Woodinville Barnes and Noble. If and when I self-publish, it will be easier to be successful if I already have a track record of proven quality. If I get a sale at Baen or Ace or Tor I can point to that and say 'at least someone thinks I can write'.
But plan B is still there and still attractive, especially for the niche novels that have people interested but not enough to push.
I'll be following your adventures closely and it'll be good to know that if I'm buying something from your backlog, they money is (mostly) going to you.
I would love to read any books you publish but will they be available in print? I don't have a Kindle or e-reader. I am definitely looking forward to reading your Cadence Drake books because you are so passionate about them and I've heard about them in your courses. I'm also looking forward to reading Fire in the Mist.
It's really exciting that you've reached a new turning point in your writing career and I wish you all the best.
I'm going to use Createspace — but I already own all my own ISBNs, so they'll be coming out with the same imprint and logo I use for my self-published non-fiction, OneMoreWord Books.
I'm glad to see that you will also have actual prints of your books and not only eBooks. Even though I do own (and use!) an eReader too from time to time, I prefer actual printed books so much more. It is amazing to see how different the reading experience is with a printed book compared to an eBook. But of course that will always be a matter of taste vs practicality. I'm glad to see that you leave the choice open for us to choose which book option we prefer!
Speaking as a newbie, fresh off the boat without a single publication, I don't intend to be fed through the legacy publishing meat grinder. An author who I really admired told me my writing was strong and that it might only take me three or four years of making submissions to get an agent or editor's attention.
I guess three or four years is okay for some, but not me. I don't care about the money, or about fame or about carrying copies of my book around Barnes and Noble with the back cover opened to my picture so everyone will know who I am 🙂 No, I wouldn't mind seeing my books on the shelves, but that's not a priority to me.
What I want is readers, who read my novels and love them because of how and what I write. I want to be free to write stories I love, with characters I love.
I peruse a couple of message boards where self publishing is thought of as quite low brow. The rule of thumb is, if agents and editors are rejecting your work, it's not good enough. And how dare you complain at the thought of making changes demanded by an editor or agent. They know far more than you.
Really? Do they know, or care what I love about my writing? Or do they just see dollar signs? Do they care that I found ten people who I would consider my target audience who loved my book? Apparently, no they don't, according to the frequenters of those boards. If an agent or editor tells you to make a change it will make the book better, so stop being a crybaby.
Yes, better as in more marketable. Dilute your book so it appeals to as many people as possible, in rather the same way plain oatmeal is easy to eat. Certainly not something I want every morning. I don't want 2 million readers to buy my first book, decide they aren't impressed and never buy another book by me again. I want 50 true fans who will buy every book I publish, rave about them to their friends and come to my website to get to know me and learn more about my worlds and characters.
I know authors who are quite happy being traditionally published and I'm happy for them. But when they talk about the realities of being published it sounds pretty crappy to me. I'd rather go my own way.
But, frankly, if you want to get paid regularly, and you want to eventually want to be able to make a living as a writer, start establishing yourself from the beginning as a self-publisher. If you start selling in crazy numbers, the publishers will beat a path to your door begging to sell your fiction for you.
If you don't you'll still be able to build a readership, keep all your work in print, and get paid every month.
Thanks for the reponse Holly. I think you're likely right, and as you say the publishers will come calling in the end if the works are successful enough. And the more I read about the "traditional" path the more I dislike it! My main goal is to get my stories out there and visible to readers of relevant genres/comparable books. A bit of what you were talking about in "Are You My Reader" – while the dream of being a best selling, multi-millionaire writer is nice, I'm not willing to write mainstream or bland stories to spec in order to get there.
I can't wait to follow your journey and thank you for sharing so much of it with us.
Hi Holly, I think it's fantastic you're going down the self-publishing route. I've been following the trends of publishing for nearly a year now (since I decided to take my own writing seriously and get some work finished) and it's amazing how much the e-book market has boomed and given writers a real choice in how they want to run their business.
I was wondering what your perspective was on debut novelists choosing between self-publishing and traditional publishing? I think self-publishing is a great option for established authors like yourself, tired of the nonsense and problems with publishing houses, but I'm not so sure about us newbies; with less material and no established audience I worry it doesn't offer the same opportunities as so-called "legacy" publishing.
Thanks for any input you (or anyone else) can give.
It's not just for established pros.. Ever hear of Amanda Hocking? http://www.usatoday.com/life/books/news/2011-02-09-ebooks09_ST_N.htm She self-pubbed, made millions, literally, she's estimated to make $2 mil a year off her self pubbed ebooks. She's now made a deal with traditional publishers to get her books in print and for sale in bookstores, which is a mistake in my opinion. She's even admitted she'll be making less money with this deal. But she wants them in print, so…it's her decision. There are also other self pubbed authors who've made deals with traditional publishers after succeeding at self publishing. I've read that it's possible to get your books in print without dealing with trad. publishers–you just need a printer/someone to make the physical editions and someone to make the deals with the bookstores. Her blog where she talks about her decision http://amandahocking.blogspot.com/ Did I mention they're making movies of her books? The Tyrelle series, iirc. Not bad for an unknown, self-pubbed author. I don't think most people will be her, but she shows it's possible.


As a true crime aficionado and fangirl, the idea that a Ted Bundy documentary would be coming to Netflix excited me to no end. I knew a lot about Bundy from previous readings and podcasts, but these taped recordings were an exclusive that I'd never even heard of before. Conversations with a Killer is a documentary focusing on the life of Ted Bundy, partially told by Bundy himself, which begins with the story of Bundy requesting to speak with a journalist in order to tell his side of the story and clear his name.
The documentary features tapes of Ted Bundy talking about his childhood — he takes his time before he gets into the murders. The reporter who was responsible for taping the interviews, Stephen Michaud, had to come up with a way to get Bundy, a textbook narcissist, to discuss the murders, which is the real beef of the interviews. So Michaud decided to ask him what he thinks happened. This approach gave Bundy a level of power and let him think that Michaud wanted his genius point of view, which got him talking. Bundy tells the stories of the murders from the point of view of the killer. This information is mentioned in the documentary but barely given airtime.
At one point, an interview with Bundy's kidnapping survivor really draws you in. Carol Daronch tells the story of being kidnapped by Bundy, and then the story of how she escaped. Bundy is said to have killed another woman, Debra Jean Kent, very shortly after Daronch escaped, which makes her story all the more thrilling. This was an amazing directorial choice, seeing a living victim who can tell a story rather than just police-assumed retellings creates a connection between viewers and the story. The emotion in the voice of someone who lived through such an event leaves a much larger impact than just hearing the story from a third party.
Similarly, Bundy's mother, Louise, is shown pleading for her son's life. She states that she, nor the rest of Bundy's family and friends, believe that he is possible of such heinous crimes. She does interviews with the press asking that people reconsider their thoughts and insisting that her son is innocent. The pain in her eyes speaks a million words. Much like an interview with a Bundy survivor, this adds depth to the documentary because of the raw emotion, she thinks her son, her baby, is going to prison for doing nothing. It's almost painful to watch.
Despite a number of interesting interviews, this documentary lacked in many areas for being a four-hour endeavor. It never discusses Bundy's reasoning for picking his victims, like their generally similar characteristics. The documentary also focuses very little on the actual tapes of Bundy talking and instead relies on interviews with journalists, police officers, and people that knew Bundy. This makes the title misleading. I went in assuming that there would be mostly recordings of Bundy telling the stories of the murders. This was especially disappointing because there are approximately 100 hours of recordings of Bundy telling his stories. Out of hundreds of hours of recordings, we probably heard, at maximum, an hour of Bundy talking. Calling a documentary "The Ted Bundy Tapes" implies far more interviews with Bundy and far fewer interviews with other people. These factors do help make the story better by providing input and points of view from different sources, but they don't add to the validity of the title.
This documentary did one thing well though; it showed Ted Bundy as both a monster and a (quite literal) lady killer. Although Bundy was on trial for the rapes and murders of college-aged women, many women in that age group showed up to his trial every day and stared at him in awe. As the prosecution and defense are going over the details of the case, women can be seen in the background gazing at Bundy. There are even interviews where women say that he's so charming, and they don't believe he has the eyes of a killer. He could convince and connive his way out of any situation, or so he thought.
Bundy thought he was the smartest man on Earth, and liked to pretend he truly was. Most murderers could be categorized as unattractive, scary, social recluses, but Bundy was none of these things. It is mentioned briefly in the documentary that this is what made the case so unique. By showing both sides of Bundy, monster and attractive man, we are shown more perspective of the women of the 1970s, and why they were so enticed by Bundy. His charm and general good looks made him the perfect candidate to be a killer. He assumed because he was so personable, that he could get away with murder. This made the documentary flourish because you were able to see exactly what a charming smile and a college degree can (almost) get away with.
The documentary also highlights the fact that this was one of the very first cases to be nearly entirely televised, making it a worldwide sensation. Every person could turn on the TV and see the details of the Bundy case come to life day after day. This made the making of the documentary easier, as there was so no shortage of footage to include.
The documentary ends in 1986, with Bundy up on Death Row to be killed within the next week. Many lawyers stood up for Bundy, saying that he shouldn't be electrocuted because of his mental state. This entire section of the documentary seems muddled and boring. Usually, you can rely on a strong conclusion to make a movie or documentary seem better than it was, but it just ends with interviews of cops from Florida discussing their hatred for Bundy. After the enthralling footage that was shown in the documentary, it just felt underwhelming to end on something that is nowhere near as interesting as anything else in the entire show.


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The F word is a blog about everything and anything. It is about my inspirations, my passion and my zeal for life. But mostly it is quite obviously about FASHION!
And finally…Food. I love food so it definitely stands for "Food" ; the pretty plates of food that comes with fine dining and cake. Just lots and lots of cake.
I recently graduated from the University of Manchester with a first class (BSc) degree in Fashion and Textile retailing with honours and moved back to London; because home is where the heart is.
After turning 21 and having purchased my first pair of Louboutins (in 2012), I started this blog to document my interests in fashion.
As clichéd as it sounds, I have a "passion for Fashion" and shopping is my favourite pastime (when I have money that is). I have keen interest in both art and photography and i absolutely love to travel and can't wait to see the rest of the world. Last but not least, when I have the time, I enjoy cooking and I'm a sucker for fine dinning and pretty plates of food.
Abbreviated as the "fwrd", the name also plays on the word "forward" and the concept of the "future"; moving forwards into the new year and focusing on aspirations.
This blog will follow my interests and inspirations from the "F " Words.
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In 1937, the German Ministry of Aviation issued a specification for a short-range, three-seat reconnaissance aircraft with a good all-round view to support the German army in the field, replacing the Henschel Hs 126, which had just entered service. A power of about 850–900 hp (630–670 kW) was specified. The specification was issued to Arado and Focke-Wulf.
Arado's design, the Ar 198, which was initially the preferred option, was a relatively conventional single-engined high-wing monoplane with a glazed gondola under the fuselage.
Focke-Wulf's chief designer Kurt Tank's design, the Fw 189, was a twin-boom design, powered by two Argus As 410 engines rather than the expected single engine and a central crew gondola designed with a heavily glazed and framed "stepless" cockpit forward section, which used no separate windscreen panels for the pilot (as with many German medium bombers), while Blohm & Voss proposed as a private venture something even more radical: chief designer Dr. Richard Vogt's unique asymmetric BV 141. Orders were placed for three prototypes each of the Arado and Focke-Wulf designs in April 1937.
Called the Fliegende Auge ('Flying Eye') of the Wehrmacht Heer (German army), the Fw 189 was used extensively on the Eastern Front with great success. Its Soviet nickname (in both Ukrainian and Russian) was 'Rama' (Frame), referring to its distinctive tail boom and stabilizer shapes giving it the characteristic quadrangular appearance. Despite its low speed and fragile looks, the Fw 189's manoeuvrability made it a difficult target for attacking Soviet fighters. When attacked, the Fw 189 was often able to out-turn attacking fighters by simply flying in a tight circle into which enemy fighters could not follow.
Fw 189 A-1: Initial production version, armed with two flexible 7.92 mm (.312 in) MG 15 machine guns in the dorsal and rear positions, one 7.92 mm (0.312 in) MG 17 machine gun in each wing root, plus four 50 kg (110 lb) bombs. It could carry an Rb 20/30 or an Rb 50/30 aerial camera.
Fw 189 A-1 trop: Tropicalised version of the Fw 189 A-1, fitted with air intake filters and survival equipment. Conversion from A-1s.
Fw 189 A-3: Tropicalised production version of the Fw 189 A-2, fitted with air intake filters and survival equipment.
Fw 189 A-4: Light ground-attack version, armed with two 20 mm MG 151/20 cannons in each wing root, fitted with armour protection for the underside of the fuselage, engines and fuel tanks. No production known.
Fw 189B: The Fw 189B was a five-seat training aircraft; only 13 were built.
Fw 189C: The Fw 189C was conceived as a heavily armoured ground-attack, close-support variant, in competition with the Henschel Hs 129. But its two prototypes (V1b and V6) were not satisfactory, and it was not produced.
Fw 189E: Prototype only, powered by two 700 PS (690 hp, 515 kW) Gnome-Rhone 14M radial engines.
Fw 189 F-2: Fitted with electrically operated landing gear, increased fuel capacity and additional armour plating, powered by two 600 PS (592 hp, 441 kW) Argus As 411 engines.
One Fw 189 survives today. Its story starts on May 4, 1943 when Fw 189 V7+IH (Werk Nr. 2100), of 1./Nahaufklärungsgruppe 10, with V7 originally the Geschwaderkennung code for Heeres-Aufklärungsgruppe 32 based at Pontsalenjoki (due east of Kuusamo, and within the south-central area of modern Russia's Republic of Karelia) took off on a mission to photograph the Loukhi-3 airbase from an altitude of 6,000 m (20,000 ft), then to continue north along the Murmansk-Leningrad railway. Approximately 31 minutes after taking off, V7+IH was attacked by Lend-Lease-acquired Soviet Hawker Hurricane fighters. The aircraft dived to escape the fighters, but owing to damage already suffered, could not pull out in time, and it struck the treetops. The tail was torn off, and the crew nacelle left hanging upside down within the trees. The pilot, Lothar Mothes, survived but one crewman was killed in the crash and the third died from blood loss as a result of a severed leg. Incredibly, Mothes was able to survive two weeks in sub-zero temperatures, evading Soviet patrols while eating bark and grubs as he walked back to his base. Mothes spent the next nine months in a hospital recovering from severe frostbite before returning to the front line, eventually to fly another 100 missions.
In 1991, the wreckage of V7+IH was found in the Russian forest where it had remained for 48 years. The aircraft was purchased by a group of British aircraft enthusiasts and was shipped to the UK, arriving in the town of Worthing, West Sussex in March 1992. The Focke Wulf 189 Restoration Society was formed to restore the aircraft to flying condition. Her former pilot, Lothar Mothes, met up again with his aircraft at the 1996 Biggin Hill Airshow.
It was reported that this aircraft was acquired by Paul Allen's Flying Heritage Collection however its current state is not publicly known.
Powerplant: 2 x Argus As 410A-1 12-cylinder engine generating 465hp each.


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Making Music: The Jones House Releases Its 2016 Outdoor Summer Concert Schedule
Published Wednesday, May 18, 2016 at 2:33 pm
The Town of Boone's Cultural Resources Department released the 2016 Summer Concerts at the Jones House schedule, which includes weekly Friday evening performances from June through August in downtown Boone.
The free concerts are open to the public and feature a host of local and regional acts, including many past favorites and several new to the series. Some of the groups performing in the series for the first time include MaisCeu, Djangovers, Alexa Rose, Analog Poets, Luke Mears Band, Brushfire Stankgrass, Cane Mill Road, and Aaron Burdett.
"We have a lot of really wonderful artists coming this summer," says concerts organizer Mark Freed. "We have some great songwriters, top-notch instrumentalists, and a wide variety of styles from old-time and bluegrass, to gospel and soul, to blues and jazz. There will be something for all types of music fans."
The 2016 series kicks off on June 3 at 5:00 p.m., starting with MaisCeu, followed by The Lazybirds. MaisCeu features the Brazilian guitar style of Jimmie Griffith, known in the area for his work with Banana de Terra. The Lazybirds are a perennial favorite with their mix of American roots styles from jump blues to old-time country to the songs of guitarist and harmonica player, Jay Brown.
The sixth annual Doc Watson Day Celebration takes place on June 17, and this year's performance will feature several of Doc's old musical companions, including Charles Welch, Jack Lawrence with Patrick Crouch, David Holt with Josh Goforth, and Jeff Little with The Jeff Little Trio. While all concerts begin at5:00 p.m., patrons are encouraged to arrive early for the Doc Watson Day Celebration, since crowds will be especially long.
Other June concerts will include a songwriters showcase on the 24th and gypsy jazz band, Djangovers, and Becca Eggers-Gryder with Amantha Mill on the 10th. Eggers-Gryder has performed in the summer concerts series at the Jones House every year since its inception in the 1990s, and Amantha Mill has been on the line up for the past decade.
The month of July includes an evening of jazz with Swing Guitars and Todd Wright, an evening of blues with Luke Mears Band and King Bees, an evening of gospel and soul with the Junaluska Gospel Choir and Soul Benefactor, and more. August features a bluegrass showcase with five bluegrass bands and a songwriter showcase with some of the premier songwriters from North Carolina.
The concerts at the Jones House take place every Friday, starting at 5:00 p.m., rain or shine. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own chairs or blankets to sit in the Jones House lawn under the giant maple trees, while musicians and bands perform from the front porch of the community center.
The 2016 Concerts at the Jones House are produced by the Town of Boone's Cultural Resources Department and sponsored by the Downtown Boone Development Association, Mast General Store, ECRS, M-Prints, Stickboy Bread Co., Melanie's Food Fantasy, and illustrator Miriam Martincic.
For more information about the Jones House Cultural and Community Center or the Summer Concerts at the Jones House series, please visit www.joneshouse.org or call 828.268.6280.
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Whoopi Goldberg, Josh Groban, John Legend, More Will Take Part in NBC's Christmas Spectacular, Starring the Radio City Rockettes
Film & TV News Whoopi Goldberg, Josh Groban, John Legend, More Will Take Part in NBC's Christmas Spectacular, Starring the Radio City Rockettes
By Andrew Gans
The telecast will follow the annual Christmas in Rockefeller Center broadcast.
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Due to the ongoing pandemic, the annual Radio City Christmas Spectacular, featuring the famed Radio City Rockettes, has been canceled for the first time. Instead, audiences will be treated to the TV special Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes, airing December 2 at 10 PM ET on NBC following the network's broadcast of Christmas in Rockefeller Center.
The special, featuring performances that were previously recorded at Radio City Music Hall, will also include appearances and holiday messages from Tony winners Whoopi Goldberg and John Legend, Tony nominee Josh Groban, Jenna Dewan, Carla Hall, and Padma Lakshmi.
Today anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb will host.
Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes–At Home Holiday Special is produced by Alex Coletti Productions with creative support from Madison Square Garden Entertainment. Alex Coletti serves as executive producer. Barbra Dannov and Allison Roithinger co-executive produce.
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Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley's daily series benefits The Actors Fund.
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Oscar winner Regina King directs the film, based on Olivier nominee Kemp Powers' stage play.
Anaïs Mitchell, Aleshea Harris, and Over 100 More Theatre Writers Call on Biden-Harris Administration for Arts Support
By Dan Meyer, Ryan McPhee, Marc J. Franklin | 01/14/2021
Playwrights, composers, lyricists, and librettists have joined a letter campaign advocating for the creation of a Department of the Arts and substantial COVID-19 relief for artists.
Cast Complete for Signature's Simply Sondheim, Starring Norm Lewis, Solea Pfeiffer, Conrad Ricamora, Emily Skinner
The production, directed and choreographed by Matthew Gardiner, will be available to stream beginning February 2.
The Devil Wears Prada Musical Pushes Chicago World Premiere to 2022
By Dan Meyer | 01/14/2021
The stage adaptation will star Beth Leavel and Taylor Iman Jones.
Asolo Rep's 2021 Season to Feature E. Faye Butler in Fannie: The Music and Life of Fannie Lou Hamer
The upcoming season, launching in February, will be presented in Asolo's newly constructed, socially distanced outdoor Terrace Stage.
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The Broadway-themed soap opera will broadcast a live event on January 14.
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Let's Talk About the Most Overrated Team in College Basketball this Year
Rich Sugg
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Evan Newcomb, Sports Editor
The Kansas Jayhawks are the most overrated team in college basketball, now hear me out before you start calling me an idiot. You are right not to believe me Kansas has been one of college basketball's biggest names for decades and they have won 14 straight Big 12 regular season titles. They are known for having good young recruits, consistent four-year veterans and playing solid basketball on offense and defense. They also have head coach Bill Self who is one of the best in the game, maybe one of the best ever. This year, however, they have felt different from the great teams of the past, they have not played the level of basketball that you expect Kansas to play at. They rank 98th in the country in scoring offense with 76.7 points per game and 148th in scoring defense allowing 70.3 points per game pretty pedestrian numbers for one of the nations supposed top teams. They rank 14th overall in KenPom, a reliable ranking system that uses offensive and defensive metrics to calculate how good a team is, which is not as good as they would expect to be. A specifically damaging stat is that they rank 25th in KenPom's offensive efficiency, not the level they need to be at to compete for conference titles let alone national titles.
They currently sit at 17-5 with reasonable losses @ Iowa State and @ Kentucky, however they have been dominated in both games by sides who looked significantly superior. They also have bad losses @ 14-6 Arizona State, @ 9-12 West Virginia and @ 12-9 Texas. The West Virginia loss was most damaging as they had a 6 point lead with 2:34 left in the game, but they did not score again and ended up losing 65-64 on a last-minute layup against the 104th overall ranked KenPom team. In the Texas loss, Kansas was dominated offensively and defensively from the start of the game against a team that talent wise is much worse than them. The losses are all on the road which really tells the story of Kansas's struggles away from Allen Fieldhouse and really shows how this team is not the same team away from the comfort of being at home.
It is not just the losses that hurt it is a large number of close wins, 11 of their 16 wins have come by single digits including a three-point win over New Mexico State, in which they needed a last-second three-pointer by Guard Lagerald Vick and a six-point overtime win over 10-10 Stanford who is 128th overall in KenPom. These are games they should have won convincingly as a top team and did not and make me seriously question their ability as they seem to play down to their competition far too often. A lot of these close wins are obtained through luck as Kansas ranks 55th in KenPom's luck metric which is the best out of KenPom's top 15 teams.
They do have some quality wins including wins over Michigan State, Tennessee, Marquette and Villanova however they haven't been able to take advantage of the other Big 12 contenders failures in conference play only being tied for second with contender Iowa State at 6-3 and behind underdogs Kansas State and Baylor who are at 6-2. The Big 12 schedule only gets harder for Kansas as they still have two games against title contender Kansas State and one game against nationally ranked Texas Tech and have plenty of opportunities to get upset again as they did against West Virginia and Texas.
Kansas is interpreted as good by most of the country because they are ranked high in the AP (Associated Press) Top 25 poll, though they are only there based on their prior achievements. Experts and Fans alike are questioning how good this team is, with one expert asking "Are we sure Kansas is good because the more I watch them the less talented they look". The next few weeks will be telling of how good this team actually are and I will eat my words if Kansas has a firm grip on the Big 12 in the next couple weeks, though I do not think that will happen. Kansas will slowly start to show their true colors and if you are a Kansas fan it is not looking good.
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In this chapter, Holly Anderson, a Canadian social worker who is temporarily working in the United Kingdom, describes her typical working day. Her work involves visiting unaccompanied minors who arrive in the United Kingdom under strenuous and potentially destabilizing conditions. She assesses and documents their progress as stipulated under the Children Act of 1989. On this particular day, she visits three children who are all between twelve and eighteen years old. After switching tubes, travelling on a train and finally on a bus, she arrives in a foster care where her first client, Mahammed, an Afghanistan immigrant, lives. Mahammed has recently immigrated to the United Kingdom and is merely twelve years old. Therefore, he does not understand why Holly will not let him live with his fictitious cousin who she suspects to be part of a child smuggling gang. After seeing Muhammed and trying to rest his fears, Holly travels to the next foster home in order to visit her next client, Alban. Alban is almost eighteen years old and will soon be eligible for financial, housing and educational support. However, he faces a bleak future due to the fact that he has not been granted an 'Exceptional Leave' permit in order to continue living in the United Kingdom. As soon as the meeting is over, Holly travels back to the office where she meets her final client, Hassan, who emigrated from Somalia. Having been granted an indefinite leave of residence in the United Kingdom, he is full of life and bustling with joy. He is the least of her worries. Nonetheless, after reviewing the situations faced by these three boys, the reader is left wondering why there are huge discrepancies in the situations faced by these minors. Do the provisions under the Children Act sufficiently cater for the needs of these children? In addition, does the Immigration Act create a conflict of ideals with the Children's Act?
During her visits, Holly gains a lot of information about the situations that her clients are facing. First, Muhammed is unsettled, distraught and anxious to live with a family member. Secondly, Alban is nervous and uncertain about his future. Finally, Holly learns that Hassan has embraced his destiny and is fully focused on his future. Whereas the 'Looked after Children' program is exemplified as very successful, it is highly troubling that this system robs these children what it has endeavored to create as soon as they are eighteen: a fresh start.
In conclusion, Holly's experiences are humbling and insightful. She has understood the harrowing experiences that these children undergo in order to attain a second opportunity in stable and democratic countries such as the United Kingdom; she also gains an appreciation for the stability in her mother nation, Canada.


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A Fourth Like No Other
Independence Day Is for Celebrating Our Freedoms, Despite Trump
By Terry H. Schwadron. DCReport Opinion Editor
Terry H. Schwadron
Thankfully, most of us can enjoy backyard barbeques and municipal fireworks today, momentarily bowing to the glory of nearly 250 years of nationhood for a United States that has made its mark in the world by promoting a mix of wonderful traits that add up to American values.
Those include individualism and hope, of course, personal liberty to speak out, the ability to live without a tyrannical declaration limiting our choices. Our Fourth of July celebrates our freedoms, even if they now increasingly are becoming fragile under a Trump administration that is attacking the foundations of many of those institutional freedoms.
Away from the fireworks, this administration has fostered division in politics, in race, in schools, in environmental outlook, in allowing people to choose whom to love or turn into.
The president is trying to take over today's national Fourth of July celebrations in Washington to put military tanks on the Mall, flyovers of military aircraft and him speaking in what will be all-but a Trump political rally on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in an ironic replay of Dr. Martin Luther King's address to the best of our public spirit.
Sowing Discord
But away from the fireworks, this is an administration that has fortified the growth of hate speech, of racial discord, of mean acts against non-citizens at the southern border. It has fostered division in politics, in race, in schools, in environmental outlook, in allowing people to choose whom to love or turn into.
It is especially at this times of national joy and recreation that we need to think about those among us who are being left behind a time of economic success for those who are well to do and to those on the wrong side of the Trump push for values of another era.
In Alabama, where the state government has moved to ban and criminalize abortion, for example, the story of what has happened to one woman, black and pregnant, should capture our attention. Marshae Jones was five months pregnant when she was shot in the stomach last week, killing the fetus. It happened during an argument with another woman.
That is tragic, but what followed made it worse: The police charged Jones criminally for her role in starting the fight, according to authorities. The formal charge is manslaughter and in the days since the local prosecutors, surprised by the national reaction, have reconsidered the charges and decided not to pursue them.
Alabama has become Ground Zero for how pregnant women and fetuses are being treated. In May, the governor signed a bill banning abortion at every stage of pregnancy and criminalizing the procedure for doctors, in what became the most stringent measure to prohibit abortion in the country.
Apart from the specifics of the case, here's my question: Is this what American values are all about? Is this the America that Trump wants to Make Great?
Alabama is among 38 states now that are moving to limit abortion, and Trump is beating the drum, through judicial appointments, lies about opponents at his rallies, and in relevant government policies to make fetuses into victims.
The police initially charged the second woman, Ebony Jemison, with manslaughter but that charge was dismissed after the grand jury failed to indict her.
As with a general lack of empathy toward migrant children being kept in cages, you could view this single case as part of a pattern of women of color who are facing charges for drug use or car accidents or other events that result in the death of a fetus. In this case, is it not tragic enough that the pregnancy was ended, that this woman lost her baby? Why charges?
Deep Divisions
I'm struck by the deep division that has come to reflect this country.
The message of the Statue of Liberty increasingly seems lost. Our public conversations about health care are about money, not about health, about the need to support the individualism of young hedge-fund males who think they are invincible and should not be taxed to provide health care to older, sicker or less fortunate people. Our public conversations about climate disruption and deregulating the environment are about protecting businesses, not about clean air and water. Our conversations about judges are no longer about independence and precedents but about packing the court with outwardly political partisans of the correct party. As a nation, we increasingly seem to believe in gerrymandering, suppressing the vote of opponents and extending power for white, male-dominant power centers.
As we watch Trump take over the literal and ideological fireworks in Washington, lets hope we can find some good old American caring for the underdogs in our society.
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Appearance is not the only thing you need to think about when choosing between a shower curtain or glass enclosure for your bathroom renovation. Some other factors you need to consider are: functionality, personal maintenance, budget and long-term plans.
Shower curtains have the benefit of being able to hide messy baths, or alternatively reveal your beautiful porcelain. Shower curtains when left outside of the bathtub do drip onto the floor, which is a serious consideration especially for small bathroom renovations as stepping in water can get annoying as well as messy.
If deciding to go with a shower curtain for your bathroom renovation it is important to make sure that the curtain is non-PVC (polyvinyl chloride) as it is extremely hazardous to your health and the environment. The type of material you choose can effect not only the look, but its functionality as well. For example, hemp is great for its natural resistance to mold and mildew.
One of the major benefits in having a shower door/glass enclosure is that they are made from safety tempered or laminated glass, allowing for with minimal maintenance with years of durability. Many feel as though this makes up for the added expense, as glass enclosures can be kept new-looking for years.
Frameless glass enclosures are becoming more and more popular for their elegant look, as well as that they add a feeling of grand space with their open-style bathroom design. Though they have an extra cost this choice will add value to your home.
Like the kitchen, bathrooms are one of the most frequently used rooms in your home. It is important that it gets the attention that it needs in order to make it a relaxing, clean and welcoming space. Not only to add value to your home, but to add value to your life. Correctly renovating your bathroom can make an incredible impact on your house and the choice between a shower curtain or glass enclosure is a big part of that.
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Art by Marco Castiello.Available May 15th. Art by Nic Klein.Available June 5th. Art by Marco Castiello.Available May 29th. Art by Mike del Mundo.Available February 13th. War of the Realms: Spider-Man and the League of Realms #3 (of 3) (Tie-in)Written by Sean Ryan. Malekith slaughtered countless of Light Elves and marched towards Ljosalfgard. War of the Realms #3 (of 6)Written by Jason Aaron. Find out more about it here. As much as I'd like to read some of the story leading up to it, I'm glad it's not required. Most books connect to each other and tend to stay on Earth or Myst but will dabble into other lands. Should be fun to see where this goes. I'm a big fan of mythology so naturally I love Thor, Loki, and the rest of the Asgardians. War of the Realms #4 (of 6)Written by Jason Aaron. Asgardians of the Galaxy #7Written by Cullen Bunn. Act 3 : Midgar's Last Stand! Captain Marvel #6 (Tie-in)Written by Kelly Thompson. ... Start reading War Of The Realms (War Of The Realms (2019)) on your Kindle in under a minute. Art by David Marquez.Available March 6th. Art by David Marquez.Available March 20th. You'll have to read War of the Realms to find out! Avengers #15Written by Jason Aaron. Art by Gunji and Ario Anindito.Series starts July 24th, Agents of Atlas #1 (of 5)Written by Greg Pak and Jeff Parker. I hope you enjoy the rest of War of the Realms! War of the Realms event is divided into 4 main events namely: 1. The tie-ins are made to extend the story as you see fit and are not required reading to understand the main story. The epic War of The Realms has finally come to an end in Marvel Comics, filled with fights, deaths, rebirths, unforgettable moments, and universal changes that fans will be talking about for years. Kindly let me know in the comments below or via Facebook or Twitter. Art by André Lima Araújo.Available May 8th. And if you want everything in one BIG book then there is also The War of the Realms Omnibus coming out later half of 2020. THE ROAD TO WAR OF THE REALMS BEGINS IN MARCH! I'm also a huge fan of the MCU, so I'm familiar with the characters. Art by Paolo Villanelli.Available June 19th. I've found this site to be really helpful to figure out how/what to read. But do not stress! "The War of the Realms" is a 2019 comic book storyline published by Marvel Comics. War of the Realms #1 (of 6)Written by Jason Aaron. War of the Realms: Journey Into Mystery #2 (of 5) (Tie-in)Written by Clint McElroy, Travis McElroy, and Griffin McElroy. Tarot Reading of X-Men: X of Swords Chapter 22 – X of Swords Destruction #1! Avengers #20 (Tie-in)Written by Jason Aaron. With more than 80 issues involved, it's a big read (and really good too) but that's a lot of to read if you just want some background reading for War of the Realms. Art by Derek Charm.Available May 8th. Art by Gang-Hyuk Lim.Available May 8th. MAY 29. Your Guide To The Shaman King Manga And It's Spin-Offs, Reign of X: Everything You Need To Know About The Next Stage Of X-Men Comics, Justice League: Endless Winter Reading Order Checklist, 4 Ways To Enjoy Newspaper Comic Strips Without Reading The Newspaper, Billionaire Island Takes Aim At The Mega-Rich [Review], Svartalfheim? War of the Realms Prelude Collects: Thor (1966) #344; Thor: God Of Thunder #13 & #17; Mighty Thor (2015) #1-2, #13-14 & #22, #25, Mighty Thor (2015) #4 & #700, and Mighty Thor: At The Gates Of Valhalla This is Marvel's version of a collected "fast track" leading up to War of the Realms. Venom #14 (Tie-in)Written by Cullen Bunn. I very much enjoy the thrill of the hunt and fully intend on obtaining every comic, no matter how obscure to the story it is. Art by Ed McGuinness.Available April 24th. Some release dates need to be changed on this list: 3: War Of The RealmsCollects: Tony Stark: Iron Man #12-14 and Iron Man (1998 series) #25 (not part of War of the Realms). In WOTR #4 he is with Malikith. Prepare for the War of the Realms! The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #44-45. War of the Spider Queen is a fantasy series of novels set in the Forgotten Realms universe published by Wizards of the Coast.The series contains six books focused on the drow and their principal deity Lolth.Each of the six novels in the series is written by a different author with veteran Forgotten Realms author R. A. Salvatore overseeing the project. War of the Realms #2. Thor #11. Art by David Marquez.Available February 20th. Art by Steven Cummings.Available May 1st. Art by Iban Coello.Available April 24th. Tarot Reading of X-Men: X of Swords Chapter 20 – X-Men #15! Valkyrie: Jane Foster Vol. Amazon.com: War of the Realms: Giant-Man (9781302918286): ... the Kindle eBook is available now and can be read on any device with the free Kindle app. Thor #12 (Tie-in)Written by Jason Aaron. This is probably a stupid question, but I'm relatively new to comics and I've been looking for a confirmed reading order for War of the Realms (including tie-ins). Art by Andrea Sorrentino, Joe Quinones, and others.Available April 17th. Change Superior Spider-Man #8 to 6/19 Wonderland books tend to keep to themselves for the most part so they are in the middle column. War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas #1-2. I just read through the material for the reading list of WAR OF THE REALMS and I'm requesting a full list of all the Jason Aaron Thor issues leading up to this storyline. Art by Russell Dauterman.Available June 26th. ), Creannotators #26: "Spider-Woman" Interview With Writer Karla Pacheco, Marvel Year Twenty-Seven: 1988 Pt. Thor #10Written by Jason Aaron. The title page of War Scrolls says to read it AFTER reading WotR #2. Art by Leinil Francis Yu.Available May 1st. Art by Steven Cummings.Available July 10th. Deadpool #13 (Tie-in)Written by Skottie Young. War of the Realms: Journey into Mystery #2. War of the Realms: War Scrolls #2 (of 3) (Tie-In)Written by Jason Aaron, Devin Grayson and others. Avengers Vol. War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #1 (2019) Giant-Man #1 (2019) Giant-Man #2 Giant-Man #3. War of the Realms: Journey Into Mystery #1 (of 5) (Tie-in)Written by Clint McElroy, Travis McElroy, and Griffin McElroy. Saying that you dont have to read tie ins to get the full story is misleading. War of the Realms #2 (of 6)Written by Jason Aaron. Jotunheim? 8 #19. Thor #12. War of the Realms. Art by André Lima Araújo.Available June 19th. Original Sin (2014) #1. published May 7, 2014. added to marvel unlimited Nov 3, 2014. artist. Art by Mike Del Mundo.Available April 17th. Previous Marvel Event Reading Order: Secret Empire. Avengers #17Written by Jason Aaron. War of Realms: New Agents of Atlas #4 (of 4) (Tie-in)Written by Greg Pak. https://comicstore.marvel.com/War-Of-The-Realms-War-Scrolls-2019-3-of-3/digital-comic/51838?r=1, Superior Spider-Man #7 will be released 6/12, not 6/5. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. Art by Mike Del Mundo.Available June 26th. Collected editions of the War of the Realms, a crossover event that have been building up in the pages of The Mighty Thor, following the return of the Dark Elf Malekith from imprisonment. Long story short, if you're really lookin… As Jason Aaron's Thor was a big part of the lead up to War of the Realms and during it, it's only fitting that events from it will ripple in the Thor comic. I'm another yes vote for the whole prelude thor reading order! Asgardians of the Galaxy #8 (Tie-in)Written by Cullen Bunn. In Marvel's next big comic book event, War of the Realms, we'll see what happens when Malekith and his extensive forces of Dark Elves, Fire Goblins, and Frost Giants try and take Earth by force. War of the Realms: Journey Into Mystery #5 (of 5) (Tie-in)Written by Clint McElroy, Travis McElroy, and Griffin McElroy. Available May 22nd (you have it as the 15th), Just a little update since Marvel changed the release dates, Hi Trevor, i have some changes for the order… Art by Mike Del Mundo. The Road to WAR OF REALMS officially begins, in March, and it starts in the pages of Jason Aaron's AVENGERS #16, releasing on 3/6/19. I tend to find these too slight for a real enjoyment of the event (for example, Marvel's 2015 Secret Wars Prelude), but seeing as they know the contents of the event, these key issues are telling. War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas #3 (of 4) (Tie-in)Written by Greg Pak. Make sure to still read Original Sin: Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm though! First, though, we have our regular video round-up of the Week in Warhammer. It's my way of sharing my borderline obsessive addiction to the comic book medium, and I hope you like some of what's going on here. Art by Paolo Villanelli.Available May 22nd. Art by Gang Hyuk Lim and Carlo Pagulayan.Series starts in August. Superior Spider-Man #7 (Tie-in)Written by Christos Gage. Tarot Reading of X-Men: X of Swords Chapter 21 – Excalibur #15! Marvel's War of the Realms Ultimate Reading Order Marvel's War of the Realms was the crossover event of 2019, and here's the best way to read the Asgardian Marvel epic. Marvel's War of the Realms was the crossover event of 2019, and here's the best way to read the Asgardian Marvel epic. War of Realms: New Agents of Atlas #1 (of 4) (Tie-in)Written by Greg Pak. 1. War of the Realms #5 (of 6)Written by Jason Aaron. Captain Marvel #7 (Tie-in)Written by Kelly Thompson. Mike … War of the Realms: Journey Into Mystery #4 (of 5) (Tie-in)Written by Clint McElroy, Travis McElroy, and Griffin McElroy. Art by Andrea Sorrentino and others.Available May 29th. Where exactly did you find the information for the reading order? Art by Nico Leon.Available May 29th. As far as the regular story arc goes, Avengers and Asgardians of the Galaxy aren't essential. War of the Realms Strikeforce: War Avengers #1 Art by André Lima Araújo.Available April 10th. Find out more about it here. Act 2 : Reclaim the Realms (from WotR #3 to Fantastic Four #10) Art by Gang-Hyuk Lim.Available June 26th. Art by Derek Charm.Available July 3rd. The Road to WAR OF REALMS officially begins, in March, and it starts in the pages of Jason Aaron's AVENGERS #16, releasing on 3/6/19. Have you found the War of the Realms Reading Order helpful? Art by Ray-Anthony Height and Gustavo Duarte.Available May 22nd. Prefer to read War of the Realms in trade paperback? Collected Editions: Punisher: Kill Krew. Avengers #16Written by Jason Aaron. War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #1 (of 3) (Tie-in)Written by Matthew Rosenberg. Next weekend, all eyes turn once more to warband skirmishes in the Mortal Realms, as new releases for both Warhammer Underworlds and Warcry arrive for pre-order. Then towards the end of War Avengers #1, Malikith takes Venom and and Captain Marvel says,"Where the hell did they go? Reading Order: Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #1-Punisher: Kill Krew #1-5. Asgardians of the Galaxy #10 (Tie-in)Written by Cullen Bunn. My Marvelous Year: Episode #100 – An Interview W/ Ann Nocenti! THE ROAD TO WAR OF THE REALMS BEGINS IN MARCH! I've been looking at the Annihilation Omnibus but decided to spend my time reading this series instead. While Thor (Jane Foster) assisted the Light Elves in fighting the invading forces, Queen Aelsa held a meeting with … 1. I just finished War of the Realms #1 and it's the first comic I've ever read. The only thing I've found are the checklists, which show them in a different order – which is obviously not the reading order. Collects: War Of The Realms 1-6, War Of The Realms: Omega. Venom #13 (Tie-in)Written by Cullen Bunn. Thor #13 (Tie-in)Written by Jason Aaron. Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #43 (Tie-in)Written by Brandon Montclare. Fantastic Four #10 (Tie-in)Written by Dan Slott. War of the Realms #3. They are in the first column. Art by Juanan Ramirez.Available June 12th. Free 5-8 day shipping within the U.S. when you order $25.00 of eligible items sold or fulfilled by Amazon. The solicitations mention that this is the beginning of the final Thor story for Jason Aaron's run. Giant-Man #2. Art by Lan Medina.Available June 12th. Longer answer: As long as you read War of the Realms #1-6 then you do not have to read any other War of the Realms tie-ins if you do not want to. ... To be honest I when the War of the Realms came out I did not really know much about it. Hey Jacob, I've talked to a few people who have started with War of the Realms as their first Marvel comic and they've been fine. War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #2 (of 3) (Tie-In)Written by Matthew Rosenberg. https://comicstore.marvel.com/Superior-Spider-Man-2018-7/digital-comic/51691. For all of our War of the Realms coverage check out the Damage Report! War of the Realms Strikeforce: The Dark Elf Realm #1 (2019) War of the Realms Strikeforce: The War Avengers #1 (2019) Agents of Atlas: Pandemonium For the past few years, writer Jason Aaron has been building up to something big throughout his Thor comics. War of the Realms Strikeforce: The Land of Giants #1. It would be a massive expectation, both in terms of devotion and financially, for readers to read absolutely every comic involved as part of War of the Realms. Especially since I buy lots of books weekly and my reading pile is now the size of a mountain! Marvel's War of the Realms Ultimate Reading Order. For someone like me who knows virtually nothing about comics, it would be really hard to track down and decide on what to read. All images are owned by their respective copyright owners unless stated and are used for promotional and review purposes. Art by Nico Leon.Available June 19th. Art by Mike Del Mundo.Available May 29th. Screaming at No One (Lois Lane: Enemy of the State Review! This is the Zenescope Grimm Fairy Tales (GFT) universe reading order, a chronological list divided by the bigger events. Malekith the Dark Elf has been conquering the Ten Realms one by one until there is only one left. War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas Collects: War of the Realms: New Agent… For the War of the Realms is coming…and the invasion of Earth may have already begun. Where does the War of the Realms Giant Man fit into this? Art by Mike del Mundo.Available March 20th. These are the volumes you'll need to track down. Art by Marco Castiello.Available June 12th. Ive only been reading the actual War Of The Realms, there are major gaps between all the issues that you need to read the tie ins to get. Thanks. Art by Juan Ferreyra.Series starts July 31st. Art by Stefano Caselli.Available May 29th. 2 (With Sara Century! Art by Iban Coello.Available June 12th. Art by Matteo Lolli.Available February 6th. That one realm is Midgard, also know as Earth, home to 99% of Marvel's heroes.
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Massage therapy reduced depression, anxiety and anger in women with breast cancer, and increased their levels of dopamine, serotonin, natural killer cells and lymphocytes, according to recent research.
"Breast cancer patients have improved immune and neuroendocrine functions following massage therapy" was conducted by the Touch Research Institutes, Department of Pediatrics, Hematology/Oncology Clinics, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and Department of Medicine at the University of Miami School of Medicine.
Thirty-four women with Stage 1 or 2 breast cancer were randomly assigned to either a massage-therapy group or a standard-treatment control group. Each participant had completed radiation or chemotherapy treatment at least three months before the study started.
Women in the massage-therapy group received three 30-minute massages per week for five weeks. The massage involved stroking, squeezing and stretching techniques on the head, arms, legs, feet and back. Women in the control group received standard treatment only, with the option to receive massage after the study.
The State Trait Anxiety Inventory, Profile of Mood States and the Symptom Checklist-90-R were used to evaluate participants' anxiety and mood at the beginning and end of the study period.
Urine samples were taken from the women on the first and last days of the study, and their blood was drawn.
Results of the urine tests showed that serotonin and dopamine levels for the massage group increased, and the blood tests showed that there was a significant increase in their natural killer (NK) cell numbers and lymphocytes.
Results of the questionnaires showed that women in the massage-therapy group had reduced anxiety, depression, anger and hostility.
"In the current study, massage therapy was found to be a safe treatment, as no adverse effects were reported, and massage was found to positively impact the psychology, immunology, and biochemistry of women with breast cancer," state the study's authors.
Source: The Touch Research Institutes, Department of Pediatrics, Hematology/Oncology Clinics, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and Department of Medicine at the University of Miami School of Medicine. Authors: Maria Hernandez-Reif, Ph.D., Gail Ironson, M.D., Tiffany Field, Ph.D., Judith Hurley, M.D., Galia Katz, Miguel Diego, Sharlene Weiss, Ph.D., Mary Ann Fletcher, Ph.D., Saul Schanberg, M.D., Ph.D., and Cynthia Kuhn, Ph.D. Originally published in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2004.


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Person cycling bicycle killed in collision with truck driver in Dublin
November 1, 2019 by Cian Ginty
A male cyclist — age currently unknown — was killed this morning in a collision with a truck driver at a junction of the South Circular Road in Dublin.
It was first reported that it was at the junction with the Bulfin Road, but it is now understood the collision happened at the junction of Brookfield Road, beside the Mace shop and across from the site of the new National Children's Hospital.
Colin Heeney at the Garda press office said: "Gardaí are investigating a fatal road traffic collision that occurred this morning Friday 1st November 2019 at approximately 8:30am on the South Circular Road at the junction of Bulfin Road."
"The collision involved a lorry and a pedal cyclist. The male cyclist — age currently unknown — was fatally injured. His body remains at the scene at this time. The lorry driver was uninjured. The scene is currently preserved for the arrival of the Garda forensic collision investigators to carry out their examination. The road is currently closed to traffic and diversions are in place."
He said: "Gardaí are appealing for anyone with information, particularly any motorists who may have been on the South Circular Road between 8:15am – 8:45am who may have dash cam footage to come forward."
He added: "Anyone with information is asked to contact Gardaí in Kevin Street on 01 6669400 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station."
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I passed by soon after the accident. You could tell it was serious as there was a major Garda and fire brigade presence with a big screen up to restrict visibility of the scene. I get on and off Dublin bikes there regularly. Very dangerous at the moment with all the construction traffic from the new hospital. RIP to the unfortunate victim.


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Al-Futtaim buys M&S retail business in Hong Kong & Macau
Courtesy: Marks and Spencer
Al-Futtaim has acquired the retail business of Marks and Spencer (M&S) in Hong Kong and Macau. The sale completed on December 30, 2017 after several discussions, now sees Al-Futtaim become the new sole franchisee for M&S in Hong Kong and Macau. Al-Futtaim has worked in partnership with M&S since 1998 when the first M&S store was opened in Dubai.
"We have substantially reshaped our international business, which has improved profitability and positioned us for growth. As one of the world's leading retail operators, with strong logistics capabilities and local expertise, Al-Futtaim is the ideal partner for us to develop and grow our business in Hong Kong and Macau," said Paul Friston, Marks & Spencer's international director.
"We are delighted to strengthen our long-term partnership with M&S and expand Al-Futtaim's international footprint to Hong Kong and Macau. Al-Futtaim looks forward to building on our solid foundations as we continue to enrich our customers' lives and aspirations through the provision of quality products and services in Hong Kong and Macau," Stephen Rayfield, vice president M&S and sports & lifestyle division at Al-Futtaim said.
The sale follows M&S's strategic review of its international business in November 2016, where M&S proposed to have a greater focus on its established franchise and joint venture partnerships and operate with fewer wholly-owned markets.
Al-Futtaim operates 43 M&S stores across seven markets in the Middle East, as well as in Singapore and Malaysia. Most recently Al-Futtaim has extended the reach of M&S's popular chilled food to three markets, and will shortly be opening the first standalone M&S food store in the Middle East. (RR)
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