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Diana, Herself
In this exuberant allegory, bestselling memoir and self-help author Martha Beck takes readers into the wild parts of the world and the human psyche. The story of Diana, Herself helps every reader chart a course for awakening to greater joy, adventure, and purpose.
Articles & Stories for Reprint
Articles & Stories For Reprint includes 33 articles and stories that may be reprinted without incurring any costs, any number of times in magazines, newspapers, newsletters, bulletins, and on web sites or any other form of information reproduction. At least five of the features have never been published before anywhere. We have deliberately included as comprehensive a variety of articles as possible to cater for a wide user base. Never be stuck for content ever again, and never miss a deadline, not when you have a copy of Articles & Stories For Reprint on your PC, or beside your desk.
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My House in Damascus
The ongoing conflict in Syria has made clear just how limited the general knowledge of Syrian society and history is in the West. For those watching the headlines and wondering what led the nation to this point, and what might come next, this book is a perfect place to start developing a deeper understanding. Based on decades of living and working in Syria, My House in Damascus offers an inside view of Syria’s cultural and complex religious and ethnic communities. Diana Darke, a fluent Arabic speaker who moved to Damascus in 2004 after decades of regular visits, details the ways that the Assad regime, and its relationship to the people, differs from the regimes in Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya—and why it was thus always less likely to collapse quickly, even in the face of widespread unrest and violence. Through the author’s firsthand experiences of buying and restoring a house in the old city of Damascus, which she later offered as a sanctuary to friends, Darke presents a clear picture of the realities of life on the ground and what hope there is for Syria’s future.
