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Russell-Alexander Publishing, formerly Temple Woman Publishing, was established to support new authors in writing, editing, marketing and self-publishing their books; and to support experienced, published authors in preparing their books for publication.
With us, new authors can focus on their writing and enjoy the process without the pressure of deadlines, or concerns about their inexperience while published authors can be assured that their manuscript is in safe hands.
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Quills and Quirks
Dive into “Unconventional Writing Wisdom,” the latest spellbinding instalment in the beloved Manuscripts & Mindbenders series! This isn’t just another guide on writing; it’s your quirky companion through the whimsical world of creative chaos. Whether you’re a seasoned scribe wrestling with writer’s block or a newbie novelist searching for your narrative voice, this book is your magic key to unlocking fresh and fantastical approaches to the writing process.
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What is My Child Telling Me
The concept of Baby Body Language (BBL) reveals how life was in the womb for your child and how delivery and birth leave their early imprints physically, emotionally and psychologically. The author guides the reader in how to read and interpret BBL by sharing captivating stories from parents she has worked with therapeutically over the past 35 years.
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Keeping In Balance
One dark and rainy night in 2011, my life changed forever. On my way to watch my brother’s band, a 52-seater coach hit my car. As we stood on the side of the dual carriageway, thunder and lightning began to crash in the skies above. Little did I know that a storm was brewing in my mind.
Severe mental illness followed. I was diagnosed with PTSD and, two years later, I was also diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Wagtail
We are all capable of murder, whether premeditated or an impulsive crime of passion. While most of us will never cross that line, the potential may be beyond our control. Free will is a gift, but how we manage our actions and reactions is up to us—or is it?
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