…As with all legal issues, after-the-fact fixes are often trickier, more expensive, and more limited than front-end preparation, e.g. reading books and magazines that discuss legal issues in the writing…
There’s a blog for everyone (said with the deepest and the sincerest apologies to Ranganathan*), whether you have one of your own, contribute to a group blog, think…
…debate, law, money, and blood intertwined throughout, so stop in a library that has books on these subjects and spend some time reading, and reading, and thinking, and reading….
…to read their essays 🙂 The essay includes links to articles and books on introverts, including the very funny, pithy, and soon to be classic, Caring for your Introvert, by…
…but not all. Trying is good, achieving remains elusive. The editors of Not Quite What I Was Planning will be at Powell’s City of Books on Feb 21st….
…children’s books. It lists all of the publishers, their submission guidelines, and their specific interests. You must follow the guidelines or they will ignore you. You might try my friend…
…local law and public libraries for this and other titles on how to work with lawyers. (Lawyers already have lots of books on how to work with clients 🙂…
…and in multilingual format, significant primary materials from cultures around the world, including manuscripts, maps, rare books, musical scores, recordings, films, prints, photographs, archiÂtectural drawings, and other significant cultural materials….
…serve in Oregon county law libraries need attorneys, but don’t know all their “modest means” options. Books from HALT, Nolo Press, and other legal self-help publishers, services from local…
…are here.) (Previous OLR blog posts on water including a link to a water game and to John Waters on books and crime 🙂…
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