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Early Dressage Literature to 1800
Classical dressage is a rather arcane equestrian pursuit. But it has a wonderful literary history. The first book to seriously analyze...
Deanna Ramsay
Jun 9, 2003
Closing one store, opening another
Where to start? THE OLD STORE: Our store was located in the Apollo Plaza, Monticello, Sullivan County’s only indoor Mall. It had Sears,...
Rhett Moran
Jun 9, 2003
Patriot Act
As I sit here at my desk this third week of April the War in Iraq, or at least the first phase of it, is just about over. Whether Saddam...
Michael Katzenberg
Jun 7, 2003
George Alfred Henty, 1832 – 1902, History Teacher?
By: Roger Childs Henty was a writer best known for adventure stories that taught history to generations of impressionable British and...
Joyce Godsey
Jun 5, 2003
Neglected Americana: The Woman’s Rights Movement
This is the second of two articles on notable events, books, and ephemera of the 19th century suffrage movement. The first article is in...
Martha Kelly
Jun 4, 2003
How, When and Why to Write a Press Release and What to Expect if You Do
How A press release has a standard format and should be as brief and to the point as possible. Think of how long it takes you to decide...
Sally Spooner
Jun 2, 2003
Rest Breaks, Exercises Prevent Computer Ailments
Online booksellers make great candidates for eyestrain, backaches, carpal tunnel syndrome and all manner of computer-related repetitive...
Ken Fermoyle
Jun 1, 2003
Mission Hills, CA Paperback Show Continues To Grow
While many other Book Fairs are closing or seeing less traffic, buyers, sellers, collectors and just the plain curious swarmed the 3...
Oliver Corlett
May 31, 2003
