WRITING CONTENT
Mastering Magazine and Online Writing
by Roger W. Nielsen
Writing Content is an easy-to-understand guide for those who want to write clear, concise, and credible magazine articles and Web site content. In 17 easy-to-follow chapters, the author presents proven-in-the-field techniques for converting ordinary topics into saleable ideas, frameworks for structuring articles, and useful suggestions for writing anecdotes and quotes. ISBN 978-0-9820355-4-2 $19.95 US
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LIZARD HOUSE ON BLOWSNAKE HILLby Carolyn R. Nielsen
This is Carolyn Ririe Nielsen's story of growing up in post World War II America. It is a moving story--Nielsen's family moved an average of once a year, living in 21 locations in eight states by the time she was 21 years old, as her father, a war veteran who helped organize the plans for Atomic bombing of Japan, sought the elusive perfect job. Though anchored by family love and strong faith, Nielsen battled shyness, low self esteem, chronic illness and learning challenges. $19.95
THE BUSINESS OF BUILDING BASEMENTS
By Roger W. Nielsen and Stuart V. Nielsen
Created especially for contractors, the Business of Building Basements, is a practical guide to creating lower level living space. This CD contains 275 articles previously published in Permanent Buildings & Foundations magazine. A comprehensive index lists articles by name and subject and the easy PDF format allows you to search entire documents for specific information. Plays on Windows or Mac. $19.95
BIG GAMES HANDBOOK
Games and Activities for Large Youth Groups
By Roger W. Nielsen
$19.95
Here, at last, is a guide for anyone who’s ever had to teach large hordes of teenagers. Written by a veteran youth leader, this comprehensive reference provides you with a large collection of tried and true games and activities. Each game and activity is designed for large groups of teens ages 13 through 18. Games and activities in Big Games Handbook are easy to play, inexpensive, and highly fun. Even the most inexperienced youth leader can apply them to his group with confidence.
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ONE MISSION MAN
An American POW’s Struggle to Survive Hitler’s Nazi Prison Camp
By David Ririe with Roger W. Nielsen and Carolyn Ririe Nielsen
$19.95
After enlisting in the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1942 and training diligently for months as a bombardier, David Ririe spends only one day in combat. On his first—and last—mission, his plane is shot down. Crashing on a military reserve outside Rostock, Germany, he is immediately seized by German soldiers who send him to the notorious interrogation center, Dulag Luft. He is assigned to Stalag Luft 1, an isolated prisoner of war camp for officers along the Baltic coast in northern Germany. For the next 13 months, Ririe struggles to survive Nazi brutality.
In One Mission Man, Ririe describes the patriotism of small-town America as it prepares for war, the training necessary for individual survival, and the harsh reality of combat and capture by the enemy. Then the imprisonment: living in overcrowded, stark, unheated barracks, surviving on a daily ration of thin turnip soup and coarse brown bread, suffering the misery of wet winter weather in inadequate clothing, coping with unrelenting boredom, and repeatedly digging tunnels unsuccessfully to escape. Although liberated by the Russians, the long sought for freedom initiates anarchy and chaos, death and destruction, as 9,000 ex-POWs, anxious to move forward with their lives, strain against the boundaries placed by their leaders committed to protect them. Each day filled with uncertainty, Ririe tells how POWs brought meaning to life through humor, mutual support, educational programs, sports, regular church attendance, and an abiding faith. All of these images are brightened in the work of Ririe as he addresses his feelings, his experiences, and the world events that forged his character. Cover design by Ethan Nielsen Arts
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