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One night I decided to write a book...just for me. It was sort of like a diary. I wrote in my book about being in the hospital with my daughter when she was sick; how I met and married my husband; what it was like when he cheated on me with my sister. You know, regular everyday stuff. I also wrote how I managed to escape my abusive father, raise the children that I had by him and testify in court about what he did to me as a child. Yeah, that was one night. On another night I decided to publish the book that was sort of like a diary. And on that night, like many want to be authors, I dreamed ...

To Be Published is an emerging podcast series developed by instructors at the Command and General Staff School, targeting you, our current, future, and former students. Our goal is to provide you with lively discussion and debate on a range of topics vital to your success in the operating force. Our focus will be on Sustainment and Force Management, but that does not mean we only want a sustainer’s perspective. As General of the Armies “Black Jack” Pershing once said, “Infantry wins battles, but logistics wins wars.” The integration of sustainment into plans and operations is a ...

"Handful of Biologists Went Rogue and Published Directly to Internet" is from March 15, 2016, Science section of The New York Times. It was written by Amy Harmon and narrated by Fleet Cooper.

In Tough Mind, Tender Heart: Reflections on a Black Woman’s Activist Journey, Sandra Barnhill shares her four-decade journey as a frontline activist, offering a candid and personal reflection on the challenges and rewards of working for social change. This book is not a blueprint but a testament to the resilience required to fight for justice, especially in the “deep end,” where victories are few and struggles are many.