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"No Need to Git Preachy" looks at everyday life situations from a humorous or inspirational perspective and applies the Bible's teaching in a way that is easily understood. It constantly calls you back to the Bible even after you've learned the spiritual teaching. The parables are given to help you understand the spiritual teaching-which, when it's coming from the pulpit, could induce a good Sunday morning nap or a sharp jolt to the ribs from a loving wife.

Some of the parables are heartrending. Some are hilarious. Regardless of the delivery, they bring you to a point of consideration...

The biggest hurdle for junior scholars looking to embark on an academic career is to make the transition from PhD candidate to that first (ideally tenured) job. An imperative part of this process is getting published and yet - increasingly - this is becoming something harder to achieve.

This book aims to guide would-be authors through some of the pitfalls and complexities of getting published. In addition, it looks at the changes sweeping through academic publishing and, as a result, discusses self-publishing, e-publishing, web logs, and other alternatives to the traditional...

No Need to Git Preachy looks at everyday life situations from a humorous or inspirational perspective and applies the Bible's teaching in a way that is easily understood. It constantly calls you back to the Bible even after you've learned the spiritual teaching. The parables are given to help you understand the spiritual teaching-which, when it's coming from the pulpit, could induce a good Sunday morning nap or a sharp jolt to the ribs from a loving wife.

Some of the parables are heartrending. Some are hilarious. Regardless of the delivery, they bring you to a point of...

The biggest hurdle for junior scholars looking to embark on an academic career is to make the transition from PhD candidate to that first (ideally tenured) job. An imperative part of this process is getting published and yet - increasingly - this is becoming something harder to achieve.

This book aims to guide would-be authors through some of the pitfalls and complexities of getting published. In addition, it looks at the changes sweeping through academic publishing and, as a result, discusses self-publishing, e-publishing, web logs, and other alternatives to the traditional...

If deception, deceit and manipulation are integral to the business of intelligence gathering - what are the implications for the historical record? Are intelligence archives themselves officially constructed to allow only manipulated histories?

This new book examines these questions and explores how various kinds of people involved in studying and/or practicing intelligence, view texts and issues from different perspectives. It shows how scholars have long sought to make use of relevant archives, but constraints on access to such sources...