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In PLUM DREAMS DIARY, Joyce Lynn surmounts life's vicissitudes on the wings of nocturnal poetry. Through words, images, and symbols, she takes the reader on a woman's search for fulfillment in a world of confusing cultural messages. She shares insights about mothers, men, modern medicine, and the nature of the Divine. Honest and humorous, this collection of dreams reveals perceptions of the contemporary female Psyche. The dreams invite us to listen to our own sleeping mind.

This text examines the problem of historical truth. Seeking the roots of contemporary historical study in the Enlightenment, the authors argue that a model of historical research, based on neutrality and objectivity, served historians well until World War II. After that post-modernism suggested history could not reveal the truth about the past and the rise of social history produced a great amount of statistics which effectively swamped the search for historical truth.