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Heidi Jacobsen was raised in Toronto, Canada, and studied at Parsons School of Design in New York, where she obtained an Environmental Design degree. Heidi has been writing for as long as she can remember. She started with short stories and poems, and then added an impressive repertoire of song lyrics to her writing achievements. Seven years ago she branched off into writing screenplays, and has already completed eight works in the genre. Heidi's work is unpretentious, and engaging. She understands the importance of dialogue, and scripts believable and effortless communication for her characters.
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Chicken a la King by Heidi Jacobsen
Ali, a farm girl from Iowa meets Scott, an Elvis impersonator from Las Vegas, and they fall in love. Sam Fullbein, a rich chicken mogul, is under investigation for alleged charges of animal abuse. Mona Mereith is a sexy superstar devoted to saving chickens from the evil fast food conglomerate. Scott and Ali take a trip across the country only to be followed by a private investigator as they battle against the evil fast food empire only to save a few chickens from their fate and discover each other.

Stories for Parents,
Children and Grandchildren
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“Stories for Parents, Children and Grandchildren” is a stroll through the universal traditions and legends, lulled by the unforgettable magic words “Once upon a time...” This book by Paulo Coelho contains joyful, amazing and dramatic stories for readers of all ages. Most of them recount traditional legends and tales from many cultures. Included are also stories inspired by the author’s personal experience and episodes from the lives of celebrated names, as means of reflection.

Sand Against the Wind
by Riccardo Maffey

The King and the Italian warlords abandon Rome to the brutality of the German forces, taking refuge with the Allied armies in the South, but a group of men and women stay on to fight hard. Among them is the thirty-four-year-old Carlo Rufus Williams, a cavalry major, a letterato, and a broadcaster in civilian life. Carlo is the first of his rank in the history of the Italian Kingdom to take the floor in a Crown Council. He is severely wounded in the battle for Monterotondo and finds himself held, outside the protection of the Geneva Convention, by the war criminal Kappler.

Zen & The Art of Stand-up Comedy
by Eugene Binx

Norman Smith leaves his hometown, Birmingham, to live with his Uncle and Auntie in London’s East End. A rollercoaster chain of events sees Norman leapfrogging from one position to another - a compere, a comedian, and finally the manager running the show. Norman sets his sights on the stage and gets his first real break when he does an emergency fill in for the regular stand-up comedian. The crowds love him and pretty soon he's racing on the highway to success. He meets Betsy, another comedian, and they decide to move in together. Zen and the Art of Stand Up Comedy is a crazy mix of unexpected events and people being in the right place at the right time.

Looking Through
the Windows of Madness
by Leo Vine-Knight

Steven is a psychiatric nurse with an attitude problem, as well as one or two embarrassing secrets. Close to burn out, he struggles through a maze of flashbacks, rebellious impulses and mind-numbing events, gradually revealing a story of insidious madness. Not just a story, but also a heartfelt critique of modern values - seen through the comic lens of a profession on the brink.
The author has worked for over twelve years in mental health units around the U.K. He has a Ph.D. in Mental Health Studies and now lives in the North of England with his wife and two children.

The Matter of Arab in Chaucer
by Abdul-Settar Abdul-Latif Al-Assady

The Matter of Arab in Chaucer is about all materials (vocabulary- nouns, verbs...etc, plots, characters, settings, motifs, themes, narrative links and structure and frame-stories) that were directly or indirectly ‘borrowed’ by Chaucer from Arab culture. Through statistically surveying Chaucer’s Complete Works (55 in number), the research finds out that Arabic lexicons (or loans) in Chaucer are more than nine hundred. Hence, Chaucer took a lot of things from Arabian sources in renditions that were within his reach as he developed in art and experience.

Poems
by Roy Taylor

Roy Taylor was born in Old Colwyn, North Wales. Not being a great orator, he found that putting his thoughts on to paper gave him some satisfaction. His poetry is motivated usually by life’s endeavours, and personal likes and dislikes as with ‘Clause B 11 exceptions’ – all the small print in the insurance policies. Or of course, as with ‘Garlic pearl’, a pure hatred of garlic had lead to the writing of this poem. Sometimes he is downright silly as with, “Butcher’s Mis-steak”.
He wrote this poem just to amuse himself. Hopefully, his poems will amuse others as well.

Business Valuation
by Dr. Glen Brown

Valuing a company is hardly a precise science and can vary depending on the type of business and the reason for coming up with a valuation. There are a wide range of factors that go into the process from the book value to a host of tangible and intangible elements. In general, the value of the business will rely on an analysis of the company's cash flow. In other words, its ability to generate consistent profits will ultimately determine its worth in the marketplace.

Immigration Reform
by Joseph E. Falit

‘Immigration Reform in the United States’ is a comprehensive guide on the Immigration policies followed by the US over the last century and a recommendation of the changes America ought to make to move from its closed-door policies of today to a liberal immigration regime. If one is looking to become acquainted with the immigration policy debate in the U.S., including relevant historical data, then look no further than Falit's book.

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