Customer Review: I purchased this book while my son was still alive and unfortunately didn't read it. My son apparently read parts of it though. My 18 year old son, Cameron, took his life in 2005. This is why I encourage you to read this book and learn the signs of depression and ACT on them!
Customer Review: If this book can be published, then anyone can publish anything.
The point at which I realized that I should hurl this book across the room was on page 11 where the author claimed that fungi were species of plants. I'm sorry, Nicholas Bakalar, either your medical friends whom you acknowledged... more info
Customer Review: This book didn't do much for me. It can be informative, but it's too academic, dry and boring. I like Overcoming Social Anxiety and Shyness: A Self-Help Guide Using Cognitive Behavioral Techniques (2008) by Gillian Butler better. Her book is far more helpful.
Customer Review: I'm 14 and read "American Satire" because I am very interested in the subject. This book was, in my opinion, was enjoyable and interesting. Some of the satire was over my head, therefore a little boring, but the nice thing about short stories is that you can always go back to them. Benjamin... more info
Customer Review: Richard Balkin does a fantastic job of describing how the publishing industry functions (and often doesn't function well). In my own book, Book Marketing DeMystified: Enjoy Discovering the Optimal Way to Sell Your Self-Published Book, Practical advice from the inventor of print-on-demand (POD)... more info
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