Getting Into Print is a workbook that acts like a friendly book-publishing coach. It will guide you, step-by-step, toward the art and practice of bringing original ideas into print through publishing. If you choose to experiment with this adventure, you will cover a wide terrain in a very focused way. You will explore the process involved in publishing, marketing and promoting your own books or eBooks. You’ll learn award-winning techniques that help you share your work far and wide, electronically and in person.

Polishing the Mirror: 90 Days to Vocational Clarity is an insightful journal that invites you to cultivate clarity for “what’s next” in your life. It will help you listen to that voice subtle within you, the voice that will nudge you along toward your right work in the world, your vocation. “Polishing the mirror” becomes code for cultivating calm, stilling your thoughts, dusting off social conditioning, and letting go of anxiousness about the future. These helpful writing techniques and clever questions help you uncover your hidden passions, psycho-social temperament and natural talents, which, in turn, give you an increasingly sharp focus for going forward. Give it 90-days-in-a-row and judge for yourself!

Cracking Up is a girlbook written in the form of a letter by that growling girrrl in me who cannot tell a lie. Oh yes, that “girrrl” is really a fully grown woman who will now recollect almost all the peculiar advice she has received regarding: “What makes a young girl a successful woman?” The medium for this recollection is that oh-so-antiquated vehicle called the Letter. Sometimes, within this series of letters, you’ll find furtive missives, pithy quotes, or direct notes of warning. Other times, the reader will be invited to use her imagination to invent an alternative future—as if her own life depended upon disentangling herself from some dastardly spell. But, remember, each outrageous story told is absolutely true!

Loving Life As It Is draws from her own experience as an advisor and world religion professor. Manlowe shows how working with "life on life's terms" is a necessity to more skillfully deal with others' [and our own] limitations. Finding language that speaks to each of us is one method for cultivating a viable way of life. There is no magic bullet for dealing with life, no matter what the rows of self-help literature say. But we can start, right where we are, to practice keeping our grip on life a loose one.

 
SOUND VIEW: A Daily Journal for Writers Many of the world's traditions promote cultivating a "sound view"—an unfettered way of seeing that is not encumbered by grasping or rejection. As you will see, this unique journal will invite you to cultivate a "sound view" in a daily, experiential way. You’ll be inspired to reflect and write briefly—just a few paragraphs a day—as a way to start or end each day. Through cultivating these recommended habits regularly, you will witness simple—even profound—changes unfolding in your life.

PRAISE FOR MANLOWE'S BOOKS:

"We are especially fortunate to have Dr. Jennifer Manlowe with us on our journey in becoming more whole, compassionate people for both ourselves and others. In candidly sharing her own experiences, such as she expresses in Loving Life As It Is, her words inspire us to create positive changes in our lives and our worlds. Manlowe's brilliance and sheer breadth of knowledge could easily overwhelm or condescend. Rather, she approaches what may be the unfamiliar concept or theory with great humility." ~ Attorney, Bainbridge Island 

"Jennifer, thanks so much for writing your book, Sound View: A Daily Journal. It is now part of my regular daily writing routine. I appreciate your encouragement in so many ways. Thanks, too, for facilitating that Saturday retreat of women wanting to be spiritual leaders. Finally, know that I've loved your work so much that I've purchased several more. I sent them off in the mail today and hope my friends find them as inspiring and helpful as I did. Bless you and your many gifts." ~ Minister, Bremerton

See other books authored by Jennifer Manlowe (below):

Faith Born of Seduction (New York: NYU Press, 1995) Order Here. 

Gender Politics of HIV/AIDS in Women(New York: NYU Press, 1997) Order Here