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Blue River Press has more than 100 books and e-books in print and is distributed nationally by Cardinal Publishers Group.
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Tongue Twisters that Teach
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Shiva Dancing at King Arthur’s Court
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From Fizzle to Sizzle
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Texas Crosswords 2nd Edition
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Betty White: A Century of Love and Laughs
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All About Stephen Hawking, 2nd Edition
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All About Marie Curie
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Michigan Crosswords 2nd Edition
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Lost in the Wilderness (Part 1)
Lost in the Wilderness (Part 1)
This Fall, 700,000 adjunct instructors will be hired to teach more than 16 million full and part-time undergraduate college students.
All About Marie Curie Won Gold in Young Reader Nonfiction
It is always an honor when one of the Blue River Press titles is recognized by this award. We are appreciative and grateful for this.
Insights on the Creative Process
We all aspire to be creative individuals. Unfortunately, the concept of creativity is something often shrouded in secrecy, wrapped in myths, and subject to much misunderstanding. In this article, I’ll address some of the most pressing questions about creativity and why it can be a natural and normal part of your everyday activities.
Were You Born Creative? Or Not?
Creative Minds A Regular Column by Anthony D. Fredericks Were You Born Creative? Or Not? How often have you heard the following statements? Alternatively, and more specifically, how often have you said these statements yourself?: “I couldn’t draw a straight line if...
Saint Patrick’s Battalion
Proud and doomed, these rogue Irish gunners fought against those who they once fought side-by-side in order to defend Catholic Mexico against the U.S. Army that was attacking them. They would either hang as turncoats, win the battle, or die trying.
More Curiosity = More Creativity
As children we are innately curious. Our thinking is unfettered and our horizons are limitless. We are willing to explore our world without boundaries, without restraints. But, as we mature, our upbringing, our education, and our workplaces force us to become logical, pragmatic, factual, and…well, considerably less curious. Knowing the answers, rather than asking the questions, becomes the priority. Know lots of “stuff” and you can get good grades, get a good job, and have a good life.