Name: Regis Schilken
Dateline: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Weblog: www.regisschilkenbooks.com [RSS]
Articles: 22
First Published: Thursday, March 15, 2007
Last Published: Thursday, May 17, 2007

Regis Schilken's stories reflect his search for meaning in a very human but frightening way. He has produced five novels, two of which have been published: THE OCULI INCIDENT and THE ISLAND OFF STONY POINT. Both have been adapted into screenplays.
Currently listing articles 22-1:
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Book Review: Naked Thinking - The Power of Feeling Less, Thinking More, and Making Better Decisions by Phil D’Agostino— More intellect and less emotion can unleash deeply hidden powers.
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Book Review: Hick by Andrea Portes— A daring 13-year-old leaves home for what she hopes is a much better life.
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Book Review: Congratulations, You Have Cancer by Leslie Bishop— Your thoughts determine how well you recover from cancer.
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Book Review: You're Not Very Important by Douglas W. Texter— Lower your self-esteem and improve the world.
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Book Review: Becoming a Man of Power by Matt Guest— The power to live a man's ultimate fantasy comes from the Source within.
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Book Review: The Face of Power by Matt Guest— The ability to reach full awareness of the Spirit requires knowledge about both the physical body and the dreaming body.
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Book Review: Indestructible - The Unforgettable Story of a Marine Hero at the Battle of Iwo Jima by Jack H. Lucas with D. K. Drum— A story for anyone who likes to learn about the heroes of “the greatest generation” and what they endured to free this world of tyranny.
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Book Review: The Anatomy of Judgment by Philip J. Regal— Layers of hidden influences can affect good judgment.
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Book Review: Cows, Pigs, Wars, and Witches - The Riddles of Culture by Marvin Harris— What may seem like a bizarre belief of another culture stems from an intelligible source.
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Book Review: Only a Promise of Happiness - The Place of Beauty in the World of Art by Alexander Nehamas— The desire for beautiful art is the result of unexplained passion.
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Book Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid— A personal view of American intervention.
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Book Review: Reading Judas - The Gospel of Judas and the Shaping of Christianity by Elaine Pagels and Karen L. King— Judas Iscariot reveals his version of the early Christian church.
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Book Review: Norman Baird - A Spark Within by Kathleen Denigan— A courageous Australian fights an uphill battle for Aboriginal rights.
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Book Review: Pushing Ultimates: Fundamentals of Self-Knowledge by Lew Paz— Questioning one's most cherished beliefs can lead to spiritual growth and wisdom.
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Book Review: A Vulgar Display of Power by Chris Armold— It is a spirited, researched attempt to memorialize the lives of those whose courageous efforts to halt a killer saved the lives of many.
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Book Review: My Soul on Paper by Laquania "Sheree" Graham and Jermaine Cordell Jackson— "I sing of intelligence and spirit -I am somebody!"
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Book Review: Strange Son: Two Mothers, Two Sons, and the Quest to Unlock the Hidden World of Autism by Portia Iversen— Bridging the gap to a severely austic mind.
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Book Review: Courageous Souls: Do We Plan Our Life Challenges Before Birth? by Robert Schwartz— Choosing life's challenges before birth fosters spiritual growth in real life.
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Book Review: The Mandala of Being - Discovering the Power of Awareness by Richard Moss, M.D.— The Mandala of Being can help us find our true inner Me that will help us interact more lovingly with others.
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Book Review: We Were One - Shoulder to Shoulder With the Marines Who Took Fallujah by Patrick K. O'Donnell— The ghastly horror of war is brought to life with grisly realism in an unforgetable story about boys who become men on the battlefield.
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Book Review: The Courage To Be by Paul Tillich— Although Theologian Paul Tillich died in 1965, his inspirational book is just as meaningful today as it was over 40 years ago.
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Book Review: The God Theory - Universes, Zero-point Fields, And What's Behind It All by Bernard Haisch— Will science find the ultimate answer without a theory of God?

