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  • : <b>Electric Dreams</b>

    Electric Dreams
    (paperback)

    "Sometimes your students are the only ones crazy enough to believe in you." —

  • : <b>Electric Dreams</b>

    Electric Dreams
    (hardback)

    "A can't-miss true story reminiscent of the movie Breaking Away...." Publishers Weekly (starred review).  —

    — A School Library Journal "Best Adult Books for High School Students" pick for 2004.

    — Optioned for feature film by Participant Productions (Syriana, Good Night, and Good Luck, North Country, An Inconvenient Truth)

  • : <b>Skin Game</b>

    Skin Game
    (a memoir)

    A coming-of-age story with an edge.  —

    — “Superbly articulated…on a par with Autobiography of a Face or Girl, Interrupted.” Washington Post

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Biter for Writers

From Ideal Bite, today's tip for all you writers out there (my Fiscally Conservative Inner Yankee beat the biters to it--I've been reducing my page margins since forever).

By reducing margins in Word documents before printing, we'll all beat off paper waste.

The Benefits

  • Paper-use reduction. The average office worker could save 475 sheets of paper per year by reducing their margins from the default setting of 1 in to 0.50 in.
  • A cash endowment. The savings won't help you retire early, but an office of 100 will save about $500 on paper per year.
  • Bonus enlargement? If you send this tip to your boss, who knows? You might just get a bigger year-end bonus.

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