In 1990, I self-published this 8 x 10 booklet of forty pages and titled it
Managing Feelings: An Owner's Manual for Men. There are still a few copies floating around. I soon became tired of marketing and selling and sent a copy to Health Communications, Inc., a publisher in Florida. They published it as
Men and Feelings: Understanding the Male Experience, using exactly the same text. See an image of the cover below:
Here's the result of the second incarnation. It was released in 1991 and is my first published work The Health Communications edition is small: 4 x 6 and 102 pages. It sold fairly well, approximately 15,000 copies. It is curently hard to find/out of print.
The text of these books formed the foundation for
Nothing's Wrong: A Man's Guide to Managing His Feelings, significantly updated and expanded, written 14 years later.
(Live links are in the left-hand column at the top.)
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I'm in the process of writing a new book for Conari Press. It is scheduled to be published in early 2009 and is in the same format as Quiet Mind, brief reflections/meditations of one to two pages each. More information coming soon.
