TWO NEW TITLES FROM FEARLESS:

“The Way of Forgiveness” returns
with a healing attitude for our contentious times.

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Berkeley, CA – At a time when angry shouting seems to dominate the airwaves and public discussions, Fearless Books announces the return of a classic book dedicated to the radical notion that forgiveness is the key to real power.

THE WAY OF FORGIVENESS: Letting Go, Easing Stress, and Building Strength first appeared in 1994 as“A Little Book of Forgiveness” (Viking) and has since changed the lives of many thousands of readers. The new Fearless Books edition features revised material throughout, including expanded instructions for the classic “Seven Steps of Forgiveness” devised by author D. Patrick Miller, based on more than two decades of studying and practicing the principles of forgiveness in his own life.

“Shouting and condemning others can seem like a righteous demonstration of strength,” says Miller. “But rants and outbursts seldom solve any problems, and often create new ones. I think many people mistake forgiveness as a way to avoid conflict or let people off the hook. The kind of forgiveness I am talking about is a daily discipline of learning to see things differently, which enables you to respond to challenges with clarity, compassion, and ingenuity. If you really want to change things and have a lasting effect on people, forgiveness is a better strategy than anything else.”

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FEARLESS POETRY SERIES • VOLUME 1
Edited by Sari Friedman & D. Patrick Miller

The Light in Ordinary Things

42 poets offer illuminations of everyday
things, places, and living beings

“Poets are in the business of seeing things differently... Whether the poets in this volume are focusing on doorknobs, bedsheets, apples, or garden tools, they reveal startling and often soulful views of everyday phenomena. Like quantum physicists who suspect that other dimensions lie folded within the few that are obvious to us, these poets detect layers of meaning in surfaces that might otherwise appear flat. They do this by giving us views that are both personal and universal; in fact, it is the challenge of the poet to use the fewest possible words to create the greatest possible connection between seemingly separated minds...” — from the Introduction by D. Patrick Miller

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