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Can you tell me more about "New World Jewry, 1493-1825: Requiem for the Forgotten" I see you've left the only rating available on the book that I can find and the only copies I can locate are prohibitively expensive, is it a real eye opener?

Joan Carol Lieberman Dear Matt, I read "New World Jewry, 1493-1825" more than twenty years ago. As I recall, I found it very helpful. I donated it to the University of Colorado Library in 2001, but it doesn't seem to be in CU's catalogue, but I am certain it must be available through your local public library's inter-library loan service. I wish I could be of more help. I think if you told a librarian what you are looking for, he/she might be better able to determine whether Seymour Liebman's books are a match. Good luck!

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Joan Carol Lieberman I delve deeper into research and read the work of other writers.

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What are you currently working on?

Joan Carol Lieberman Trying to describe my two-part autobiography which runs just over 200,000 words in 50 words or less.

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How do you get inspired to write?

Joan Carol Lieberman Writing in my childhood diary became a life-long habit. It was more comforting than prayer because there was no right or wrong way to put my feelings on paper. As a consultant, I spent four decades writing speeches for professionals who were afraid of losing power by expressing their true feelings to their subordinates. Whenever I was able to persuade them to speak their minds, they saw their power increase. Helping them capture their feelings in words, in order to shrink the distance between them and their audience, was a great source of satisfaction.

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