I purchased your book yesterday and I feel that I have my life back – Your organization and presentation was perfect. I felt that you wrote this book for me and my husband.
from South Carolina
I really appreciate this book because it offers concise definitions, signs to look for and specific options for dealing with conflict using real-life stories, analogies and even humor!
from Texas
Dr. Alan Godwin discusses conflict with humor, interesting stories, real life examples, and everyday language. Staying away from ‘doctor-speak,’ he writes in a digestible, readable, and engaging way.”
From California
January 17, 2020
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, In the stories we tell, there’s just about always a good guy and bad guy, a protagonist and an antagonist, a hero and a villain, a light force in opposition to a dark force. In fact, it’s the competition between these counterparts that makes for a compelling tale and, without such tensions, […]
January 10, 2020
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, In composing this weekly email, I’ve discovered I’m not a speedy writer. I’ll write something down, look at it, change it, think about it, rearrange it, scrap it, start over, etc., etc. (I’m convinced that God created word processing just for people such as me.) After a laborious and time-consuming process, something […]
January 3, 2020
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, “Every generation is invaded by barbarians,” wrote twentieth century philosopher Hannah Arendt. “We call them children.” If you’ve been reading The Drama Review for any length of time, you’re no doubt aware that I really like that quote. We start out in life as little bulls in china shops, knocking things down […]