81. New Page 1 Over a short period at the end of June '01, Canadian author TerenceM. green (TMG) answered our questions via email. YABR Your http://www.yetanotherbookreview.com/interview_green.htm

Yet Another Book Review Site Home Reviews Must Reads Favourite Links ... Recent Reviews Over a short period at the end of June '01, Canadian author Terence M. Green ( TMG ) answered our questions via email. YABR : Your writing style is character driven...exploring personalities, family dynamics and relationships. Does this necessitate writing from strict outlines? Or do you "free-flow" your story, letting it unfold as you go? TMG : I have no strict outlines. I do, though, have broad outlines. I know what will happen in the beginning, middle and especially, the end. Everything leads toward the end. I don't think free-flow is the term I'd use. Incidents and scenes are used as deemed appropriate throughoutsome of which you know far in advance, some of which you dream up or discover as the scene itself takes shape. (Sometimes you even put them in afterward... after a first or second draft.) YABR: Have any of the unfolding scenes surprised you as you've written them? I look at Martin Radey in, A Witness To Life, and I see a man so blown about by life's ups and downs, that I marvel at how you could have plotted and tightly steered such a character without him developing a life of his own...so to speak. TMG : Small details of scenes can surprise. I find that things that happen in my everyday life often end up in my fiction at the end of a writing day. People like the refrain: "Where do you get your ideas?" The answer seems to be From Everyday Living and Observing and Reading. What goes on daily, what I'm exposed to, are my "influences," and they become the items and details and scenes that can "surprise" because they were not part of the overall general outline of Beginning, Middle and End that I spoke of earlier. This is the fun of writing. Simply: writing is self-discovery.

82. Traumatology Editorial Board For 2003 (Volume 9) Foundation and the Academy of Traumatology Copyright 2003 The green Cross Foundation TerenceM. Keane, Ph.D., TuftsNew England Medical Center, Boston (USA http://www.fsu.edu/~trauma/EdBd2003.html

The International Electronic Journal of Innovations in the Study of the Traumatization Process and Methods for Reducing or Eliminating Related Human Suffering Published by The Green Cross Foundation and the Academy of Traumatology The Green Cross Foundation Internet ISSN 1085-9373 Print ISSN 1534-7656 The Editorial Team of TRAUMATOLOGY: EDITOR Charles R. Figley , Ph.D., Florida State University Traumatology Institute, 2404C University Center, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2570 (USA) [ cfigley@mailer.fsu.edu ASSISTANT EDITOR: Beverly Jamison, Ph.D., Marymount University, Fairfax, VA (USA) (Data communication)[ bjamison@puffin.marymount.edu EDITOR-ELECT: Michael Rank, MSW, Ph.D., Director, University of South Florida International Traumatology Institute, Tampa, Florida [ mrank@chuma1.cas.usf.edu EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS David V. Baldwin , Ph.D., Southern Oregon State College, Ashland, Oregon (USA) [dvb@TRAUMA-PAGES.COM Uri Bergmann , Ph.D., Private Practice, 353 Veterans Memorial Hwy, 3rd Floor, Commack, New York 11725 [

83. Untitled Foundation and the Academy of Traumatology Copyright 2002 The green Cross Foundation TerenceM. Keane, Ph.D., TuftsNew England Medical Center, Boston (USA http://www.fsu.edu/~trauma/Editorial_Board_2002.html

The International Electronic Journal of Innovations in the Study of the Traumatization Process and Methods for Reducing or Eliminating Related Human Suffering Published by The Green Cross Foundation and the Academy of Traumatology The Green Cross Foundation Internet ISSN 1085-9373 Print ISSN 1534-7656 The Editorial Team of TRAUMATOLOGY: EDITOR Charles R. Figley , Ph.D., Florida State University Traumatology Institute, 2404C University Center, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2570 (USA) [ cfigley@mailer.fsu.edu ASSISTANT EDITOR: Beverly Jamison, Ph.D., Marymount University, Fairfax, VA (USA) (Data communication)[ bjamison@puffin.marymount.edu EDITOR-ELECT: Michael Rank, MSW, Ph.D., Director, University of South Florida International Traumatology Institute, Tampa, Florida [ mrank@chuma1.cas.usf.edu EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS David V. Baldwin , Ph.D., Southern Oregon State College, Ashland, Oregon (USA) [dvb@TRAUMA-PAGES.COM Uri Bergmann , Ph.D., Private Practice, 353 Veterans Memorial Hwy, 3rd Floor, Commack, New York 11725 [

84. Andy's Anachronisms -- Witness To Life (1999) Andy's Anachronisms Time Travel Book Reviews. Witness to Life TerenceM. green ©1999. Summary Witness to Life begins, oddly enough http://www.timetravelreviews.com/books/witness_to_life.html

Andy's Anachronisms Time Travel Book Reviews Witness to Life Terence M. Green Summary Witness to Life begins, oddly enough, with the death of the narrator Martin Radey . Martin finds himself travelling outside of time in a sort of purgatory where he is forced to re-examine the life he's lived. Born in 1880 in Elora, Ontario (a small village 60 miles northwest of Toronto) Martin picks up the story of his life as young man living with his parents in Toronto. Martin then begins to tell the story of his life, visiting various periods from 1898 up to 1950. Review With Witness to Life, author Terence Green manages to weave a moving tale that is equal parts hope and regret. We see the promise in the lives of young Martin and his family and the regret that accumulates as time passes Martin by. In death Martin relives these moments trying to garner some meaning from the turns his life has taken. What make this novel such a fascinating read is not only the story of Martin Radey and his family, but the manner in which Green has succeeded in bringing to life Toronto of yesteryear. Interwoven in Martin's narrative are rich descriptions of neighbourhoods and events, such as the Toronto fire of 1904, all of which help place the characters within their historical setting. I was pleased to see that the author had been thoughtful enough to include a simple although detailed map of Toronto in the preface of the book to assist the reader in orienting themselves with the various neighbourhoods that Martin mentions throughout.

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