Welcome to the June 2001 issue of Survivor Haven. We have some new authors at the Haven this month as well as several contributors we have featured before. To all of these, we wish to say thank you!Last month saw the beginning of our Fighting Back page as well as a our Book reviews. This month we have grown again by adding additional self-defense pages, as well as three new rooms to the art gallery. While you may say Hello World! beware as you step through certain doors though, for Here There Be Dragonsand Love.
POETRY
"Ghostly Writer" tells of the things she knows in I Have
Tenna Perry asks for what should be the simple things in Please
Carol Huber touches the minds of all survivors in her haunting Smoke and Mirrors
Mickey Stroda's pain and fighting spirit are evident in her two poemsOBSCENE DICHOTOMY and Violated
PERSONAL ESSAYS
Heide Kaminski brings to life the fact that not all fairy tales have happy endings in Knightmare In Shining Armour
Katherine West's four part story about abuse and why many children keep quiet takes the reader to A Moment Suspended In Time
Barbara Vanover asks the question of all survivors in When Does Abuse Stop?
Tenna Perry describes the horror she felt after opening an email in Not For The Faint Of Heart
***WARNING***
The above article is very graphic and as the title suggests, may (and should) be upsetting to those who read itINFORMATIVE ARTICLES
Each of the following articles are by contributing editors at Suite 101 and the links take you to pages there. Most of the authors have links on our contributor's page that will take you to the personal homepage or other work. Please take a moment and visit these sites. At Suite 101 a comment area is provided, leave one and let the author know you have been there and they have touched your life in some way.
Tenna Perry discusses just What Is Domestic Violence
Susan Maree Jeavons has written an eye opening article concerning the ACLU and The Children's Internet Protection Act
Betty Jimenez explains the all too often link between Food and Sexual Abuse
Laura Wilkinson broaches the subject of what you can and can not do in her message To The Family And Friends Of Abuse Victims
FIGHTING BACK
Be sure to check out the new self-defense articles in our Fighting Back section.
Dan Boyden brings his knowledge of Hapkido into use when describing how to Escape A Wrist Grab
Tenna Perry tells of weapons that each of us carry twenty-four hours of every day and how to use them in Know Your Weapons
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