title: A Silence to Be Broken: Hope for Those Caught in the Web of Incest
author:  Earl D. Wilson 
description: Just as real as the confusion...is the understanding..as the loneliness...is the help...as the hurt...is the healing. This book brings out of hiding a subject that is far too painful to leave concealed. The words here are of compassion and relief, and the author&apos;s manner is warmly positive - though he never downplays the hurtful sin so shocking, so shameful, that even dressing its wounds &apos;would be too grievous...were it not for the healing touch of God.&apos; Yes, God&apos;s healing touch is available for all of us injured most deeply by this wrong; God&apos;s healing touch is ready to clean and restore us. Dr. Wilson writes with a contagious confidence in God&apos;s redemptive power - and it gives us hope.
zlib_text: ARM
  
  Larry Niven
  
  [19 aug 2001 - proofread and re-released for #bookz - v1]
  
  The ARM building had been abnormally quiet for some months now.
  
  We’d needed the rest—at first. But these last few mornings the silence had had
  an edgy quality. We waved at each other on our paths to our respective desks,
  but our heads were elsewhere. Some of us had a restless look. Others were
  visibly, determinedly busy.
  
  Nobody wanted to join a mother hunt.
  
  This past year we’d managed to cut deep into the organlegging activities in
  the West Coast area. Pats on the back all around, but the results were
  predictable: other activities were going to increase. Sooner or later the
  newstapers would start screaming about stricter enforcement of the Fertility
  Laws, and then we’d all be out hunting down illegitimate parents—all of us who
  were not involved in something else.
  
  It was high time I got involved in something else.
  
  This morning I walked to my office through the usual edgy silence. I ran
  coffee from the spig