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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Written by Peter Mcwilliams | 
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Drug Abuse
PETER McWILLIAMS has been writing about his passions since 1967. In thatyear, he became passionate about what most seventeen-year-olds are passionate about—love—and wrote Come Love With Me & Be My Life. This began a series of poetry books which have sold nearly four million copies. Along with love, of course, comes loss, so Peter became passionate about emotional survival. In 1971 he wrote Surviving the Loss of a Love, which was expanded in 1976 and again in 1991 (with co-authors Melba Colgrove, Ph.D., and Harold Bloomfield, M.D.) into How to Survive the Loss of a Love. It has sold more than two million copies. He also became interested in meditation, and a book he wrote on meditation was a New York Times bestseller, knocking the impregnable Joy of Sex off the #1 spot. Asone newspaper headline proclaimed, MEDITATION MORE POPULAR THAN SEX AT THE NEW YORK TIMES. His passion for computers (or more accurately, for what computers could do) led to The Personal Computer Book, which Time proclaimed "a beacon of simplicity, sanity and humor," and the Wall Street Journal called "genuinely funny." (Now, really, how many people has the Wall Street Journal called "genuinely funny"?) His passion for personal growth continues inthe ongoing LIFE 101 Series. Thus far, the books in this series include You Can't Afford theLuxury of a Negative Thought: A Book for People with Any Life-Threatening Illness—Including Life; LIFE 101: Everything WeWish We Had Learned About Life In School—But Didn't (aNew York Times bestseller in both hardcover and paperback); DO IT! Let's Get Off Our Buts (a #1New York Times hardcover bestseller); and WEALTH101: Wealth Is Much More Than Money. His passion for visual beauty led him to publish, in 1992, his first book of photography, PORTRAITS, a twenty-two-year anthology of his photographic work. In 1994, after successfully being treated for depression, he wrote with Harold Bloomfield, M.D., How to Heal Depression. All of the above-mentioned books were self-published and are still in print. Peter McWilliams has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Larry King (both radio and television), Donahue, Sally Jessy Raphael, and, a long time ago, the Regis Philbin Show (before Regis met Kathie Lee—probably before Kathie Lee was born). Personal freedom, individual expression, and the right to live one's own life, as long as one does not harm the person or property of another, have long been his passions. Now, he writes about them.
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