Tag Archives: books about Nepal

A Simple Way to Re-Inforce the Message of Global Nursing

Posted on January 17, 2015 by Joe Niemczura, RN, MS

Every School of Nursing in USA needs this. Buy one, or two, or ten. Put it on the wall outside your office. It’s a poster from the Syracuse Cultural Workers.   Think of no one as “them” Don’t confuse your … Continue reading →

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review of The Sacrament of the Goddess by a Nepali person Oct 2014

Posted on October 17, 2014 by Joe Niemczura, RN, MS

Jan 31st update: The book  release party was a blast. In USA get the book on Amazon. In Nepal, go to Thamel. You can buy it at Tibet Books on Tri Devi Marg, or else Vajra Books on Jyatha. It … Continue reading →

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The Sacrament of the Goddess is a “pageturner” May 6 2014

Posted on May 7, 2014 by Joe Niemczura, RN, MS

The latest review says The Sacrament of the Goddess is a “Page Turner.” UPDATE: I do not consider myself a hero, and I certainly don’t think I am a role model, LOL.  But I do want to set a small … Continue reading →

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reading for Nepal volunteers Jan 9 2013

Posted on January 10, 2013 by Joe Niemczura, RN, MS

So yesterday I skyped with a nurse who will be joining us in Nepal, and she asked what to read to prepare. I have previously recommended some of my own specific past blogs, of course, but she wanted more. “The … Continue reading →

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On the topic of writing a second book about Nepal Oct 26th

Posted on October 26, 2012 by Joe Niemczura, RN, MS

The Weight This week I got to the point where I needed to print off a copy of my manuscript so as to have something to heft. Looking at the screen was getting stale, and the story is taking sufficient shape … Continue reading →

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