Windows is a collection of short stories. While it is technically fiction, most the of events described therein actually happened, but not necessarily at the same times. It was written by a bystander who was actually present when the events of the stories happened. The stories are designed so that the reader lives the experiences of the characters much as the characters themselves are experiencing them. The characters are real persons but their names have been changed for their pr...

Love Your Therapy But Hate Your Therapist (And Some Others) decribes and guides the reader through the process of therapy. From the first realization that the reader has a problem, though individual and group therapy, the book destribes the emotions, fears, pitfalls and processes of getting well. The book does not provide therapy itself, but details the process of recovery, including how to realize that the reader is ready for therapy, written by one who has made the journey himself. The b...

Finding It, Stories II, is the second in a series of Short Stories by David B. Yackley. This collection treats a variety of human issues including love, sex, regret, growth, renewal, sorrow, mistakes, consequences, murder and love, among others. Some stories are set by an ocean and are as emotionally turbulent as that body of water. Other stories are set in wartime, or an atmosphere of war, or hunting or desparate escaping. Still others describe the choices set before people in difficult c...