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    -AUTHOR SITE: M. Scott Peck
    -OBIT: M. Scott Peck, Self-Help Author, Dies at 69 (EDWARD WYATT, September 28, 2005, NY Times)
    -OBIT: 'Road Less Traveled' author dies at 69 (AP, 9/26/05)
    -OBIT: M Scott Peck (Daily Telegraph 28/09/2005)
    -TRIBUTE: The Road Is Heavily Traveled Now: M. Scott Peck's best seller came along at the right moment, inspiring a new form of self-help. (CHRISTINE B. WHELAN, October 7, 2005, Opinion Journal)
    -ESSAY: A Word From M. Scott Peck, M.D.,/a> (M. Scott Peck, Foundation for Community Development
    -ESSAY: THE STAGES OF SPIRITUAL GROWTH (M. Scott Peck, M.D., Abridged by Richard Schwartz)
    -PROFILE: Gin, cigarettes, women: I'm a prophet, not a saint: M. Scott Peck, author of the ultimate self-help manual, has Parkinson’s and his wife of 43 years has walked out. Our correspondent finds him strangely ebullient (Andrew Billen, 5/10/05, Times of London)
    -INTERVIEW: The Devil Didn't Make Me Do It: Possession is real, says Scott Peck, but we have more to fear from the evil already inside us. (Interview by David Neff | posted 01/24/2005, Christianity Today)
    -PROFILE: Can a guru heal himself?: When M Scott Peck wrote The Road Less Travelled 25 years ago, he brought the self-help book into our lives and taught us that all our problems were solvable. The book has been a bestseller ever since - but how has Peck's own life matched up? (Edward Marriott, July 5, 2003, The Guardian)
    -PROFILE: The road last traveled: M. Scott Peck's journey with Parkinson's disease (Arthur Jones, 11/07/03, National Catholic Reporter)
    -INTERVIEW: The Joy Of Community (Alan AtKisson, Summer 1991, Living Together)
    -PROFILE: M. Scott Peck: Wrestling With God (Robert Epstein, December 2002, Psychology Today)
    -INTERVIEW: 'The Patient Is the Exorcist': Interview with M. Scott Peck: Breaking a decades-long silence, the author of 'The Road Less Traveled' describes the exorcisms he conducted on two women. (Interview by Laura Sheahen, BeliefNet)
    -ESSAY: 25 years of self-help (Stephanie Merritt, January 26, 2003, The Observer)
    -ESSAY: New Age Infiltrates Christian Bookstores:Further Along Peck's Wrong Road (Rick Branch, The Watchman)
    -ESSAY: The Road Less Traveled: M. Scott Peck's Road To The New Age (Rick Branch, The Watchman)
    -ESSAY: M. Scott Peck: The Road Broadly Traveled: We believe that the following article by Debbie Dewart is an excellent overview of Peck’s unbiblical teachings. (Debbie Dewart, PsychoHeresy)
    -ARCHIVES:"M. Scott Peck" (find Articles)
    -REVIEW: of The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck (Walter Wink, October 1991, Theology Today)
    -REVIEW: of THE DIFFERENT DRUM Community-Making and Peace. By M. Scott Peck (Lillian B. Rubin, NY Times Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of Denial of the Soul: Spiritual and Medical Perspectives on Euthanasia and Mortality By M. Scott Peck (Bill McKibben, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of In Search of Stones: A Pilgrimage of Faith, Reason and Discovery by M. Scott Peck (John Mark)
    -REVIEW: of Stones in the road by M. Scott Peck (Wayne G. Boulton, Christian Century)
    -REVIEW: of Glimpses of the Devil by M. Scott Peck (Thomas More, BeliefNet)
    -REVIEW: of Glimpses of the Devil (David Neff, Christianity Today)
    -REVIEW: of Glimpses of the Devil (Rebecca Traister, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of A BED BY THE WINDOW: A Novel of Mystery and Redemption. By M. Scott Peck (MARY KAY BLAKELY, NY Times Book Review)