The following is a partial list of nonfiction published by Heger.
Click on highlighted titles to see essays/articles.


 
“All I Want for Father’s Day Is My Two Front Teeth, Which Were Knocked out in a Barroom Brawl” published in Umbrella Factory

“All You Need Is Love (To Make a Sale)” published in Blue Villa

"Battleground or Common Ground: The U.S. Work Place in a Multilingual Era" published in Communication World

"Breaking the Barriers of Language” published in Communication World

"Checking into San Francisco -- How the City's Hotels Market Themselves" published in San Francisco Business

"Electronic Public Relations Comes of Age" published in Communication World

"A Forced March of Hilarity through the American Revolution" published in Bookends Review

“Fun and Games at Office Depot: An Argument for Agoraphobia” published in Corvus Review

“Goodbye to Hello” published in Masticadores Canada
 

“It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way: A time-travel Exercise to Weigh the Pros and Cons of Your Digital Life” published in Cardinal Sins

"Leaderships Changing Faces" published in Communication World

 “Living Behind the Mask" published in Prism

"Modern-day Prospectors: The New California Gold Rush" published in San Francisco Business" (co-authored by Lynn Kidder)

“Obituary Blues” published in Santa Clara Review
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“Plotting New Ground" published in Prism

"Popular Pundit Predicts" published in Communication World

 “Print: A Road Kill on the Information Superhighway?” published in Communication World

"Profiles in Green" published in Communication World

"Pushing Back the Desktop Frontier" published in Communication World

"Still the Ultimate Word Processor" published in San Francisco Business

"Thanks, Schools, for Controlling Our Children's Feelings. Somebody Has to Do It." published by the Penmen Review 

"A Warning from the Future:Digital Dystopia” published in The Ana

“When Is Kindness Not Kindness? When It’s Twisted into Nonsense and Crammed Down Your Throat.” published in Storgy

"Wooing the Web" published in Communication World

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