Angels and Devils – Who is who?
FORT LAUDERDALE,
January 2007:
Is it conceivable that angels exist? In this doubt-everything world,
there are many people who cannot imagine such a possibility. Yet,
others will literally swear they’ve seen/spoken to/been touched by
angels. How strange then to envision that once you, too, were an
angel; beloved of God, residing in heaven and singing to the music
of the spheres. Mark D. Chevalier, in his new book, Azriel, the
Angel Chronicles, brings to us the fascinating prospect of life
before life….
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The Twin Towers’ Collapse Explained
FORT LAUDERDALE,
January 2007: A dazed
nation, still restlessly wondering why two seemingly indestructible skyscrapers,
the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, came crashing down like a house of
cards after a vicious terrorist attack, are finally presented with answers. In
his new book, Fire in the Skyscraper, Arthur Scheuerman puts in plain words the
analysis behind this unprecedented occurrence.
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Lilly White Lies and Dreams
FORT LAUDERDALE, February
2007: Poetry has the power to enlighten, lift the spirits, as
well as give insight and hope to our mundane lives. Author Lilly White, in her
book Lilly White Lies and Dreams, presents us with just such poetry. Reading
this thought-provoking book will prove more than just edifying; it will be an
experience in joyful, positive and blissful hope.
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more...
Finding Pegasus – Finding Yourself
FORT LAUDERDALE, February 2007:
Horses have been a significant part of human history since the Ice
Age. First they were hunted, for food and other elements, until
their domestication began around 8,000 BCE. While there have always
been individuals and cultures throughout the ages, who have lived in
attunement with the animal kingdom, it is only recently, relatively
speaking, that western society as a whole has begun to appreciate
the gentle, intelligent, and forgiving nature of the horse. In her
book, Finding Pegasus, Terry Church allows the reader, horse lover
and non-horse lover alike, to experience the close relationship that
can be shared by equine and human, and the important life-lessons
horses are able to provide anyone willing to listen.
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more...
Better Living Without Really Working
FORT LAUDERDALE, February 2007: It’s the
American dream. Something for nothing…or nearly nothing. Why work so
incredibly hard, sweating and slaving over the inconsequential
details when, with a little diligent studying of Greg W. Starr’s
book, Better Living Through Bureaucracy, you can become skilled at
his tricks on getting ahead with very little effort. A must for all
those who’d like to live La Bonne Vie – La Buena Vida – The Good
Life!
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Meet the Beast
FORT LAUDERDALE, December 2006: Perseverance is a
wonderful thing, in the right hands. For an autistic youngster,
perseverance and single-mindedness is a way of life. When an
autistic child discovers something he likes to do, he can become
astonishingly adept at it. Such is Nathaniel’s story. Dave Donch
shares this marvelous true account with us in his book, Beast.
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Across Time: Mystery
of the Great Sphinx
FORT LAUDERDALE, March 2007: History is fascinating
any way you slice it. When it’s brought to life, with an enigmatic
and magical twist, it’s just that much more captivating. In his
book, Across Time: Love Eternal, O. J. Harp III brings us a story
that bridges the ages, expertly pulling you into the diverse realms
of the future as well as the distant past.
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A Demon’s Choice
FORT LAUDERDALE, December 2006: Who
among us hasn’t wished for extraordinary powers at least once in
their lives? Who hasn’t hungered for revenr, or an acquaintance for that
matter? In hisge in response to a cruel, senseless act committed by
a strange book, Demon, Craig Tweedie recounts the frightening
outcome when a gentle spirit is pushed too far, trampled beneath
pointless hostility, and begins to fight back.
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Van Gogh’s Madness
Revealed
FORT LAUDERDALE, December 2006: Madness is not an
unusual result of living. Whatever the manifestation, whatever the
reasoning behind it, reports are rife throughout history about such
extremists. Rarely, however, are they lauded and admired. No one can
doubt that Vincent Van Gogh was mad; one does not normally cut off
one’s ear as a lighthearted prank, but his insanity impelled him to
create some of the most magnificent art our world has ever known. In
his book, Night Café, Martin Foster shares his account of compelling
possibilities for Van Gogh’s lunacy.
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Good News From Llumina Authors!
FORT
LAUDERDALE, March 2007: Read this letter to Deborah
Greenspan about just one of Llumina's success stories. Look for
Prescription for Healthy Weight Loss & Optimum Health on Barnes and
Nobles's shelves soon!
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Call for Entries: Writer's Digest International
Self-Published Book Awards
FORT
LAUDERDALE, February 2007: Writer's Digest is searching for
the best self-published books of the past few years. Whether you're
a professional writer, part-time freelancer, or a self-starting
student, here's your chance to enter the only competition
exclusively for self-published books.
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76th Annual Writer's Digest Writing Competition
FORT
LAUDERDALE, March 2007: Submit your manuscript for a
chance to win a trip for you and a guest to New York, where you’ll
spend three days and two nights in the publishing capital of the
world. While you’re there, a Writer’s Digest editor will escort you
to share your work with four editors or agents. Plus, you’ll receive
a free Diamond Publishing Package from Outskirts Press.
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2007 DIY BOOK FESTIVAL CALL FOR ENTRIES
FORT LAUDERDALE, April 2007: The DIY Book
Festival will consider self-published or independent publisher
non-fiction, fiction, biography/autobiography, children's books,
teenage, how-to, cookbooks, science fiction, audio/spoken word,
photography, art, comics, 'zines, fan fiction, poetry and e-books
published on or after Jan. 1, 2005. All entries must be in English
and have been self-published or issued by an independent publishing
house.
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What a Pretty Kettle of Fish!
FORT LAUDERDALE, January 2007: In this
‘anything-goes’ world, it’s not unusual when bizarre and curious
demands are made. Rather, it seems to be the norm for those in power
to ask the impossible and for others of lesser importance to provide
it. However, it is the combined human interaction that is so
thrilling to observe. In her new book, Back from Bora Bora, Sondra
Luger has brought a rambunctious and overly-full kettle to the boil,
and her fortunate readers will reap the rewards.
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NAUTILUS BOOK
AWARDS for Books Published in 2005 and 2006
Fort
Lauderdale, February 2007:
The sixth annual
Nautilus Book Awards will accept entries in 20 subject categories, honoring
books that contribute to our society?s awareness and well-being, and that
embrace spiritual and ecological values such as compassion, sustainability,
simplicity, and global peace. Books with copyright or release dates of 2005
and 2006 are eligible. Final Deadline: Online entry must be completed by
midnight on February 15, 2007; mail-in entry packages must be postmarked by
Feb. 15, 2007.
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Finding A Safe Position
FORT LAUDERDALE, December 2006: We've
all heard the stories. From the one-room country schoolhouses (which
everyone walked to through 6-foot high snow drifts – uphill – both
ways) to the Drop-out 60s – Me decade 70s – Greed decade 80s, etc.,
there have been problems with schooling in the U.S. These days our
school children are far more advanced than any other generation.
They're even teaching Pre-algebra to 8 year-olds! In her new book, A
Safe Position, Kathleen M. Burke investigates the schooling issues
with humor and honesty.
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The First Atheist
FORT LAUDERDALE,
December 2006:
People are asking if it's finally
fashionable to be an atheist. A few bestsellers calling for an end
to organized religion or touting persuasive campaigns against faith
are raising doubts. Would a Godless universe be a more joyful and
rational place than one fashioned by a callous designer? These
questions are not really new. Doubts have always been present, but
the penalties for expressing them too dire to chance the honesty.
Eric Polfliet, in his book The First Atheist, enlightens us with his
riveting story.
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Rejoicing in a
Celebration of Love
FORT LAUDERDALE, December 2006: In this age of
‘kicked-to-the-curb’ relationships, it’s refreshing to find a young
couple who actually try to make love work. Saldanha Murphy Ridley
brings to us, in her book A Celebration of Love, a
heartwarming story of just such a couple. Join them as they
struggle, overcoming rather harsh circumstances, toward love
eternal.
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RESERVE YOUR
COPY OF THE 75TH ANNUAL COMPETITION
COLLECTION!
FORT LAUDERDALE, October 2006: With all the amazing
entrees submitted last year, this collection is an absolute most
have!
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2007
NEW YORK BOOK FESTIVAL CALL FOR ENTRIES
FORT
LAUDERDALE, October 2006:
The 2007 New York Book
Festival has issued a call for entries to its annual program
celebrating books that deserve greater recognition from the world’s
publishing capital.
The 2007 New York Book Festival will consider published,
self-published and independent publisher non-fiction, fiction,
children’s books, teenage, how-to, audio/spoken word, comics,
e-books, wild card (anything goes!), science fiction, romance and
biography/ autobiography works...
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YES! WE ARE
GOING TO THE 2007 BEA!
FORT LAUDERDALE, October 2006: BookExpo America is the
largest book-related event in the country. It will be attended by
some 30,000 publishers, agents, scouts, booksellers, acquisitions
librarians, book reviewers, book packagers, and film and television
developers/producers, all looking for new books, exciting authors,
and new stories. The BEA is the best place in the world to show off
your book and to get it into the hands of buyers. The official 2006
attendance was 22,366 industry professionals....
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Inexpensive Catalogue
Exposure for authors
FORT LAUDERDALE, March 2007: The Dungeon Book
Store is a specialty online book store offering Science Fiction,
Fantasy, Horror, Witchcraft, related Art books and other items in
the genre. They are constantly expanding their catalog, advertising
of web site, obtaining product and inventory information from many
sources. They are offering Publishers and Authors in the
self-published area exposure in our catalog.
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