Coming Works In Lay Up and Proofing
Blood Money - Tales from Two Continents
by Scott Mastro ISBN 978-0-9829987-5-5 Anticipated December 2011 Release Written en route across the US and Europe, Blood Money - Tales from Two Continents captures the English language in a number of locales, showcasing the expressive expansiveness of a written language as it wanderlust-rambles the land, settling its prose on occasion in distinct and exact locations. |  |
In the Himalayan Nights
by Anoop Chandola ISBN 978-0-9829987-0-0 Anticipated January 2012 Release A love-song for a tumultuous time for India, IN THE HIMALAYAN NIGHTS, captures eighteen days and evenings in 1977, at a moment when India teetered on the edge of its rich history and the promise of what it might become as it reincarnates for a postmodern and hyper-real world. Struggling with questions about the nature of morality, the authenticity of folk heroes, and the reality of ritual possession, an Indian-American anthropologist, his wife, and his passionate, fresh, and vocal graduate students visit Dehradun, a state capital in the shadows of the Garhwal Himalayas, to witness the religious, cultural, and political undercurrents stirred up by a performance of the ancient Bhagavad Gita and, whether because of the hypnotic drumming or the inspired analysis emerging from the group and their hosts, each become entangled in what can only be appropriately called as their own dharma war. |  |
The Isla Vista Crucible
by Reilly Ridgell ISBN 978-0-9832861-6-5 Anticipated January 2012 Release Three college roommates try to live and enjoy their student lives while caught up in the frenzy of casual drug use, recreational sex, lacrosse, rock and roll music, political activism, riots, and race relations during the tumultuous 1969-70 school year in the unique student community of Isla Vista. |  |
Perverse
by Larry Rodness ISBN 978-0-9832861-7-2 Anticipated February 2012 Release A supernatural fiction about a 2nd generation teenage Goth teen named Emylene Stipe who finds a charcoal sketch in an antique shop. When she brings it home an image of a young girl appears and then materializes in her apartment. Emylene introduces this girl (whom she nick-names ‘Poinsettia’) to the local Goth society and the two become fast friends. But Poinsettia has an ulterior motive for her sudden and strange intrusion into Emylene’s life which causes Emylene to question her whole belief system. Book website at www.larryrodness.com |  |
On My Behalf
by Helen Doan ISBN 978-0-9832861-8-9 Anticipated February 2012 Release ON MY BEHALF details the misadventures of a naïve Vietnamese girl pursuing her dream of becoming a successful writer. As she navigates through early adulthood, she finds that balancing between staying true to her dreams and settling for an unremarkable life challenges ever fiber of her being. Book website at http://www.helendoan.com/ |
Rules of Privilege
by Mike Farris ISBN 978-0-9832861-9-6 Anticipated March 2012 Release A young female lawyer, fresh out of law school, defends her uncle on a murder charge. A strong-willed, independent woman in a man’s world, she is driven by liberal ideals, fueled by her father’s execution by the state of Texas when she was a young girl. But as she digs deeper into her uncle’s case, she discovers that he might not only be guilty of the crime, he may also be a serial killer. |
Light Surfer
by David Allan Williams ISBN Pending Anticipated March 2012 Release Tony Jess’s psychiatrist, Dr. Baird, thinks Tony is schizophrenic because he intends to save mankind from an alien race known as the Calvin. Tony, diagnosed as an autistic savant by his childhood psychiatrist, needs to convince Dr. Baird that fate has them working together to save as much of mankind as they can. |
Coming Works In Editing
Flight of Fantasy
by Francis Powell ISBN pending Anticipated January 2011 Release A collection of 30 short stories about misfortune characterized by unexpected final twists at the end of each tale. |
The Lazarus Experiment
by Richard Rose ISBN pending Anticipated January 2011 Release A maverick Chicago Special Victims detective uncovers a secret project that uses unsuspecting vagrants as guinea pigs. Set up as the killer of his only witness, he must find a way to clear himself and expose the project, which turns out to have an impact on the course of history. |
The Soul
by Janis Kalns ISBN Pending Anticipated February 2011 Release The shocking truth about a person’s soul, its structure and mutual relations with a physical body deliberately concealed from the humanity for several thousands of years, revealing a much wider world behind the material world familiar to most. |
The Hanging of Dr. Hanson
by Bentley Gates ISBN Pending Anticipated April 2011 Release The Hanging of Dr. Hanson is historical fiction based on actual events. Through laughter to tears, follow Dr. Hanson Bumgardner's life before, during and after the American Civil War. A well-researched novel, readers will embrace Dr. Hanson as he speaks for over ninety minutes standing upon the gallows, recounting his life story. |
The Loons
by Sue Dolleris ISBN Pending Anticipated January 2012 Release Con artist, Christy gets conned into caring for seven loony cousins. In this screwball comedy Christy becomes an advocate for THE LOONS and fights to keep them from being institutionalized. |
Keys in the River
by Tendai Mwanaka ISBN Pending Anticipated March 2012 Release Keys in the river is a collection of short stories that take a look at the beginnings and ends of relationships and the world in between. |
The Jumper Chronicles Book Two - The Path of the Templar
by W. C. Peever ISBN Pending Anticipated April 2012 Release Charlie and his friends return to his home in Massachusetts, only to find a new adventure awaits them. The discovery of an old relic leads the friends on an adventure where they battle, Trolls, Serpents and a new enemy. Along the way they make new friends and allies as they race to find the treasure that could save the world. http://www. |
Drifters
by Jonathan Marcantoni ISBN Pending Anticipated April 2012 Release A series of interconnected short stories spanning 60 years and three continents. The stories influence and inform the lives of two friends traveling cross country in search of a greater purpose in their lives. |
Blessed are the Peacekeepers
by Tom Donnelly and Mike Munger ISBN Pending Anticipated May 2012 Release A middle-aged American detective deploys for one year with the little known UN Police in Kosovo, eventually becoming an elite special operations commander in the aftermath of 9/11. As he faces challenges that test his limits and skills, he has to fight to save himself and a murder witness. |
The Judas List
by A. G. Hayes ISBN Pending Anticipated September 2012 Release Between the end of World War II and the winter of 1975, a 700-year-old prayer book, a key and a faded blueprint came to light in Vienna, and began a 25-year search for Nazi Herman Goering's treasure. In modern day Vienna, American agents Koski and Falk must go undercover to locate the treasure and the Judas List--a compendium of individuals and organizations who had financed WW II, and, in its aftermath, now intended to manipulate world finances to bring about the Fourth Reich. But the Americans aren't the only ones looking for the list and the treasure. So are the ex-Nazis, the Bosnians, Russians, and, most recently, Muslim militants. |
Chimney Bluffs
by David Seaburn ISBN Pending Anticipated October 2012 Release When their son, Danny, dies unexpectedly, Mitch and Kate Duncan decide to jump from Chimney Bluffs rather than go on with out him. Found by Clancy and Mitch, Kate is still alive. What follows is a story of three strangers, each facing a tragic loss, who find new beginnings together. |
