The Much-Anticipated First Children’s Book by Eric Patterson is Finally Here
After years of waiting, his students (grades 5-8), past and present, along with the rest of the world, will finally get the chance to buy and read one of his books: Something Lurking in the Bell Tower. - October 10, 2005
Help Is Finally Here To Get Men Out Of the Doghouse
“A Cookbook for Men Who Need to Get Out of the Doghouse,” Michael Durham’s blockbuster cookbook, forges new ground for his fellow men by offering numerous proven and acclaimed recipes, bits of wit and self proclaimed guidance. - August 25, 2005
What If Publishing a Book Was Easier Than Reading One?
Following in the footsteps of the alternative film and music industries, a publishing company in Colorado is making it possible for anybody to publish a book and list it on Amazon.com for sale. - August 18, 2005
Novel Takes Reader on Inspiring Journey Behind Life’s Meaning
Amber Taylor-Pengov’s captivating novel, The Woodcarver’s Hand, is a tale of love, true friendship, and finding one’s purpose in life. After a tragic turn of events, Pengov learned to be all that she can be and hopes readers will feel inspired to follow through with their own true passion in life. - July 25, 2005
Judicial Bias and Interference With A Mother’s Parental Rights, Among Kentucky’s Wealthy Equestrian Community, Explored in Riveting New Novel!
Thus begins a compelling new work UNBRIDLED INJUSTICE, by first time author Ellie Boatman, available through Outskirts Press at www.outskirtspress.com/unbridledinjustice. Based in part on actual events so controversial, the author was forced to assume a pen name. This unprecedented piece lays bare the workings of the Family Justice system where judges follow the Golden Rule; the one who has the most goal can make the rules! - July 25, 2005
Author Uncovers "Hidden Story"
Richard Choo's Her Hidden Story is a riveting look in to one woman’s enduring struggle during times of war and oppression while living in Korea. For years, she kept her tragic story hidden...until now. - July 25, 2005
David Brookover’s “The Ancient Breed” is a White-Knuckle Frightfest
Critically Acclaimed Author of “Mortal Eclipse” Offers Gripping New Novel About the Mythical Fountain of Youth. - July 25, 2005
Eagle Scout Challenges “Harvard Boy Scouts” with his "Survival Primer for Free Thinkers in the Stereotypical Business World"
Eagle Scout turned corporate executive, T.B. Fisher, releases his latest book. Why Buy In?, first in the triptych, ‘Survival Primer for Free Thinkers in the Stereotypical Business World’, is dedicated to the idea that people can maintain individual idiosyncrasies while keeping their jobs. - July 24, 2005
Scars of the Square Needle Not Just About “Tin Can Sailors”–A Psychological Thriller About War Recovery
Sometimes the most difficult scars to heal from are the ones you never see. - July 23, 2005
New Book Explores How History Reveals that the Judeo-Christian Faith Played an Important Role in the Decisions of Some of the World’s Greatest Military Leaders
The Judeo-Christian Faith has played a much greater role in world military operations than most historians are willing to admit. This new book by Montecue J. Lowry explores how the faith of major military commanders has in many instances enabled them to think logically, make the right decision, and win a decisive battle. - July 22, 2005
New Book Leads Aspiring Entrepreneurs to "A Piece of the Pie"
A Piece of the Pie profiles four successful business owners who were helped by the Small Business Administration programs. These programs allow racial and ethnic groups, women, and veterans land contracts to provide products and services to the federal government. - July 22, 2005
Teen Overcoming Debilitating Disease and Helping Others to do the Same
Sarah Endorf’s After the Rain is the inspirational true story of a fifteen year old girl living with Lyme disease. This poignant account, written by Sarah with her mother Charlotte, takes the reader on Sarah’s amazing journey to recovery. - July 21, 2005
Publishing Mogul Shares Insider Information
The President and CEO of Outskirts Press, Inc. reveals over 150 publishing secrets based upon real-world experience in his new reference guide, Publishing Gems: Insider Information for the Self-Publishing Writer. - June 26, 2005
New Book Informs Kids (and Adults) the "Truth About Holidays"
Author Brenda Sanderson Shaw offers many fun facts for young and old behind some of our dearest holidays and traditions. In addition, her book also includes many other fun aspects as well... - June 26, 2005
Short Story Collection Offers New Ways to Teach Kids Great Lessons
Tawanna's Children's Short Story Collections is for children and the young at heart. All of the characters love children and teach them fun things. The stories are for children of any age and are very educational. - June 26, 2005
A Life Story Told in Seven Dream Periods
Paul A. Winter's new book details his own turbulent life through seven recurring dreams. His book describes his own erratic upbringing and brings forth the awareness of teen male prostitution in South Africa. - June 26, 2005
New Book Unveils Truth on how to "Hear" God Better
Inspirational author Joe Mason offers answers to big questions in his book Can You Hear Him Now? The book deals with one's communication with God and how truth and righteousness are the only goals that guarantee personal peace and contentment in this life and beyond. - June 13, 2005
What if you discovered your closest relatives were deeply entangled with the Mafia?
A blind, nationally prominent criminal trial attorney tells a spellbinding multigenerational story of his family, from their origins in southern Italy to their immigration to the United States and gradual descent into organized crime in the just-published book, "La Famiglia and Their Blind Advocate," by Dominic Sposeto with Sherry Sposeto-Jakey. - June 13, 2005
First Books a Gem
13 year old author Aaron Arkens creates his first published book. Talks about his adventures from the first word to the day it became published. - June 13, 2005
Beatles Fans and Scholars Rejoice in the Publication of “Charlie Lennon: Uncle to a Beatle”
“Charlie Lennon: Uncle To A Beatle” presents the story of the late singer-songwriter Uncle Charlie Lennon, told in his own words and in tributes by some of those who knew him best. The book is illustrated with 585 photographs, including an astounding collection of previously unpublished photos of John Lennon’s relatives, never before seen by outsiders, that are sure to delight Beatle fans and will keep scholars busy for years to come. - June 13, 2005