Omaha Author Releases New Book of Urban Fiction and ‘Floetry’

Lincoln, NE, September 13, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Omaha author and playwright Bobby Brown recently released The Message, a collection of urban short fiction and “floetry” (hip-hop influenced poetry), published by Amanuent Press.

Brown’s work is heavily influenced by his life experiences and personal philosophy, providing an occasionally grim and gritty portrayal of racism, drug abuse, religion, and relationships between men and women. But his sense of humor remains in several of the pieces, adding a light touch to the otherwise serious, underlying meaning of his writings.

Books are available from the author (e-mail tatiyana2007@yahoo.com
or visit www.bobbybrowntvsite.com) and at various bookstores in Omaha, as well as through national distributors including Ingram, Baker & Taylor and Amazon.

Amanuent Press, an imprint of Infusionmedia Publishing Inc. in Lincoln, Neb., publishes fiction, nonfiction, and verse, primarily in paperback, with an emphasis on first-time authors and previously unpublished works. Infusionmedia Publishing has been publishing and promoting the works of fiction and nonfiction writers, especially those from the Great Plains, since 1994. The company’s other imprints include Asteria Press, Abbatia Press and Plains Chronicles Press. Its marketing and fulfillment division includes IPAC, the Independent Publishers & Authors Cooperative, and the Nebraska Book Source catalog.

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