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‘The Story of the Milkman and Other Poems’ is launched!
Yes! Alan Walowitz launched his poetry collection The Story of the Milkman and Other Poems on Saturday 15th June. For more, click here.
‘Pride 7 Deadly Sins Vol. 7’ now Kindle and Kobobook eBooks
That's right, the last volume in our 7 Deadly Sins series - Pride Vol. 7 - has been released in paperback and a full range of eBooks, now including Kindle and Kobobook. To purchase Pride as a Kobobook, click here. To purchase Pride as a Kindle eBook, click here. To purchase Pride as a NOOKbook, … Continue reading ‘Pride 7 Deadly Sins Vol. 7’ now Kindle and Kobobook eBooks
‘Pride 7 Deadly Sins Vol. 7’ now a NOOKbook
That's right, the last volume in our 7 Deadly Sins series - Pride Vol. 7 - has now been released in paperback, ePub, iBook and now a B & N NOOKbook. To purchase Pride as a NOOKbook, click here. To purchase Pride as an iBook, click here. To purchase Pride in ePub, click here. To … Continue reading ‘Pride 7 Deadly Sins Vol. 7’ now a NOOKbook
Nod Ghosh interview – Writer Side of Life
Kim Jackways interviews Nod Ghosh about Nod's history in writing and reading for her blog Writer Side of Life. For the complete interview, click here. For all purchasing options for Nod Ghosh's flash novella The Crazed Wind, click here.
‘Pride 7 Deadly Sins Vol. 7’ now available through iBookstore
That's right, the last volume in our 7 Deadly Sins series - Pride Vol. 7 - has been released in paperback, ePub and now iBook. To purchase Pride as an iBook, click here. To purchase Pride in ePub, click here. To purchase Pride in paperback, click here. eBooks in various other formats will follow over … Continue reading ‘Pride 7 Deadly Sins Vol. 7’ now available through iBookstore
‘Minotaur’ makes the NY Times Review of Books
Minotaur and Other Stories by Salvatore Difalco made the NYT Book Review Toronto supplement June 25 - 26 (see below). Quill and Quire observed, "Difalco is at his strongest when writing about relationships—focusing upon the inherent drama of tight-knit Italian families, couples on the rocks, or even corpulent characters’ relationships to food and their own … Continue reading ‘Minotaur’ makes the NY Times Review of Books
