Jim Shapiro, author of the newly released book Killmaiden’s Compendium of Uncommon Occurrences, was interviewed in the Stamford Daily Voice. To read the full article click here.
Brian Anderson, the author of Book One of The Godling Chronicles: The Sword of Truth, was interviewed along with his son Jonathan on the Staten Island Literature TV program. Jonathan came up with the original concept …
Peter Sacco’s novel, The Lost Fountain, recently received several great reviews. This story follows three friends as they set out to find the fabled Fountain of Youth. “This book is excellent! That is how I …
Last week we featured some great non-fiction reads. This week we’ve turned the page to suggest a few works of fiction for all ages and preferences. If you are going to the beach or just planning to relax at home, the following books should keep you and your children entertained.
“Is it such a stretch that an RCMP constable could put aside her life of crime-fighting to delve into the fantasy world of a warrior princess trying to save her people from extinction?”
Martha M. Martin’s debut YA novel, The Haunting of Annie MacKay, earned a top review at FlamingNet.com, a website featuring book reviews by kids and teens.
Martha M. Martin’s YA novel The Haunting of Annie MacKay was recently featured in the South Whidbey Island Record. In her article, Patricia Duff writes, “Martha M. Martin integrates the very real themes of homelessness and bullying into her first novel for middle school readers.”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Colleen Welch (503) 968-6777 colleen@inkwaterpress.com The Haunting of Annie MacKay – Whidbey Island Author Crafts a Contemporary Ghost Story for Young Teens Portland, OR − October 20, 2008: The Haunting of …
