Self publishing a book is an exciting undertaking. Because we understand the dedication that is required to write a quality book, we like to feature our top authors each week so that you can get to know a little bit more about them and their book. This week, we are featuring G.H. Larrivee's SonSet. In his … Continue reading Self-Publishing Book Spotlight: SonSet by: G.H. Larrivee Jr.
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Tom Gauthier weaves another historically based tale of intrigue and action in his third novel, Mead’s Trek, published by Outskirts Press. In a tale taken from actual WW II events in a little known corner of Southeast Asia, hero Major Amos Mead, USMC, OSS agent, discovers that the U.S. Vice President, under the influence of … Continue reading Self-Publishing Book Spotlight: Mead’s Trek
Jim Sutton, RPA-C and Sagar Nigwekar, MD, members of the Rochester General Hospital Medical Staff, recently announced the release of their new layman’s medical reference work, Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor, published by Outskirts Press. The book will be a valuable guide for patients who do not know the appropriate questions to ask … Continue reading Self-Publishing Book Spotlight: Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Poet Joshua Fields recently announced the release of his first collection of poetry, Staring into the Sun, published by Outskirts Press. His clever poems take the form of dialogues that express in concise, epigrammatic form the nicely observed conversational give-and-take that often defines the essence of a relationship. Fields has managed to capture in his … Continue reading Self-Publishing Book Spotlight: Staring Into The Sun
Successfully marketing a book can be a lot of work. A Personal Marketing Assistant is ideal for authors who want marketing assistance that is personal and specific. The Outskirts Press Personal Marketing Assistant is available to work with authors to promote your book in accordance with your plan and goals. The Personal Marketing Assistant will … Continue reading Personal Marketing Assistants for Self Publishing Authors
As a mental-health patient, Terry Dorn was discouraged from being a writer and publisher. He proved them wrong in short order, publishing a book collecting the creative talents of mentally challenged people in Washington state. Now, Dorn is sharing the remarkable story of faith and experiences that led him to that and other triumphs in The … Continue reading Self-Publishing Spotlight: The Cross and the Psychiatrist
Princeton-educated author Donald R. Fletcher announces his latest release, Turnings, published by Outskirts Press. This unique autobiography—part memoir and part anthology—describes in vivid scenes the road Fletcher has taken through a long life and the epiphanies that have come to him along the turnings of that road. And at the age of 90, this author … Continue reading Self-Publishing Spotlight: Turnings
Martha’s Vineyard will never be the same after Vineyard Days, the riveting new novel about the financial crisis and murder from author Gene Pisasale. Vineyard Days is set in the world-famous playground of the rich during the dog days of the 2008 market crash. It’s where Jim and Natalie are expecting to spend a relaxing, … Continue reading Self-Publishing Spotlight: Vineyard Days
José Cepeda Garcia is fast developing an international reputation in the fantastic/horror genre, and his latest release, 21 Bizarre Short Stories, published by Outskirts Press, promises to propel this author’s readership even further. His previously published novel, Fabulario de las Sombras (Shadow Fables) made him the first Dominican Republic author to have a book published … Continue reading Self-Publishing Author Spotlight: 21 Bizarre Short Stories
In Looking for Closure, The Theresa Ferrara Story, Maria Stewart chronicles her decade’s long investigation into the true story of her aunt’s disappearance in 1979. This real life, true crime thriller offers important new details on a case that captured the city of New York in fear, during the aftermath of the largest heist in … Continue reading Self-Publishing Spotlight: Looking for Closure