When publishing your own book, it is important to find the right self publishing company. With so many to choose from, it can often be difficult for authors to make a decision. However, when you find a company that provides you with the assistance you are looking for in publishing/promoting your book, it’s best to stick with them. Many of our authors publish many books with us, and we like to schedule these spotlights so that you can get to know the writers that call Outskirts Press their publishing home.
Outskirts Press author, Jeffrey D. Barbieri, has grown up experiencing life between New Jersey and Puerto Rico. He won the 2009 NJ Male Author of the Year Award for his Ben & Ink Series.
He participates in the Liberty State Fiction Writers Association and he is also an active member of the American Legion and of two charities, Save-a-Gato in Puerto Rico and Paper Houses Across the Border.
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Below are the three books he has published with Outskirts Press:
Lets Find You
The Ben and Ink Series
Let’s Find You chronicles his remarkable upbringing in a singularly unique family, one where a new crisis is always just around the corner. Told in a mix of prose and poetry, the compelling coming-of-age narrative follows Benjamin from a young boy into early adulthood.
This book is the ultimate guide into the heart and soul of a teenage boy as he journeys through car crashes, near-death experiences and melted chocolate…
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The Ben and Ink Series
FROG is book II in the Ben and Ink Series. Ben’s adventures continue as he journeys on his path of self discovery. Join him and his brothers as they fight battles within and the world around them. Will Ben find himself and find love? Will he take a stand and find his voice among his brothers? Ben’s passion is revealed through his words.
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Viola
Fields of Flowers
Based on real events, Viola: Fields of Flowers is the touching story of two girls who come together and form the unlikeliest of friendships. Although forever separated by the color of their skin, Viola and Ruth share a story of truth, love and the power of family despite the tragedies of this era of segregation.
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