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Columbia, Maryland - November 6, 2009 - Draumr Publishing proudly announces the release of Mangroves and Monsters (978-1-933157-31-3, Trade paperback, 8.5 x 5.5, 302 pp).

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The Mars Experiment by Paul C. Vinci takes space exploration to the red planet in the year 2034.

A powerful compilation of poems and prose that will challenge and question the reader, society, and reality itself.

Karin Margaretha Visser’s first volume of her poetic anthologies, Tiny Signposts in a Desert, beautifully encapsulates a myriad of emotions.

Peggy Simmons Van Vlack shares her first-hand account of what is possible between worlds and beyond the spiritual veil.

Life is a journey, unique and different to each individual, but a journey nonetheless.

They came from a planet that was like Earth, except life on their planet was dying and they did not have enough resources to keep future generations alive.

Fiction blends with fact in The Flamingo Room, the first in a series of novels by Jerold Richert exploring the myths and realities surrounding Zimbabwe’s ancient ruins that have been linked to King Solomon and the Phoenicians.

M.I.T. Alumnus Reveals Effective Ways to Exercise Your Mind and Build Your Brain

Author and surgeon John Opie writes a revealing novel about a common process that exists in nearly every business today in Peer Review: Your Big Brother is Watching You.

Do birds and tortoises with the same feathers flock together? Yes, they do in The Flying Tortoise by Ben Oduwole.

A quiet night at home erupts into chaos, forcing a young girl into a wilderness filled with frightening storms, rough terrain and fierce animals, all influenced by the supernatural.

Illinois author Sophia Zufa just published her fourth book, 'The Watchers', a spy novel. Inspired by a trip she took in the 1970's to the divided city of Berlin, Germany, it is a psychological study of a man driven to betrayal.

Can it possibly be another holiday season is upon us? Need a reason to break away from the hustle and bustle of the season. Why look no further. Stop by for a spell at SFC Families Matter Blog.

Need direction for your children’s writing career? Don’t know where to begin? Checkout the exciting and innovative workshops offered in 2010 through Stories for Children Publishing, LLC.

Follow Tinky the Tiger as he discovers that anything can happen when you open up a book, whether it’s fantastical adventures in a fictional land or expanding your knowledge of the real world surrounding you.

What do you do when your favorite pastime is rescuing and adopting cats and dogs? You write a children’s book about the many “friends” you have adopted over the years.

Fun, witty, original and charming are only a few words that top the cake in Mandy Lawson’s comedic debut, Party Central.

Endless worlds of wonder and amazement are revealed in the pages of Robin Landry’s illustrated collection of poems, When I Dream.

Every son wants to be just like his dad, even a moose! In The Mad Moose, a young moose idolizes his father and can’t wait to grow up and be just like him.

Sarah Jackson’s spirited protagonist, Adrian Sims, is back, and this time she’s in love and ready to settle down.

Derek Bush’s touching and entertaining debut novel Together We Stand chronicles the lives of three very different men, each turning 40 and each with different outlooks and problems.

The award is for Hank's efforts in distributing a short story collection to the armed forces.

Cruise on over to Write What Inspires You and learn about Book Reviews, Guest Interviews, Media Releases, and Virtual Tours for November and December 2009.

New from Arcadia Publishing and local author Jeff McNeish, in conjunction with the Carbon County Historical Society, is Bear Creek Valley. This volume is the latest in the popular Images of America series.

All the fowl in the book Mr. Brown’s Garden become parables for children to learn from and to discuss with their parents.

Larry Kaplan, author of the controversial historical Holocaust-mystery novel, House of Ghosts, will be greeting readers and signing his book at the Borders in Wynnewood, PA on Tuesday, November 24, at 7:00 p.m.

A little mouse has one Christmas wish…for Santa to give him a tail so he’s just like his friends.

Rhonda Boone Evans shares a touching story that brings awareness to the hardships of families living in homeless shelters.

Life in the 1950’s was not all T-Birds and Pink Ladies, especially not for a 4-year-old orphaned boy inside a New York City orphanage.

An exciting adventure story about a boy and his best friend, as they battle the trials and tribulations of the first week of school holiday.

What would you write about the human condition if you were an international migrant poet?

Former Pucci Fashion Designer, a Sarah Palin Look-Alike, launched her memoir this week after five tumultuous years of healing through writing.

Stacey Ann Beitler’s Willy Goes to the Farm is a children’s story of love, tolerance, and recognizing the unique talents of others.

Stormy weather drives us to seek shelter from turbulent gales and drenching downpours. Bartholomew's poetry offers us peaceful refuge from the countless tempests in our lives.

Barbara Arntsen’s debut novel, S.O.S., is filled with humor, suspense, and a memorable protagonist that’s got it all: looks, smarts, and a penchant for attracting trouble, all wrapped in sweet, southern charm.

What’s a woman to do when the man she falls in love with is someone her father is dead set against? In the case of Anna Marie Lindquist, she goes with her heart.

LongTale Publishing and author Melissa M. Williams will visit Houston ISD’s Scroggins Elementary School on Tuesday, November 17th, 2009, promoting literacy, creativity and learning in the school.

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The new childrens book "Miss Ginny the $50.00 Pony" is being well received by children and parents. It has received an excellent review from renowned horseman Clinton Anderson Downunder Horsemanship.The book is a "must read" for children.

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November 15th is National Pookoo Google Search Day. Search Google for 'Pookoo' and click on any D.L. Shiloh link. Then download his novel - as a way of saying thanks.

BluQuill Publishing, LLC has released THE CURE, a medical thriller by new author Antoine Maurice Devine that explores the inner workings of pharmaceutical research for breast cancer drugs.

Local author completes pictorial history on Detroit landmark.

Author teaches other authors as she tours the Internet from November 20 to December 20.

"Bad Bonnie's Wish" is a unique and beautifully illustrated NEW children's book about a young girl that is used to getting what she wants. As her bad wishes come true, she must learn to make healthy choices and life-long decisions.

Raider Publishing International announces the release of The Philotimo Affair by J.M. Cottrell

Raider Publishing International announces the release of Banjo Billy and the River Rat Kids by Billie Atamer

Raider Publishing International announces the release of Nymphas’ World: Beyond the Onyx Mountains by Rachael Haldane