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"...an ode to a painted beauty called 'life'...Her sense of humility cannot be more direct, beautiful and profound when she says, 'Remember, you are just a drop of the Sea'..." -Moazzam Sheikh, Author of The Idol Lover & Editor of A Letter from India

ArcheBooks Publishing Presents its Acclaimed Professional Novelist Workshop for Aspiring Unpublished and Published Authors

The UK ‘book club’ phenomenon is still on the rise with several hundred thousand people currently believed to regularly attend social ‘book clubs’ – now these book fans have their own dedicated, monthly magazine - ‘BookClub’.

PM Moon Publishers inaugural writing contest is underway with impressive results.

ZUG.com, which receives some 5 million pageviews from 1.5 million users per month, isn’t just looking for stand-up comedians or professional comedy writers.

A clever charmer comes along and sweeps Barbie off her feet and onto the path of self discovery

Novel Written In Ernest Hemingways Attic Sums Up The Hard Times We Are Living Through. Novelist William Elliott Hazelgrove Spent Ten Years Finding New Voice.

Join our family of authors and get your book published! We aim above the mark to hit the mark.

"Prototype" offers a variety of inspirational, philosophical, postmodern, political, and existential perspectives. When art is what the recipient perceives, then "Prototype" listens to the reader.

Stockton teacher and assistant principal, Elizabeth Horton reached her goal! Inspired by Oprah and her aunt who also published a book, Elizabeth finally received the good news that her first children's book, Pick Me, Pick Me has been released.

Kristina DeVary has written and self-published her third novel, "Finding Myself Gracefully," which is the revised edition of her first novel, "Eva, Diary of a Drama Queen.”

CHILLICOTHE, TEXAS--Author, Robert Flynn, has launched a website to showcase his many published works. The site offers purchase links and summaries for his seven novels and non-fiction work as well as information about the author.

Why did God create economists? So that meteorologists wouldn’t be the only ones to make wrong prognoses. Henry Weingarten tells this joke whenever anyone ears their doubts about his profession. Henry is a well-known New York finance astrologer

Four children (Samuel, Thomas, Georgie and Rebecca) enter a world called Tintonia that exists under the ground in another dimension.

In his school playground, 10 year-old Matthew Stevens heard about an old abandoned house on a local estate that was possibly haunted. He decided to investigate with his friend during their next free Saturday afternoon.

Departing their native England, two good friends endeavour to go coast to coast, New York to L.A., using the Amtrak rail network.

Tree God is a journey of intrigue and self-discovery, which, told with the familiar northern dry wit gives the reader a sneak glimpse into the mysterious grey world behind the 'iron curtain'.

Three school friends set off for a camping holiday in Wales. Along the way, they give a lift to a stranger but the next day they find his body in a nearby stream. This is only the start of their troubles.

Stolen Magic is the first in a series of ten books that take the young reader through many adventures uncovering the weird and wonderful land of Zirconia. Children are introduced to creatures and battles that are both scary and magical.

Writing the final page of his novel Dark Path, Michael’s life is turned upside down when his ex-wife Angela is stabbed to death in a frenzied attack.

The secret and shockingly unconventional love of Alice Glass for Elsbeth Hobbs is shattered by the death of Luke Denby, RAF pilot and former seducer of Elsbeth.

Following the murder of a prostitute in London’s East End DCI Mike Gregory of New Scotland Yard is deputed to investigate the emergence of a crazed killer bent on emulating the crimes of nineteenth century Jack the Ripper.

Every parent wonders when they should start teaching their child to read and write, what kinds of books they should read and how to help their child to learn. This parent's guide to early literacy offers answers to these questions.

A local man becomes the first to come back as the un-dead. This grizzly being starts off the chain reaction, infection, which soon terrorizes the townsfolk.

After a stint in Wormwood Scrubs, Ricky decides he needs to do something more with his life, and moves to London and becomes someone else, a top-class psychiatrist.

Guided by a spiritual being, Robert and his friends establish that they have been summoned to Sephire to help the humanoids restore their freedom

Tom Chalmers, Managing Director of Legend Press, has announced plans to publish the novel The Well-Tempered Clavier by William Coles in October 2007.

The world’s leading international student website has now published a total of 30,000 articles on its network, covering a wide and diverse set of subjects from student debt to advice for freshers.

Following a cataclysmic event primitive humankind is annihilated. As the planet struggles to recover, a number of intelligent species emerge.

Julie Grant is planning on killing herself and is looking for a chance of redemption before committing this act.

The story unravels against a background of country-living and nature notes that give a certain perspective to some very unnatural events. And if that view is not wholly reassuring, A Spell in Normandy offers the reader some smiles as well.

The responsibilities of pet ownership are charmingly brought to life in this memorable children’s story.

Robbie the Raindrop’s First Adventure is an educational and entertaining look at the water cycle.

TWINS OF TIME is the first book in a trilogy of children’s fiction entitled The CUP of Destiny, and takes young readers on an incredible journey, through the eye of a hurricane into a time warp to the Island of Echoco.

Johnny Thade just found a disc that has the exact time and date of every human being’s Deathday on it and he’s going to use the information for what every one of us would use it for…

A Season for Killing is told from the perspective of Daniel Ryan, a corporal in Robert E. Lee’s Confederate Army of Virginia in 1864 during the American Civil War, as the brutal campaign in the spring and summer of that year unfolds.

Hog Heaven is a satire about the fast food industry, GM food, vegetarianism, television chefs, cookery shows and the superficiality of celebrity culture.

Each of these stories features the same characters – two children, a brother and sister – and the escapades that they get involved in whilst playing.

The main theme running through this parabolic tale of excess is that of identity in contemporary society, of people wanting to be somebody, a celebrity, a success, or to obtain a position in the world that they forget to be themselves.

This is a psychological horror/black comedy concerning a drug-fuelled battle through time between two pretenders to God’s throne.

Exiled from their brutal homeland, two Orc children - the crippled Drom and the half-breed Kade - fight to survive the wilderness, only to be attacked by ruthless human knights.

Each time they are studying one of the curriculum subjects, whether it’s The Egyptians, The Ancient Romans or The Gunpowder Plot, Arabella Twigg finds herself transported back into those times.

This is a dark tale of adventure and murder. A struggle against the odds.

LIFE BEGINS TO SUCK AT 40 is a humorous look into what it is like being middle aged. It would be great present for your partner or parent. With 50 full colour pages illustrating why it’s so cruddy being 40.

This is the story of where people go in times of extreme stress, danger, guilt and shame to deal with the magnitude of the distasteful situations they experience.

Mike Morgan’s commercial diving business is going downhill fast; his wife has left him and all he owns is at risk. It is time to throw caution to the wind and fill a lifetime’s dream, to salvage riches from forgotten shipwrecks.

Brave Dave was brought into existence by a strange coincidence of events namely, a migration of swans, Halloween, and some lightning at 8:14pm. He was never prepared for the world he brought into, as he never had expected to be there.

A prize as valuable as The Fire Flower soon earns Sir Nicholas many enemies, putting the lives of everyone around him in danger and, unwittingly, involving him in the war between France and Holland.

This is a black comedy set in the near-future UK revolving around the central character, Snafook Dessy Gleb, a self-acclaimed (fraudulent) prophet.

In The Male Strain by Virginia West, Marie is unwillingly catapulted from mother and housewife to President as the country is thrown into chaos, and the male population of the world starts to die following a devastating meteor storm.