22nd Century Press is at booth 2142 at the Book Expo America. We will be showcasing our new books and promoting the Black Author Showcase. If you are attending the BEA and would like to feature your book at our booth as a Black Author Showcase member, please contact Diane Williams immediately at diane@blackauthorshowcase.com
If you have promotional materials, submit a payment of $25 to the Google Checkout link below and immediately send the books and your promotional materials to: 22nd Century Press 12138 Central Avenue, Suite 223 Mitchellville, MD 20772. Items must be received by Tuesday evening or Wedneday morning, May 27.This is a very time sensitive offer! Scroll down to access the Google payment button.
Your promotional materials will be displayed as items from Black Author Showcase members. If you send a book and promo material, we will display the book until all of your material is gone. Then we will give the book away as a promotion at the BEA. This is a good way to represent when you are low on cash or cannot attend.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
October is Speculative Fiction Month on the Black Author Showcase
Media Advisory
October is Speculative Fiction Month on the Black Author Showcase
October 15, 2008
This month we will focus on all things speculative in writings from the African Diaspora.
Discover the wealth and breadth of the speculative fiction genre with members of the Black Author Showcase™ (http://blackauthors.ning.com or http://www.blackauthorshowcase.com).
Among the members featured this month: Milton Davis, Edward Uzzle, Carole McDonnell, Charles Saunders, L.A. Banks, Stafford L. Battle, Brandon Easton, Will Glenn, Valjeanne Jeffers, Oz Wilson, Bridget Moore, Dr. Niama Williams, Corey Burke, Trinia James and many more!
October 29th, the last Wednesday of the month at 7:30 to 9:30pm EST, we will have a special Spec Fiction net/talkcast in place of our usual member show. Join in the conversation, be interviewed, or just participate. There will also be a simultaneous online chat, so you will be able to ask questions of guests and still have a 'voice' in the conversation even if you choose not to dial in.
About Black Author Showcase™:
Black Author Showcase™ is a social networking platform for the literary community. Founded in 2007 it was created by 22nd Century Press, LLC as a cooperative learning, teaching and supporting community for anyone who helps bring a book to life. It is a network for authors, readers, publishers, photographers, librarians, reviewers, graphic designers, editors, ghostwriters, agents, and others. 22nd Century Press is headquartered in Mitchellville, MD – just outside the nations’ capital.
For more information, visit our Web site at http://www.blackauthorshowcase.com.
CONTACT: 22nd Century Press for Black Author Showcase™
Diane Williams
(202) 276-8876
info@blackauthorshowcase.com
October is Speculative Fiction Month on the Black Author Showcase
October 15, 2008
This month we will focus on all things speculative in writings from the African Diaspora.
Discover the wealth and breadth of the speculative fiction genre with members of the Black Author Showcase™ (http://blackauthors.ning.com or http://www.blackauthorshowcase.com).
Among the members featured this month: Milton Davis, Edward Uzzle, Carole McDonnell, Charles Saunders, L.A. Banks, Stafford L. Battle, Brandon Easton, Will Glenn, Valjeanne Jeffers, Oz Wilson, Bridget Moore, Dr. Niama Williams, Corey Burke, Trinia James and many more!
October 29th, the last Wednesday of the month at 7:30 to 9:30pm EST, we will have a special Spec Fiction net/talkcast in place of our usual member show. Join in the conversation, be interviewed, or just participate. There will also be a simultaneous online chat, so you will be able to ask questions of guests and still have a 'voice' in the conversation even if you choose not to dial in.
About Black Author Showcase™:
Black Author Showcase™ is a social networking platform for the literary community. Founded in 2007 it was created by 22nd Century Press, LLC as a cooperative learning, teaching and supporting community for anyone who helps bring a book to life. It is a network for authors, readers, publishers, photographers, librarians, reviewers, graphic designers, editors, ghostwriters, agents, and others. 22nd Century Press is headquartered in Mitchellville, MD – just outside the nations’ capital.
For more information, visit our Web site at http://www.blackauthorshowcase.com.
CONTACT: 22nd Century Press for Black Author Showcase™
Diane Williams
(202) 276-8876
info@blackauthorshowcase.com
Thursday, September 25, 2008
When Big Publishers Want to Get Something Out Fast . . .
There's nothing to it but to do it. Talk about print on demand! Publishers Weekly reports that Collins has gotten a new Sarah Palin book finished in less than a month.
The 96 page: Terminatrix: The Sarah Palin Chronicles (Collins) will join 101 Things You—And John McCain—Didn’t Know About Sarah Palin as the latest humor book on the vice presidential candidate.
This all started on September 8th and went to the printer by September 15th, with 20,000 copies to be in stores on October 14th.
"The book is a satire written by “the editors of the Wasilla Iron Dog Gazette,” although, in the spirit of satire, two HarperCollins editors, Bruce Nichols and Adam Bellow, are “speaking on behalf of the authors.” It features digitally altered photographs of Palin and her family, annotated in “the Governor’s own hand,” which provide “a fascinating running commentary on her life.”
Publishers Weekly
The 96 page: Terminatrix: The Sarah Palin Chronicles (Collins) will join 101 Things You—And John McCain—Didn’t Know About Sarah Palin as the latest humor book on the vice presidential candidate.
This all started on September 8th and went to the printer by September 15th, with 20,000 copies to be in stores on October 14th.
"The book is a satire written by “the editors of the Wasilla Iron Dog Gazette,” although, in the spirit of satire, two HarperCollins editors, Bruce Nichols and Adam Bellow, are “speaking on behalf of the authors.” It features digitally altered photographs of Palin and her family, annotated in “the Governor’s own hand,” which provide “a fascinating running commentary on her life.”
Publishers Weekly
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