Dr. Michael Salla, Phd, a professor of physics and a well-known published author in the extraterrestrial disclosure movement, took it upon himself to review “The Seres Agenda” by Page Publishing author R. Scott Lemriel. Dr. Salla describes the novel as”…thought provoking, entertaining …and well worth reading…” The review in its entirety can be read by clicking here.
“Cutting off a Whale’s Head,” the debut novel from Page Publishing author, KC Woodworth, was favorably reviewed by noted book reviewer Alan Caruba this past Sunday. A charter member of the National Book Critics Circle, Caruba has been reviewing literary works for more than five decades. Click here to read the review.
A compliment from her high school English teacher over 50 years ago served as the spark for Page Publishing author, Peggy Baumgardner, to pen her novel “Andersons Survive the Civil War.” Created initially as a high school project assigned to Ms. Baumgardner by her then English teacher Jim Avey, the manuscript was critiqued by Avey with the annotation “Good story. I hope you finish it.” at the top of the paper. Ms. Baumgardner paid little attention to Avey’s words at the time and simply filed her story away with other keepsakes. It wasn’t until decades later that Ms. Baumgardner came across the graded high school paper and decided to elaborate upon and finish the story.
As a tribute to the man who motivated her to complete her novel, Ms. Baumgardner dedicated her book to Mr. Avey, not having seen him in almost 50 years. She looked him up and the two have reunited! Mr. Avey, at the age of 83, agreed to accompany Ms. Baumgardner on her book signing events.
Page Publishing author, Zanne Sweeney, was fortunate enough to receive a 5 star review from Readers’ Favorite yesterday. Zane’s book “Neighbors” was described by the reviewer as a “…very well-written story about love, hope, determination, and second chances surely won’t disappoint!” Congratulations Zanne. Click here to read the full review.
Congratulations to Page Publishing author, Stephanie Frugis! Stephanie’s new book “Brave Love” was featured in the Suburban Trends newspaper on January 12th, 2014 and on northjersey.com as well.
