Page Publishing author, Carmen Oliva, had an article published about her book, The Adventures of Pugsley the Pug and Trucker Joe, on www.hiringprodrivers.com. Learn more about Pugsley and Trucker Joe by following this link to the article. http://www.hiringprodrivers.com/2014/07/17/childrens-book-pugsley-focuses-on-trucking/
To order The Adventures of Pugsley the Pug and Trucker Joe visit your local book retailer or follow this link to access the eBook. http://www.pagepublishing.com/portfolio-view/the-adventures-of-pugsley-the-pug-and-trucker-joe/

Page Publishing author of The Way Back, Jeff Turner, has been announced as a finalist in the Readers’ Favorite 2014 International Literary Award Contest in both the Drama/Fiction and Fiction/General categories. Turner was also recently featured as one of, Syndicated Columnist, Alan Caruba’s Books of the Month for May, 2014.

For your copy of The Way Back, visit book retailers everywhere or order online.

Susie Sanchez, author of the new book “The Dream Lived” from Page Publishing, appeared on the Ray Ellis sports show to discuss her new book and describe how defying all odds, as a lifelong dancer, she persevered through the trials and tribulations of balancing family life with dance life as she dreamed of performing on a grander scale. Click here to listen to the full interview.

Author R. Scott Lemriel’s science-fiction work titled The Seres Agenda has made its way to the top of the Amazon Best Seller list within only six months of its publication. Coming in at #281 in the Amazon overall top sellers list and #34 in the science-fiction category, Mr. Lemriel deserves to be quite proud, and we are quite proud of him.

The San Francisco Book Review gave author Stephen Kisko’s “Sailing the Puddles” a four-star review on April 1, 2014. The reviewer described Kisko’s first children’s book as “a delightful book that will surely fire up imaginations and possibly even inspire kids to try some writing on their own.”

KC Woodworth and his street-blimp billboard advertising his latest novel “Cutting off a Whale’s Head” finally made it to Hollywood. After speaking with hundreds upon hundreds of people about his book (and handing complimentary promotional bookmarks out as well), KC finally reached Hollywood where he proceeded to parade his mobile billboard up and down Hollywood Blvd. Dressed as Shakespeare, KC mingled with the crowds of tourists and even managed to get himself included in the filming of a new TV series. This is the kind of self-promotion and dedication that makes us proud!