Anaphora Literary Press

New issue features an interview with Mary Jo Putney, a best-selling romance author, winner of RITAs for Dancing on the Wind and The Rake and the Reformer and on the RWA Honor Roll for bestselling authors.

Issue with 84 photographs on farming life, Faktorovich’s headliner presentation at the Virginia Festival of the Book, and an interview with a Pulitzer Prize winner has been released from Anaphora.

A new study examines gender bias, focusing on the top two best-selling genres in modern fiction, romance and mystery. It is a linguistic and structurally formalist analysis of the male and female “sentences.”

Hercule Poirot Prize winning Belgium/ Flemish author, Bob Van Laerhoven, has published a short stories collection, "Dangerous Obsessions," with Anaphora Literary Press.

After releasing over 100 book titles, Anaphora Literary Press is venturing into experimental filmmaking in the Atlanta area, with a project initially titled, “The Zero-Budget Film.”

David R. Slavitt, a professor with a Columbia PhD, and author of more than 115 books, has had his new absurd “novel”, “Walloomsac”, released with Anaphora.

Galley copies of this controversial study of a dying radical field in agricultural, environmental and economic studies is available in electronic and printed versions for review to any members of the media that email a request for a copy.

Grab a free Smashwords copy of the newly released fourth edition of the Book Production Guide, a great source of information for anybody interested in self-publishing or otherwise producing a book.

Interviews with Novelists: Volume VI, Issue 2: ($10, 178pp, 6X9″, Summer 2014, ISBN: 978-1-937536-84-8, Purchase on CreateSpace (https://www.createspace.com/4978143), Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/dp/193753684X), or Kindle...

John Michael Cummings’ first novel, The Night I Freed John Brown (Penguin Group, 2008) won The Paterson Prize for Books for Young People.