Now the interesting thing is, this is a book sold in the Amazon marketplace, a place where anyone can really sell anything, almost like an eBay store. There are no checks and no safeguards. In the United States that may be fine with an item like this as hate literature is not only legal to publish but also sell. In Canada it is not.
Hopefully you have noticed that Peter J. Dellolio’s book Cul-de-sac Diaries has now been released in electronic book form and we are currently printing the physical version for release to the world. With that comes the promotion of this Brooklyn-based writers poetry book.
MET Radio out of Toronto, and its podcast called All My Books will be featuring John Biscello. This podcast will air Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. and should be available on the MET Radio website to listen to at any point after that date.
Books with Betsy, a podcast that celebrates the reading life of all readers just posted her interview with Taylor Thornburg. Betsy talked with him about his reading life. The show also regularly has book recommendations, reading tips, and talks about the joy that reading brings.
As alluded to in my last blog post, John Biscello will be doing a reading in Los Angeles in January as well as an upcoming podcast appearance on a Toronto program. Well those dates have been verified as well as another podcast interview.
I am trying to keep on top of all of the promo opportunities for the recent books so that I don’t fall behind and both John Biscello’s The Last Furies and Taylor Thornburg’s Agathe, 6:00p.m. to 7:27 have been gracing the internet yet again and will soon be featured on two podcasts.
In the Dark Hours (softcover)
$24.99
tombboy (ebook)
$2.99
tombboy (softcover)
$16.99
The Last Furies (ebook)
$2.99
The Last Furies
$29.99
