Nighthorses Publishing- Have you always thought about a book?

NIGHTHORSES PUBLISHING

Have you always thought about a book?
Thought you had a great idea for a book?
Thought you had a great story to tell?
Well these people did also, and they got it done!

ALLAN MARDON
Allan Mardon

THE ART OF MOOMEY
Bill Moomey

EIGHT VALLEYS A LINKED LANDSCAPE
Bob Sharp

The concept of publishing your own book is closer than you maight think. With Nighthorses, all the work is done right in Tucson. Local people and equipment, that is who we are!

Let us launch a book for you!
Call Ted N. Larsen
520-237-1544

Nighthorses
7990 E. Alvin Rd. Tucson, Az 85750
520-237-1544
http://www.nighthorses.com
ted.larsen@thelarsengroup.com

Dan Baldwin Author- TRAPP CANYON

TRAPP CANYON
by Dan Baldwin

Dan Baldwin’s new Western, TRAPP CANYON, is now up on Amazon and Smashwords. Can a man find redemption through murder? Vengeance drives Grat O’brien to find the wagon driver who left him to die in the desert flats of southern Arizona Territory. He attacks the driver’s freighting company one station at a time-random acts of violence that make him a man wanted by the law and hunted by hired killers. O’brien forces himself to become educated and to learn thinking and planning so he can mix with the merchant class of Tombstone to learn the name of the man he seeks. He makes enemies and allies and finds a passion for the elegant daughter of the freight line company owner- a woman with her own dark and dangerous secrets. As the violence escalates, so does his awareness of who he is, what he has done, and- significantly-who he can become. When he at last confronts the driver, the brute O’brien faces the aware O’brien. Will he torture and kill or will he forgive and forget? Or can he devise a third alternative? The answer to what happens next is found in a place called Trapp Canyon.

Check out http://www.danbaldwin.biz and http://www.forknightspress.com

Taken from THE WRITE WORD, the newsletter of The Society of Southwestern Authors Vol. 41. No. 2 Ap-May 2012

Josh Swiller Author- THE UNHEARD: A MEMOIR OF DEAFNESS AND AFRICA

THE UNHEARD: A MEMOIR OF DEAFNESS AND AFRICA

by Josh Swiller

Josh Swiller is the author of THE UNHEARD: A MEMOIR OF DEAFNESS AND AFRICA, a NEW YORK TIMES bestseller, and is a dedicated advocate for the deaf and disabled. Mr. Swiller ws born with moderate hearing loss and was legally deaf by age four. Since graduating from Yale University, he’s had a wide variety of careers, including: college professor, Peace Corps volunteer, forest ranger, sheepskin slipper craftsman, raw food chef and hospice worker. Currently, he is a writer and Zen monk in Ithaca, New York.

HEARING THE UNHEARD:

A Presentation by Josh Swiller

Join Hear@Tucson for a special event featuring Josh Swiller, noted author and advocate.

When: Saturday, April 14th from 2-4 pm
Where: Speech, Launguage, and Hearing Sciences
Bldg, University of Arizona,
1131 E. 2nd St (map: http://lwhl.arizona.edu/
Room 205
Details: Free, Open to the public
Full accessible (CART/ASL/LOOPING)
Easy parking behind the building
RSVP: As space is limited, RSVP by April 10th to:
hearattuccson@gmail.com; or 520-626-6232

For More Information go to
Facebook (Search: Hear@Tucson)
Or email: hearattucson@gmail.com