The new TMI’s reissues are: Two novels: 1. The Devil’s Mistress The story of the woman who lived and died with Hitler — Eva Braun. (The soup) 2. Clairvoyant, The Imagined Life of Lucia Joyce The story of James Joyce’s daughter who she was diagnosed as schizophrenic and spent over 40 years in mental hospitals though her(…)
Back from California and Arizona, all four planned reissues — THE DEVIL’S MISTRESS, CLAIRVOYANT, FIET’S VASE, A SPECIAL FATE — two literary novels, two nonfiction books, one for young people — are now LIVE on Amazon as Books and as Kindles. All looking, feeling, smelling and tasting great with New Author’s Notes to keep things current.(…)
Just released by TMI Publishing, Alison Leslie Gold’s inspirational book about Chiune Sugihara. The book is available as paperback (under $10) and Kindle (5.99) on Amazon.com
Just released by TMI Publishing, Alison Leslie Gold’s acclaimed book depicting stories of courage and survival during the holocaust, is now available as paperback (under $10) and Kindle (5.99) — Fiet’s Vase and Other Stories of Survival, Europe 1939-1945
Found myself nodding MeToo while watching the following video received on FB this morning. One needn’t watch it entirely as it’s a bit long, but, even a few minutes of viewing gets the message across — that people in Iran are like me and I’m like them. We’re not oil and water but more like oil(…)
From to But what will this mean to our interested readers, animals, vegetables, minerals, youths and adults? Is the President planning to nominate our Elephant as a special spokesperson … spokes-phant … to spread Beckett’s, the talking dog’, story? Stand by. More will be revealed shortly. [Elephant in the Living room, available not.]
HOW CAN we refuse those intent and curious faces? We can’t. So, beginning tomorrow, on the occasion of Beckett (the lost dog’s) birthday, excerpts from ELEPHANT IN THE LIVING ROOM will begin.
Who’d have “thunk” it? We targeted this book toward an audience of 10-13 year olds and those who are older who have an interest in its subject matter. We were prepared for curious dogs, as well, since the book is narrated (in part) by Beckett, a beguiling and funny lost dog. But . . . in no(…)
