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Last day to buy first edition novel

Many years ago, I was helping a close friend from India revamp her resume when suddenly she confessed that she felt a bit overwhelmed by the western style of self promotion. With active verbs leading every punchy sentence, it must have seemed more like self-praise than anything else.

Still she understood the importance of changing her [...]

Two more days to snag first edition novel

You might recall that mine was a big decision to independently publish The Barrenness. A writer friend reminded me a few weeks ago that the idea of self-publishing intimidated the daylights out of me.

But true to my determined nature, even if it did take me years to get around to it, I found the courage [...]

Three more days to novel history

The countdown is on with only three more days left to buy the first edition copy of The Barrenness in paperback and e-book formats.

In the meantime, check out what one newspaper has to say about it:

From pain, love, loss and childlessness, through to politics, race and gender – this isn’t a book that backs away [...]

Four days before debut novel makes history

If you follow this blog regularly, then you know that for some time now I’ve had plans to re-issue The Barrenness in celebration of Black History Month in the US and Women’s History Month the world over. But only Friday, with my publisher’s cap on, did it occur to me that this is a historical [...]

News Flash: Final days of first edition novel

First published in April, 2011, Prymus Publication is re-issuing The Barrenness in February 2012 in time for Black History Month in the US and Women’s History Month in March, celebrated in both the US and UK.

First edition copies (in both paperback and e-book formats) are available until January 26. Click  to buy now.

For more information, [...]