The Daily Buzz nationally syndicated TV show featured Black Jack by George Patton. The novel, which features a black magician in the Harlem Renaissance, is based on Patton’s real-life 111 year-old aunt. Book details >>

A Big House for Little Men, by Michael McKay, was featured in the Warwick Beacon (Warwick, R.I.). McKay participated in a local authors’ panel, where he discussed the true events on which he based his book. Book details >>

Entertainment.gather.com featured Love at First Bite, by Gina Meyers. A character on NBC’s The Office claimed he was cooking his way through the Twilight cook book, causing uproar with fans of the series. Book details >>

Daryl Pinksen, author of Marlowe’s Ghost, the winner of the 17^th Annual Self-Published Book Awards, was featured in Writer’s Digest. “Remember that you are writing for readers,” Pinksen said. “You’re expecting them to pay hard-earned money. You owe them a good book.” Book details >>

Larry Lockhart, author of Run and Not Be Weary, was featured in the Casa Grande Dispatch (Casa Grande, Ariz.). “Once I realized I could write a novel and get it finished it became a point of pride…” Lockhart said. Book details >>

AllBooks Review gave a positive review of Gerald Tate’s From Sparta. “Once the reader opens this book, he is hooked,” said the reviewer. “He becomes part of the story and follows each character to his end.” Book details >>

The Proving by Will Azeperak made it to the second round of the review for the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. The award is open to previously self-published books. Book details >> 

Spokenbook.net featured Thomas Bruce Wheeler’s The New Finding Sherlock’s London with other London titles. The book is a guide to Sherlock Holmes locations around the city. Book details >>

Green Pages, the national newspaper of the green party, reviewed Forever Pleasure by Theodore R. Eastman. “This book could provide the springboard for an interesting discussion among Greens concerning Green ideas of Utopia,” said the reviewer. Book details >>