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Any author, especially new authors will understand how difficult it is not only to publish a book, but to publicize it as well. This free service from BiblioScribe.com allows authors and publishers to submit press releases for free. Press release titles will be listed below showing the most recent at the top.

Enter as many press releases as you like and at any time.  We recommend press releases for new book announcements, book signings, or any event that will help to promote your new book. If Press releases ramble on, or appear to be an article, they will possibly not be published, and we recommend submitting as an article.

In addition, the actual press release will display your book and offer the reader various means of purchasing to include PRWPBooks, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Powell's, as well as any UK and Canadian counterparts if they are available from those sellers.

Before submitting a Press Release, click here to see information on how a properly written press release can have a bigger impact and attract readers.

Current Press Releases


Threads of Destiny is the next must read in historical fiction
Thu, 25 Jun 2009
Jon Ellis' life has reached a crossroads, and the easiest way forward seems the worst choice

William Swafford's Mound Hill Cemetery
Wed, 24 Jun 2009
The new release from William Swafford using his hometown as the setting.

THE H WORD: Give this book to a gynecologist
Wed, 24 Jun 2009
THE H WORD takes an unflinching look at the complex environment of hysterectomy, and those who enable it. It explores issues of money, sex, and power in the most common non-obstetric surgery performed in America.

Research demonstrates traces of Roman land-division near the Roman city of Tongres (Belgium)
Wed, 24 Jun 2009
In Cadastres, Misconceptions and Northern Gaul archaeologist Rick Bonnie studies the Roman cadastre, a particular form of land allotment that was implemented by the Romans in regions throughout their Empire, from Syria to Gaul. After discussing and examining the history of research and historical and archaeological sources on Roman cadastres, he focuses on the Belgian Hesbaye region. Bonnie demonstrates that traces of a Roman cadastre may still be visible in the landscape around Tongres.

It's one of the greatest mysteries of our time
Sun, 21 Jun 2009
A fast paced spy thriller in pursuit of the world’s most wanted terrorist.

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