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Literati Indie Book Fair |
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V Publishing LLC works one on one with accepted authors to create quality work. The staff (including |
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Raised in a Mennonite home, Elaine grows up as an outsider, looking for love and approval from her father. “Looking Inside Out” is filled with incredible adversity, all overcome by sheer determination and strength. |
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“Statehood” is a book about Oklahoma history, written in rhyme, for youngsters (or the young at heart). “Tub Tornado” is for 2-6 year olds; it addresses, through fantasy, the fear of being sucked down the bathtub drain. |
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The End of the World isn’t the End of the Story. Sixty-three souls find themselves plucked from heaven and thrust into an experimental new universe. Haunted by the dark memories of their past lives on Earth and forced to live in an isolated community, a small group bands together to strike out into the new world and uncover the secrets of the Island. Martin will also be debuting the comic book teasers of “Edward and the Island” adapted by Art of Destruction and of his debut novel “the dominant hand” adapted by Brad Gregg. |
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Horror/Fantasy. A unique take on the undead/vampire/werewolf mythos set in a medieval world. |
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"Marland Tragedy: The Turbulent Story of a Forgotten Oklahoma Icon recounts the controversial true-life story of E.W. Marland and his family. Author Kim Brumley explores the unanswered questions surrounding his personal life, including his first wife's death, his second marriage to adopted daughter Lydie, the construction of their estate, the 'Palace on the Prairie,' Lydie's plunge into isolation after E.W.'s death, and the drama that ensued. In addition, Marland Tragedy examines E.W. Marland's business and political career, most notably the hostile takeover of Marland Oil Company (now known as ConocoPhillips) by J.P. Morgan, and E.W.'s struggles as governor at the height of the Great Depression and Dust Bowl.” |
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“Splinters: The Pain, The Passion, The Point.” Life story of a female woodworker and her tales from the road as she traveled with her business. |
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"Falling Apart" Tyler Holte, a successful sales executive, is at the top of his game. Suddenly his entire world falls apart. He finds himself at the center of a financial collapse not seen since the 1930s. He watches as his family, career, and country fall apart. He is pursued by the police, FBI, government, and mobs of people after he is framed for depleting personal and business bank accounts all over the United States. His family turns against him and his teenage daughter defies him and his value system. So begins a forty-eight hour ride for his life as he flees from his past, present, and possible death. Everyone turns their backs on him except for one man. Tyler begins to learn what is most important in his life in this surprising, fast-paced, and very timely book. |
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Meet Preston, a charming, unique boy. Preston does things differently from other people, but everybody loves it. In Preston Falls Up, children will learn that the world is full of people like Preston, who don’t do things like everybody else. Discover why it’s okay to be unique. There’s a Preston in all of us. |
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P3 Creations is here to make your design dreams a reality. We bring to you the winner of the "Art Of The Pro Web Award." P3 Creations has had the great honor of working with the Women's Health Network, best selling author Gena Showalter, & music sensation Warchild, just to name a few. No project is too small or too large. Whether it's a bookmark, flyers for an upcoming event, web banners, fan pages or an entire web site, P3 Creations can make it for you. We listen to your ideas and go to work to make those ideas a reality. |
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Art of Destruction |
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In college, she was named Outstanding Editorial Cartoonist in 1999 and 2000 by the Leadership Institute. Ms. Destruction has done political cartoons, comic book art, and also worked on canvas, shoes, and t-shirt design. Among her influences are 1980s superhero art, television, bright, shiny things and trash culture. Her comic book teaser for “Edward and the Island” is all ready in stores, and she is debuting her first original comic book series, the World Wide Tribune. |
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Brad Gregg |
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The compulsion to fill white sheets of paper with black lines, family, friends, sunsets, coffee, cigarettes and Saturday morning cartoons are what give this biped’s existence meaning. Brad Gregg is an artist and illustrator for the Oklahoma Gazette and has previously worked as graphics editor for Doublethink magazine and artistic director for Moxie magazine. He is knee deep in the animated adaptation of “the dominant hand,” with illustrated teasers to begin popping up in comic book stores in 2010. |
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Bob Avey is the author of several short stories, and various non-fiction articles. He lives with his wife and son in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma where he works as an accountant in the petroleum industry. |
Forty-sixth Star Press was established in Oklahoma City in 2008. Our initial focus is to tell Oklahoma's story to children, but we hope to expand beyond that and give that Oklahoma manner a voice.Our distinctive name was inspired by Oklahoma's entry as the 46th state in 1907. The logo is derived from the original state flag which was created in 1911, but was decommissioned in 1925 because it was feared the vibrant red field suggested that we were a Socialist state. We're not Socialists, we just think it looks cool. |
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David A. Farris Electric Chair Press |
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Sandy Phillippe’s book takes today’s children, whose lives are filled with electronic gadgets and programmed activities crammed into a fast-paced lifestyle, and transports them to a simpler era when families had more time for each other. But far from being a dull place, the children in Sandy’s book experience every child’s dream of adventure and discovery all the while being imbued with those values and traditions that have enriched the lives of generations gone before. As an elementary classroom teacher of seventeen years, I sense a longing in my children (although perhaps not articulated or even recognized) for such a time with their families. Sandy’s book will help children regain that lost sense of the value of family and perhaps help families to recapture those simple pleasures once again. Sherryl Johnson National Board Certified Teacher Renaissance Master Classroom Teacher (three years)
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Author of the Carl Jacobs Mysteries. Carl Jacobs, a private investigator, agrees to meet an informant, Jimmy ‘The Blue’ Jay—a man Carl grew up with. Jimmy has been a guest in Carl’s house, and is considered almost a member of the family by Carl’s wife, Sherry, and their two young daughters. But apparently Jimmy has other friends. As soon as Carl arrives, Jimmy starts shooting at him from a dark alley. Carl is wounded but returns fire, and Jimmy is killed. Now Carl has to find out why Jimmy tried to murder him. The solution to this puzzle becomes even more urgent when subsequent attempts are made on Carl’s life. The answer he seeks lies somewhere within the maze of a multi-million-dollar insurance fraud scheme perpetrated by an attorney and a chiropractor, and a lot of very greedy ‘accident victims.’ Some people prove ruthless when millions of dollars are at stake. And some men can be even more ruthless when their families are threatened.
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