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Joshua Tree Publishing is a traditional publisher dedicated to making your dreams of being a published author a reality. Not tomorrow. Not next year. But today.

"I receive calls from first-time authors overwhelmed by the choices they face," John Paul Owles, President of Joshua Tree Publishing remarked. "Bombarded by the false and misleading promises of the vanity and subsidy press, first-time authors are all too often seduced into believing the hype. I try to help authors by explaining what terms like POD and self-publishing really mean. Many authors are ready to be published and submit professionally edited books. Others need the help of a professional editor before we can consider their books. In some scenarios, authors are better off self-publishing their books. I have help several companies, as a consultant, to start their own publishing companies—and they are doing very well."

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How to Land a Job in Las Vegas
by Scott Linklater This book is worth its weight in gold! Career change? New to town? Lost your job? Starting over again? Need a job? Been looking for a while & running low on options? Your luck has changed...help is on the way! In How to Land a Job in Las Vegas, you will learn just that: the keys for unlocking the job market in the City of Lights.

You can do it—I know you can. Let’s get started on landing you a job in Las Vegas. read more

Owl Media Guide's Nevada Media Directory
22nd Anniversary Edition For 22 years, the Nevada Media Directory™ has provided comprehensive, up-to-date information on the Nevada news media, including radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and direct mail. The directory does not accept advertising. There is no charge for the listings of the Nevada news media who are contacted quarterly by fax and telephone to update their listings to ensure the information is as complete and accurate as possible. read more

Canna Corn
by Con Chapman In Con Chapman's new book, “...Much hilarity ensues, as the characters seek to sort themselves out into appropriate pairings and find their true callings in this clever, deftly plotted satire.”

Con Chapman is a Boston-area writer. He is the author of The Year of the Gerbil, a history of the 1978 Red Sox-Yankees season, and eight published plays. He is a frequent contributor to The Boston Herald, and his humor has appeared in TheAtlantic Monthly, The Boston Globe and a number of on-line publications.

New Author Signing
Dancing with the Angel of Death by Jennifer Shaffer A candid expose of a woman’s life, Dancing with the Angel of Death, gives a glimpse in to the life of a beautiful and engaging woman who tempts—and often crosses—the line of good and evil. Some of the stories are humorous; some are too crazy to believe. The stories of illness and attempted suicide are sad and painful. This tale of good fortune and courage will demonstrate one woman’s valor to re-evaluate and eventually claim her life.March.

Jennifer Shaffers life will inspire woman across the country to talk about the most intimate concerns and find the courage to seek help. Summer release.

A Leader and His Word
A Scriptural Guide for Executives This book is designed to be a quick read for busy executives. It aligns the Scriptures with the issues we face every day at work.

In one of Charles Schulz’s classic Peanuts cartoons, Snoopy is depicted on his back, lying on top of his dog house looking up at the sky and bemoaning his fate. “It’s just not right” he says, “people expect too much of me.” As you move to the second frame, he continues to complain, “It’s just not fair. It’s unreasonable.” His complaining continues through the third frame and finally in the last frame, he seems to have come to terms with his situation and says: “It’s tough being the head beagle!”


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