Painting Souls
By Benjamin Thomas Dudley
Painting Souls is the first book in a series of a new genre of fantasy. This revolutionary work reads like a movie, projecting visualizations at a rapid pace. It gives birth a new niche of literary writing teeming with unexplored life, a new way to read and imagine; there is nothing else like it.
Charlotte, NC -- 10/1/2009 - Ever since Benjamin was a child his imagination excited and mused the people around him. After starting his fantasy fiction epic at the age of twenty, he re-discovered old letters from his first grade classmates where they had assured him, due to his first adventure into fiction, that he would be a great writer someday. With the degree and thought of a philosopher and acquired literary skill, that day has come. Painting Souls delves from fantastical questions such as “How was magic created?” to real questions of character identity that people experience everyday.
Painting Souls was written to help in the continuing cultural evolution of being, and allow for an entertaining escape at the same time. It introduces live, detailed action sequences into the genre, while unraveling an intricate, meaningful tale. The first book of the series bleeds the pens of modern fantasy fiction and anime together to create a new literary world. Great heroes unravel cryptic philosophies and romances while exploring new depths of spirituality and magic.
“The God's-eye narrator is omniscient. The reader seems implicitly invited to imagine for herself the narrator's intended audience. Author Benjamin Dudley, it occurs to me, is capable of speaking at will in many voices and to different audiences.” Patrick Killough, a top reviewer for epinions.com
Painting Souls is available in select bookstores and online at www.PaintingSouls.net. For more information please contact Langdon Street Press.
Contact Information:
Langdon Street Press
212 3rd Ave. North Suite 570, Minneapolis, MN 55401
(612) 455-2293
www.PaintingSouls@gmail.com
I recieved specific compliments from the publishing house on how well it was written, so that made me feel great. The actual release has a picture and a link at the top, I would have imported it in but pictures are easy, pic/text combo's are still evasive to my importation understanding. It also turns out you need to submit your press release to many many outlets, and after the first one from Langdon Street Press, the others are up to yours truly.
I would have no problem with doing this if it weren't for the costs! Submitting to papers is free-ish, but to other mass media outlets it can fun you about a 100$ per submit, and I am currently broke, as I am about to move and recently ordered more books. I will eventually do it though, I just hope being a month behind of the release date doesn't hurt the publicity at all. Until next blog, hopefully sooner than the last -
Benjamin
P.S. This is the facebook fan page link if you would like to follow, there is a growing history there http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Painting-Souls/134562675551
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