GES Publishing http://www.gespublishing.com Traditional and Independent Publishing Mon, 07 Feb 2011 22:15:41 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Manuscript Submissions Are Open http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/manuscript-submissions-are-open/ http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/manuscript-submissions-are-open/#comments Fri, 21 Jan 2011 00:21:56 +0000 GES@dmin http://www.gespublishing.com/?p=154 GES Book Publishing is now accepting manuscript submissions. Submissions are open to fiction and non-fiction manuscripts. As a small press, we have a fast paced schedule, and are looking to get several books on the market this year. When our slots are filled, the submission page will be closed, but our independent publishing options will remain available. If you need to request additional information, see our contact page.

Note: if your manuscript is not accepted, please consider our low cost independent author options. Be aware, you will not be marketed to use these services. Our services are available for authors who believe in their work, want to determine the publishing schedule, and want a higher royalty rate. Our cost is low, royalties are high, and the retail price will be competitive. It is up to you to decide if these services are right for you. Otherwise, GES Publishing assumes you are only interested in traditional publishing and the only communications you’ll receive will be regarding standard publishing.

To submit a manuscript to the staff of GES Book Publishing, click here.

]]> http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/manuscript-submissions-are-open/feed/ 0 I Called Him Dancer http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/i-called-him-dancer/ http://www.gespublishing.com/2011/01/i-called-him-dancer/#comments Fri, 14 Jan 2011 23:54:48 +0000 GES@dmin http://www.gespublishing.com/?p=35 For a moment, Michael danced on top of the world, but one bad choice turns his life upside down. The once promising Broadway star now washes windows for tips and lives among the homeless. When his former dance partner recognizes him behind the fray of whiskers, shame drives him away from her. Angry at God and the world, the Dancer refuses to allow anyone into his life. When everything is stripped away, three things remain: faith, hope, and love. The greatest of these is love.

I Called Him Dancer is a story about how one woman’s enduring faith and unconditional love drives her to reach out to a homeless man who has given up on life.

Buy on Kindle by clicking here. Buy in all other eBook formats by clicking here.

The eBook version is on sale now. The printed version will be available in early March, 2011

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