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MSI Press wishes its readers and staff
a super-bloom of a spring!
MSI PRESS LLC – SMALL PUBLISHER OF HIGH-QUALITY BOOKS!
originally and still a traditional press
now with a hybrid publication division
Nearly everyone has a story.
Not every publisher will hold your hand until it materializes as an award-winning book.
We will.
Last year:
- MSI Press LLC published 16 new paperback books and e-books
- MSI Press books won 22 awards
MSI Press books have won national awards every year since 2012, when we first began submitting books to national and international competitions. MSI Press authors’ books have won gold, silver, and bronze medals, honorable mention, and legacy awards in the following competitions:
- American Bookfest Best Books Award
- American Legacy Book Award
- Best Independent Book Award
- Book Excellence Award
- Book of the Year Award/IndieFabs
- Chanticleer Book Awards
- Eric Hoffer Award
- Firebird Book Award
- Hearten Award
- Hollywood Book Festival
- Independent Authors’ Network Book of the Year Award
- Independent Press Award
- Indies Today
- IPPY Living Now Award
- Kopfs-Fetherling International Book Award
- Literary Titan Award
- National Indie Excellence Award
- New England Book Festival Award
- New York Book Festival
- Pacific Book Award
- Paris Book Festival Award
- Pinnacle Book Achievement Award
- Readers’ Favorite Award
- Readers Views Literary Award
- The Book Fest
- USA Best Books Award
Author news:
- Nanette Hucknall (The Rose and the Sword and How to Live from Your Heart) teaches a course, for free, on how to live from your heart. More information and enrollment opportunity can be found here.
- Julia Aziz (Lessons of Labor) hosts Release and Empower groups for women.
- Franki Bagdade (I Love My Kids, But I Do Not Always Like Them) conducts parenting sessions; check her website.
- Check our awards section below for all the new awards MSI Press authors have received this year.
Ken Mogren,
giving a reading of Spunky Grandmas and Other Amusing Characters,
at Ignite Redwing (MN) group
Book news:
- Books available on pre-order:
- Diagnostic Assessment at the Superior/Distinguished Threshold (Cohen)
- Fields of the Mind (Corin & Leaver)
- Managing Cognitive Distortions & Mitigating Affective Dissonance (Salyer & Leaver)
- The E&L Cognitive Construct (Leaver)
- Recently Released
- Curse of the Maestro (Walker)
- Being Catholic in Troubled Times (Ortman)
- When Liberty Enslaves (Aveta)
- The Book That (Almost) Got Me Fired (James)
- Super Spunky Grandmas and Other Amusing Stuff (Mogren)
- Recent great reviews by US Review of Books (“Recommended” is the highest honor given):
- Andrew’s Awesome Adventures with His ADHD Brain (Wilcox & Wilcox) “Recommended”
- I Love My Kids, But I Don’t Always Like Them (Bagdade)
- Recent great review by Foreword Reviews
- Since Sinai (Shannon Gonyou)
- Recent great reviews by MidWest Book Review
- A View through the Fog (McGee)
- An Afternoon’s Dictation (Greenebaum)
Blue Star Books
Blue star books are those that have already sold double or more the average lifetime sales of books in the US — with more sales to come. These books are identified on the title pages with a blue star. Click on “read more” on the title page to find out if the book is a blue star book and also to learn more about the book, read interviews, listen to podcasts with the author, watch the book trailer, and more.
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Featured Release
Curse of the Maestro and Other Stories
ISBN: 9781957354446$19.95
A psychopath’s scented love letters. Neo-Nazi music journalism. The museum guestbook, right beside a lifelike diorama of musicians in their natural habitat. This collection of hybrid fiction is all that remains of the Stonehaven Symphony Orchestra. In the aftermath of their fiery tour bus mishap, Curse of the Maestro documents the lives, loves, and musical pursuits of tuxedo-clad misfits in their own words, a shameless allegory for the performing arts today. Characters from the gamut of racial and sexual orientations drive these short stories, unreliable narrators exploring the secret trenches of high art.
Fearless readers will embark upon an almost archaeological excavation of these artifacts, searching for clues to uncover answers to questions they did not know they had:
Did Romeo and Juliet really text each other?
How did Lil Skank end up overdosing on stage?
And will the young explorer ever discover a maestro’s secrets?
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