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Welcome to Scarletta Press. Regardless of genre, we take time and attention to find new voices and opinions missing from the publishing world. As a small press we can nurture those authors overlooked by bigger companies. Yet through our partnership with PGW/Perseus, we are part of the largest independent distribution group in the U.S. Discover why our books are better.
Smart books for smart readers... Scarletta Press introduces new How-tos and History
August
The New Writer’s Handbook, Volume 2
A Practical Anthology of Best Advice for Your Craft and Career
Preface by Ted Kooser
Edited by Philip Martin
Praise for previous edition:
The New Writer's Handbook 2007 is winner of ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year Award in Career.
September
Ultimate Breakthrough Planning
The Business Funnel Approach
By Mike Ferrell
“Mike has helped us move from a service organization to a marketing organization, which we desperately needed in order to grow. With his business planning system, I know exactly how I’ll grow my agency 75% this year.”—Bill Conwell, President, Conwell and Associates
October
Written on the Knee
A Diary from the Greek-Italian Front of WWII
Diary by Dr. Thedore Electris
Edited and translated by
Helen Electrie Lindsay
Introduction by
Louis de Bernières
“…It explains the strategic and political importance of the Greek involvement in World War II through the personal love story contained within a fascinating diary, which brings the struggle and sacrifice of the Greek people to life.”
— Governor Michael Dukakis
Recent Releases
Tragedy in South Lebanon
The Israeli-Hezbollah War of 2006
By Cathy Sultan
“… first-person accounts of Lebanese and Israeli citizens help to transform war from an abstract concept into a series of real impacts, especially for those who have never experienced this kind of violence firsthand. …a perspective on the events that were completely missing from the mainstream media coverage of the events.” —Armchair Reviews
The Once and Future Celt
By Bill Watkins
“Frank, hilarious and honest.” — Midwest Book Review
Willow in a Storm
By James Peter Taylor and Kathleen Murphy-Taylor
“Taylor somberly informs his readers that ‘[m]ost men do not survive four decades of incarceration,’ a foreboding revelation that sets the stage for this riveting life story.” — Publishers Weekly
