Minted Prose announces You Are AI’s Best Friend From Olives to Algorithms: A Human Guide by Philip Fischer, PhD, with Linda Marie Fischer, is now available for pre-order. This book uses plain English to prepare the reader for living with a rapidly developing AI. On sale June 30, 2026. Read More
We are pleased to announce that The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy has launched in Hungary. Hungarians will now be able to read the book in their language. Read More
Watch Jasper and his friends share their story in our new video about Sled Dog Dachshund! Read More
The staff at The Children’s Book Council (CBC) and Every Child a Reader picked Sled Dog Dachshund as one of the six books featured in its What We’re Reading section of its April 2017 CBC Bulletin. The Bulletin is the monthly electronic newsletter of the CBC. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund was featured in a list of holiday and winter books from Bay Area Parent magazine. Most of the books were from Bay Area publishers and authors, including Laura Atkins, author of Sled Dog Dachshund. Read More
Bay Woof released a feature article about new books for dog lovers, noting the list would have something for everyone, including a touching children’s book. And since we were the only one on those on the list, we are going to take a leap of faith they were talking about Sled Dog Dachshund! Read More
Minted Prose donated its children’s books to good causes this year. We provided copies of Sled Dog Dachshund and A Dachshund’s Wish to support a dachshund rescue organization and a literacy event. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund was included in the 10 Unique Gifts for Dachshunds and Dachshund Lovers, a list developed by You Did What with Your Wiener website. What a delight it was to be among such a wonderful array of gifts for the holiday season Read More
School Library Journal reviewed Sled Dog Dachshund and gave the book a glowing review: “Perfect for one-on-one shares or as a winning story time that will hold young listeners’ attention until the last page.” Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund author Laura Atkins recently took time to catch up with The Launch Pad, the MFA in Writing for Children’s & Young Adults Author Blog of Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA), Laura’s alma mater. She graduated from VCFA in January 2016. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund is featured in the Holiday Books Best of the Independent Northwest Regional 2016 catalog from the the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association (PNBA). Approximately 900,000 plus catalogs are being printed and they will be available in 80 PNBA stores. Ninety percent of the catalogs are store imprinted. An e-version will be available with purchase links.
Sled Dog Dachshund author Laura Atkins signed her debut book alongside our distributor Independent Publishers Group (IPG) within the Faherty & Associates booth during the NCIBA Conference on Friday, October 28. Laura’s book drew dachshund and dog lovers alike with great enthusiasm and excitement for the book. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund was called a “magnificent, inspiring read for children ages 3-8,” by the Midwest Book Review, which provided an in depth analysis of the story. The concluding lines of the review were “Identification with the underdog can lead to unforeseen outcomes, for a dog or for a person. Children and adults will love the story and messages of Sled Dog Dachshund.” Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund is participating in the Book Blast promotion from the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI). This special promotion includes a web page for Sled Dog Dachshund, highlighting the title, author, and other information of interest to readers. The Sled Dog Dachshund Book Blast page will be online for six weeks, starting October 10 through November 18. Read More
A flash giveaway of the new hardcover of Sled Dog Dachshund is underway on Facebook through 12 noon PST on Thursday, October 6, 2016. In order to win the book, people are being asked why they would want the book and/or for whom they would like it. A winner will be selected from the comments using a random number generator. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund was featured in the Discover New Books section of Bookstr’s eNewsletter. The newsletter was sent to over 200,000 subscribers with more than 20,000 people viewing and forwarding the link. Read More
Modern Dog magazine has picked up news about Sled Dog Dachshund on its blog in advance of the book’s official launch tomorrow, October 4, 2016. The publication called the book “Your Holiday Read,” tapping into the upcoming season. We at Traitor Dachshund are very excited for Sled Dog Dachshund to find a place on children’s bookshelves nationwide. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund is among the Fall 2016 Buzz Candidates at the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association (PNBA) trade show being held on Thursday, September 29 through Sunday, October 2, 2016. This trade show is only open to book industry professionals and not the general public, but we are pleased to share news of our involvement with readers. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund is being featured as a New and Notable book on the Independent Publishers Group (IPG) website. IPG’s New and Notable section highlight books coming out soon and we are happy for the recognition of our wonderful new children’s picture book by author Laura Atkins. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund author Laura Atkins was featured in the Independent Publishing Now e-newsletter produced monthly by the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA). The article provided information about the author and links to recent coverage in advance of her book Sled Dog Dachshund debuting next month. Read More
Sled Dog Dachshund has been included in the Hot Off the Press reading list curated by the Children’s Book Council (CBC). The book will be featured from September 1-15, 2016 on the CBC website and also linked to a page about the book. Given the CBC receives many excellent submissions for this list, we are excited to be on it. Read More
Connie’s Book Club has selected Sled Dog Dachshund as one of its featured “Fall Must Reads.” Modern Dog Editor-in-Chief Connie Wilson, who chooses all of the books for the list, identified Sled Dog Dachshund as one of the “sure-hit kids’ books guaranteed to delight the little ones in your life!” She said Sled Dog Dachshund is a “beautifully illustrated children’s book which comes to a nail biting finish.” Read More
The Reading Room recently reviewed Sled Dog Dachshund in an article entitled “3 Adorable New & Upcoming Children’s Books.” Gabrielle Segal, Editorial and Social Media Manager at The Reading Room said, “I recently read Sled Dog Dachshund by Laura Atkins, suggested for ages 5–7, and I was shocked. Shocked by how much I loved it and how emotional I got at the end. My eyes felt like they could gush with happy tears.” Read More
The Traitor Dachshund children’s imprint of Minted Prose is excited to announce that it has become an Associate member of the Children’s Book Council (CBC). This nonprofit trade organization is dedicated to supporting the industry and promoting children’s books and reading. As an Associate member of CBC, we will join a consortium of large international houses and smaller independent presses seeking to advance the trade. Read More
We are very pleased to share our new 2016 Minted Prose Catalog with you. Prominently featured in this year’s catalog is Sled Dog Dachshund by Laura Atkins, illustrations by An Phan. Ads and book details in the catalog highlight Jasper, the happy and optimistic Sled Dog Dachshund who is certain he can help a team of huskies win a big race. Read More
The Publishers Weekly Fall 2016 Children’s Announcements of new books included Sled Dog Dachshund from the Traitor Dachshund imprint of Minted Prose. Read More
Minted Prose is launching a 360° marketing campaign, including print, digital and e-commerce, with Modern Dog Magazine to support Sled Dog Dachshund. The quarterly publication reaches over half a million readers every month through devoted subscribers, newsstand presence, veterinary office distribution, and conferences. Read More
Minted Prose is pleased to announce that it has become a member of the Northern California Independent Booksellers Association (NCIBA). This trade organization dedicated to supporting, nurturing and promoting independent retail bookselling in California. Minted Prose will enjoy the benefits of being part of an organization in the same geographic area as its author Laura Atkins, author of Sled Dog Dachshund. Read More
It’s always exciting, crazy busy, and exhilarating to launch a new book here at Minted Prose and we couldn’t be happier about the latest addition to the Traitor Dachshund family of books: Sled Dog Dachshund. It fits right in with our theme of celebrating animals and the wonder, adventures, and dreams imagined in their world. Read More
In her picture book debut, Laura Atkins introduces readers to Jasper, a dauntless dachshund determined to help a team of big dogs win the world’s biggest sled race. But Jasper is undeterred, despite the fact that he’s too small for every position. Hopping aboard the sled he uses his big spirit, and his big bark, to get his team over the finish line.Read More
Minted Prose is pleased to announce that we are sponsoring our Memory Book/ZoOm Hungary video on Publishers Weekly eNewsletter. In the video, Minted Prose and its travel partner ZoOm Hungary provide a visual portrayal of The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and Hungary today. Read More
Author Linda Fischer had the distinct pleasure of giving her Memory Book Presentation to attendees at the American Hungarian Library and Historical Society in New York City. Hungarian Human Rights Foundation president László Hámos introduced Ms. Fischer saying he was intrigued by the book and the author’s dedication to the subject, especially given she is not Hungarian nor does she have any Hungarian roots. He introduced her warmly to the Society. Read More
The Adventures of Sindbad by Gyula Krúdy (translated by George Szirtes from Hungarian to English) is a work of magic realism chronicling the romantic adventures of Sindbad, a roguish playboy with a colorful history of women in his life. It is our third pick for the top 10 Hungarian Books at the turn of the 20th century at the time The Memory Book emerged. Read More
Dachshunds are always a part of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and with that happening this month (it’s 140th show!), we thought it would be fun to revisit a video we created for one special dachshund called Paws, the protagonist of A Dachshund’s Wish. Watch Video
Watch our booth video from The New York Times Travel Show to learn more about what we presented there! WATCH VIDEO
The Minted Prose and ZoOm Hungary booth was buzzing with people who had either been to Hungary or were looking to visit. The New York Times Travel Show at the Jacob Javits Center in NYC from Jan. 8–11, 2016 was hopping. While The Memory Book was new to many of them, once they saw it, they were eager to learn more about it. READ MORE
We welcome you to our occasional series called Science Fiction Becoming Reality. In this series, we’ll be looking at the ways science and technology, which were mere ideas in science fiction, consistently become real in our world. Self-driving cars were a distant dream in 2003, the year Minted Prose published Julia and the Dream Maker, but author P. J. Fischer believed in their possibilities. READ MORE
ZoOm Hungary, a Budapest-based travel company, has launched a new tour, In the Footsteps of Amálka. The tour illuminates the times of the young girl who owned The Memory Book at the turn of the 20th century. It was an amazing period as Linda Fischer found when she discovered the young girl’s memory book in an antique store in Budapest in 2005. READ MORE
The Devil is a short and fierce play about a devil who taunts his victims. He twists their secret desires and in doing so this play makes our second pick for the top 10 Hungarian books at the turn of the 20th century at the time when The Memory Book emerged. READ MORE
Minted Prose, publisher of The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, and ZoOm Hungary, a Budapest-based travel company, will be exhibiting at The New York Times Travel Show, January 8–10, 2016 at the Jacob K. Javits Center, NYC–Halls 3D/E. READ MORE
Minted Prose has selected its top 10 Hungarian books from the period of The Memory Book, One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy at the turn of the century. Over the next year we will be announcing a different book by a Hungarian author. READ MORE
Minted Prose publisher Linda Purpura attended the 66th Annual National Book Awards Ceremony presented by the National Book Foundation on Wednesday, November 18, 2015, at Cipriani, Wall Street, New York City. READ MORE
Only two more months more before The New York Times Travel Show and we’re excited to share the floor plan with you. Minted Prose and Budapest-based travel company ZoOm Hungary will be exhibiting at booth #467, located right in the heart of the Europe section. READ MORE
We are pleased to announce that The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy has been registered by the National Széchényi Library in Budapest. The National Széchényi Library is one of two national libraries in Hungary responsible for the collection and preservation of written materials related to the country. READ MORE
Last year we attended The New York Times Travel Show. This year we’ll be an exhibitor! Minted Prose published The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery on the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and Budapest-based travel company ZoOm Hungary was indispensable in the travels. Together, they are bringing the romanticism of old Hungary to travelers at The New York Times Travel Show! READ MORE
The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy has been selected by Kobo and Southwest Airlines for inclusion in their October-November inflight ebook offering to passengers. This opportunity was facilitated by Minted Prose distributor Independent Publishers Group (IPG). READ MORE
The Memory Book received a glowing review in The Budapest Times and of course we are delighted to share this news with you. Calling the book “‘Eat, Pray, Love’ for the Hungarian Soul,” reviewer Lee Reany wrote that “the book will appeal to those who love history, culture, or the region.” She gave the book five out of five stars for women readers. READ MORE
Linda Fischer’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy presentation was a resounding success at 92Y with a packed house and a sellout of signed copies. The 45 minute, full color, illustrated presentation led audience members from the turn of the 20th century when the memory book was written through to the 21st century when it reached Fischer’s hands in the antique store in Budapest in 2005. READ MORE
There is still time to get your tickets for Linda Fischer’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy presentation at 92Y in New York City on Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 12 noon. The presentation takes a sweeping look at the discovery of the times and the people captured in a memory book written at the turn of the twentieth century. READ MORE
Author Linda Fischer joined a distinguished list of guests at an educational event, “Budapest is HOT and Hungary is TRENDY,” hosted by the Consulate General of Hungary in New York & the Hungarian National Tourist Office (HNTO) at the Consulate General in New York City. A “welcome cocktail” dedicated to Hungary’s tourist highlights at the Ambassador’s residence on E. 52nd Street in New York City set the stage for a memorable evening there. READ MORE
Minted Prose is pleased to announce that The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy has been selected by Wanderful, a global sisterhood of women travelers. City chapters all over the world will engage in a communal discussion of the themes in The Memory Book, including of course travel and exploration. “Women travelers have been great explorers through the ages, especially at the turn of the century in Hungary,” said author Linda Fischer. “I am looking forward to meeting and talking to the Wanderful women travelers of my century and to hear their stories and thoughts on Eastern Europe.” READ MORE
It was back-to-back events for The Memory Book, with presentations at the Hungarian National Day of Tourism sponsored by the Hungarian National Tourist Office (HNTO) on Wednesday, June 10, 2015, and then a 92Y presentation in collaboration with the HNTO on Thursday, June 11, 2015. The HNTO presentation concentrated on the travels while the 92Y presentation focused on the memory book, its translation, and the culture and times from which it came. READ MORE
Wanderful NYC has chosen The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy by Linda Fischer to be its June/July travel book club books. Throughout July, Wanderful women discuss the book in person in their local chapters. READ MORE
We are very pleased to share our new 2015 Minted Prose Catalog with you. And we were thrilled to have the catalog printed in time to share at the recent 2015 BEA Book Expo held May 27- 29, 2015 at the Javits Center in New York, NY. READ MORE
Postcards, author Linda Fischer’s travels, and Ann Arbor, Michigan markets come together in a Grocery Headquarters article. READ MORE
Minted Prose will be running an ad for The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in the Book Expo issue of The New York Review of Books (NYRB). The NYRB June 4, 2015 BEA Issue will go on sale on May 21st. The publication will be distributing over 1,000 copies at the Book Expo America conference in New York City. Book Expo America, the industry’s annual conference, is being held on Wednesday, May 27 — Friday, May 29, 2015 at the Javits Center, New York City, NY. Minted Prose attends the event each year. READ MORE
Éva Szabó, President of the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society, based in Cleveland, Ohio, was kind enough to share her thoughts on The Memory Book. “Reading Ms. Fischer’s non-fiction account of an adventure to locate the identity of a girl in a memory book keeps one…” READ MORE
The Memory Book was featured in the culture section of Hungary Today, a thrilling mention. The piece, which focused on the discovery of the memory book and the travels and historical explorations from it, was presented in the context of the other news of the nation. The Memory Book was recognized as a great way to learn about European and Hungarian history. READ MORE
ItsHungarian.com, a site dedicated to tourism, gastronomy, and culture of Hungary, featured The Memory Book — One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in its culture section. The article speaks to Hungary’s nostalgic past as one half of an empire that occupied a quarter of million miles in the center of Europe one hundred years ago. READ MORE
Minted Prose has issued its Winter email newsletter, focusing on its children’s books available in new formats. Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador is a hardcover, a first for Minted Prose. Our popular chapter book, A Dachshund’s Wish, is now available as an eBook. At a price of $6.99, we hope to share Paws’s adventurers and joys with many more readers. READ MORE
The Midwest Book Review’s “Children’s Book Watch: Picturebook Shelf” features a review of Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador in their January 15, 2015 issue and calls it “an inspiring intergenerational story that explores the meaning of loneliness and the need for ongoing connection and friends at all ages. . . .a heartwarming experience for children of all ages to share.” Read more
We were very happy to receive a nice comment about The Memory Book from Marijana Dworski Books, an on-line retail antiquarian and second-hand book business. This antiquarian bookseller was the source of many of the research books for The Memory Book. They specialize in antiquarian books on language and travel; Russian Avant Garde…Read more
Foreword Reviews reviews The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in its Winter issue (Dec/Jan/Feb). Melissa Wuske writes, “As a memoirist, Fischer deftly fills the roles of both author and protagonist as she learns about the life of a young Austro-Hungarian girl. . . Read more
“As the centennial of World War I closes, I remember all those who suffered. These thoughts ran through my mind in working on The Memory Book.” — Author Linda Fischer. For me, one of the most defining moments in The Memory Book came from Herbert Hoover, 31st President of the US. He was involved in the European relief and reconstruction efforts after World War I. Read more
The Hungarian National Tourist Office is a dynamic organization promoting Hungary so we were especially pleased that its Director Magdolna Fekete enjoyed The Memory Book. She said, “Of the many ways I have seen people embark to explore the wonderful… Read more
It was with great pleasure we received some positive words about The Memory Book from Susan Lengyel-McLoughlin, Secretary, Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation, Washington, DC. “Wow—is one word I can use to describe [The Memory Book]. What a fascinating story. I must admit, even I learned a few things from the book… Read more
Hear Grandma tell you about herself and Chocolate! Watch Video
Minted Prose offers five great reasons to give the gift of reading this holiday season. Watch Video
Minted Prose publisher Linda Purpura attended the 65th Annual National Book Awards Ceremony presented by the National Book Foundation on Wednesday, November 19, 2014, at Cipriani, Wall Street, New York City. Purpura was seated next to one of the Distinguished Judges of Young People’s Literature, Dave Shallenberger, owner of the Little Shop of Stories… Read More
Minted Prose just released its Fall email newsletter, focusing on its new books, The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador. A Dachshund’s Wish, one of our most popular books, is now available as an eBook for the first time. We also highlighted our Rethinking the Future books, Julia and the Dream Maker, and Green Eyes in the Amazon. READ MORE
Richard Bogdan, a Hungarian expert who has advanced Hungarian culture with entities like The History Channel, The Travel Channel, ABC, NBC, Singapore National TV and Lithuanian National TV, among others, was the foot on the ground guide, from Austria and Hungary to Romania and Croatia, for The Memory Book. Richard is a member of the Hungarian Guides’ Association, the Hungarian Journalists’ Association… Read More
We were pleased to get a very special review for author P.J. Fischer from Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador reader Liliana. With her parents’ permission, we share her thoughts with you. . . . Read More
Minted Prose has just issued its Fall 2014 catalog on Edelweiss. We have been using this service for the past few years to easily share our catalog with retailers, reviewers, and librarians, among others. We have robust detail pages for our books there, which include videos and other media. Our trade ordering information is also on Edelweiss. Minted Prose books are distributed nationally by Small Press United… READ MORE
The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was reviewed in Booklist. Vanessa Bush writes, “Fischer intersperses entries from the memory book with her own impressions of Hungary as she retraces Amálka’s life and offers her own very engaging look at modern Hungary, its food, culture, and folklore.” Read more
Longitude Books said “. . . Fischer dives deep into the history of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, exploring connections that transcend time, place and culture.” Longitude Books is considered a top resource for travel books and maps for destinations worldwide. READ MORE
The Fischer family hosted a special book launch for Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador author P. J. Fischer on Sunday, August 7, in Salem, Oregon. The book is dedicated to the author’s grandmother Mary Volk and a special author table had been set up with her white linen heirloom, nutball dessert and a large picture. Seeing his grandma’s face, her penetrating eyes staring into the distance, Fischer said… Read More
Miss O’s Library Land, a blog that reviews children’s books and highlights general library news, enjoyed Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador and shared a review with us. Elizabeth O’Brien, a children’s literature specialist with a strong interest in Pre-K to 3 literature, called the book “a touching story” and said that reading it would be a special way to celebrate Grandparent’s Day. Read MORE
With two new books scheduled for October 2014 launch to the book trade, Minted Prose has begun sending out review copies for Grandma and her Chocolate Labrador and The Memory Book: One Woman’s Self-Discovery in the Mist of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Read More
Lights! Camera! Action! The Memory Book author Linda Fischer and chef Laura Rios recently did an on-camera interview talking about the cream cake recipe in Linda’s new book which is set at the turn of the twentieth century. View Video
When Grandma’s family moves away, she longs for the wonderful times she spent with them. A trip to the attic sparks memories of fun from her own childhood, but something is still missing. How will Grandma rekindle the joy of the best times in her life and create more wonderful new moments? Read More
Newly married and in her forties, Linda Fischer was finally able to travel the European continent as she had dreamed of doing since college. Wandering through a Budapest antique store in 2005, she was drawn to a leather-bound keepsake album. Entranced by the resonances and disparities between Amálka’s world and her own, Fischer undertook a nine-year quest to understand them more fully. Read More
Minted Prose is proud to announce the publication of Green Eyes in the Amazon by P. J. Fischer, a fast-paced adventure set in the steaming Amazon jungle in the near future. The story follows Julia, a computer-generated life form, created by scientist Steven Sumpter, and the moral dilemmas each face as Julia unexpectedly evolves from an artificial life form to a member of the human race. Read More
A Dachshund’s Wish has been matched with PS 84 in Astoria, Queens, New York City for the 2006 Adopt-A-School Program, a collaboration between the Association of American Publishers and the Children’s Book Council to promote reading during Children’s Book Week, Nov. 13-19. Read More
The Teacher’s Guide for A Dachshund’s Wish, which is available at no cost to educators on the Traitor Dachshund website www.traitordachshund.com, has been requested by over 3,000 educators since the publisher made it available in April. Read More
A Dachshund’s Wish, a marvelous story for young readers ages seven to nine, will be available in bookstores nationwide and at online booksellers in June 2006. The book will be distributed by Independent Publishers Group. Read More
Traitor Dachshund, LLC, publisher of A Dachshund’s Wish, a children’s book scheduled to hit bookstores this month, is offering elementary school teachers rich and robust lesson plans and activities to be used with their book in classrooms. Read More
Traitor Dachshund, LLC, publisher of A Dachshund’s Wish, a children’s book scheduled to hit bookstores this month, is offering elementary school teachers rich and robust lesson plans and activities to be used with their book in classrooms. Read More
Julia and the Dream Maker, a novel dealing with technology, social issues and the future of human evolution, has been selected as required reading for a graduate course at Chestnut Hill College here. Read More
“Each of the characters in Julia and the Dream Maker is delightfully flawed, caught between desire to see how far they can go and a nagging conscience holding them back.” Read More
Traitor Dachshund, demonstrating its commitment to promote intellectual dialogue on socially relevant themes, announces its sponsorship of the Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT, a gathering devoted to exploring the technologies driving future growth. Read More
Julia and the Dream Maker author P. J. Fischer gave a presentation about “Evolution as Theory and as Metaphor” at the Library of Congress. Listen to Interview
Traitor Dachshund, demonstrating its commitment to promote intellectual dialogue on socially relevant themes, announces its sponsorship of NanoBusiness 2005, nanotechnology’s foremost business conference. Read More
Traitor Dachshund Books, publisher of the new novel Julia and the Dream Maker by P. J. Fischer, will be exhibiting for the first time at the Miami Book Fair International’s Street Fair at Booth #221, from Friday, November 12 through Sunday, November 14, 2004, with the author signing books on Saturday. Read More
A new novel entitled Julia and the Dream Maker will debut at BookExpo America, which runs from June 4-6, 2004 in Chicago. The novel challenges readers to think about the role of science, religion and computer technology in the evolution of mankind. Read More
“Fischer’s premise is a whopper, that life on Earth can be expressed as a series of mathematical equations that, if let loose in the data-rich web of cyberspace, will mutate in marvelous, unpredictable ways.” Read REVIEW
“Julia and the Dream Maker is completely different from any novel I have ever read. In it, P. J. Fischer creates a believable future in which biology and math combine to form a completely new dimension.” Read Review
A new novel entitled Julia and the Dream Maker has debuted into the world of science fiction literature, challenging readers to think about the role of science, religion and computer technology in the evolution of mankind. Read More
