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Welcome To Mohican Featuring
Books Written by Members of the Mohicanland Writers' Guild & Published by Mohicanland's One & Only Printing Press - Rose Int'l Publishing House
Available through amazon.com
As some of our visitors know, we have a publishing & graphic arts site which is the 'sister' site of Mohican Press. Known around here as the Mohicanland Print Shoppe, Rose Publishing House has already published quite a few books this past year, including several written by fellow *citizens* of the virtual community called Mohicanland. Among the books we have listed are two new titles; one written by Lainey (that's me) & one written by Lainey (that's also me) & Rich (that's not me ... I'm destitute). Both publications are scheduled for release in July/August. All Rose Publishing books are available for purchase directly from the publishers (that's me & Ye Olde Towne Crier) or through amazon.com. With that in mind, we've finally established the Mohicanland Writers' Guild & now feature books written by the guilders (that's NOT Dutch coinage, by the way) in our Mohican Press Book Shoppe. This is truly a community corner book store. Please show your support!
Release On Indefinite Hold
Inspired by the classics of children's literature, this 200 page book is a collection of
original stories written in both verse & prose for children of ALL ages.
Release Cancelled! PLEASE SEE:
AUTHORS EXPANDED EDITION!
So you think you want to build a virtual community? And you think it would be a relatively simple, hassle free endeavor? Well - maybe. Written as a semi-sequel to 'On the Trail of the Last of the Mohicans' - this companion guide offers a look at the surprising, humorous, & sometimes scandalous developments spawned by a book, a web site, & the virtual community called "Mohicanland." Included are several interviews we've had with cast members, behind the scenes scuffles, the low-down on all the things you've EVER wanted to know about Mohicanland but were afraid to ask, the origins & development of this web site & the community it spawned, a how-to-guide for dealing with *stars* & their overly enthusiastic admirers, scandals, satire, & more. ISBN: 1930574150 List Price $16.95 (Discount offered through this web site!) Written by Elaine & Rich Federici (Lainey & Rich/Mohican Press)
The Scorpion Child
Written by Kristina O'Donnelly, also known as The Towne Crier - a fast-paced political thriller. The plot flows between New York, California and Istanbul, on a cinemascopic reel of international romance, terrorism, sex, intrigue among film and TV stars, and subtle undercurrents of mysticism. Superbly written novel! ISBN: 1930574010 List Price $15.95
Ride The Eagle
Another novel written by Kristina O'Donnelly! Contemporary romance; A powerful novel for every woman caught between her career and principles. Passions erupt as quickly as do tempers in this labor vs management, career vs love story. ISBN: 1-930574-17-7 List Price $13.95
War Stories: 1939-1945
Authored by our own Canadian Trader, otherwise known as Bea Schmitt, and Dennis Randolph Moore! A poignant collection of memories from people who experienced World War II & its devastation. Includes accounts from soldiers & civilians. women & men ... written with the hope that the sacrifices & horrors experienced by so many will never be forgotten. ISBN: 1930574029 List Price $14.95
View A Complete Inventory To be listed soon ... Ghost Totally Tarot Crystal City
Waltz With the Wind The Book of Fairies Sleepless Nights Please return to view additional titles and updates!
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A
gripping novel that will sweep you in to its characters' lives before
you realize you've been caught. Highly descriptive in its imagery, the
tale guides the reader through worlds both ancient and contemporary with
compelling characters, intriguing story line, and cultural/political
clashes too richly detailed to resist. Magnificently illuminative of the
ongoing conflicts between Turks and Kurds, 'The Horseman' is as much a
pleasurable geographical/historical journey through ancient lands as it
is a tale of the strengths and weaknesses within the human condition.
Romance, political intrigues, cultural bridges, betrayals, faith ... it
is timely and very much alive. O'Donnelly reveals a great depth of
knowledge on many levels including the traditions & mores within the
Muslim world, the Irish Catholic experience, and even Celtic mythology.
Highly recommended to any reader who craves a good tale enriched by
trans-continental adventures, historical insights and skillfully applied
literary gifts of the author.
