INDEPENDENT BOOK PUBLISHER, RANDOM ACTS BOOKS LAUNCHES SHORT FORMAT
COLLECTION
MINNEAPOLIS, MN APRIL
9, 2015 Random Acts Books, today
debuted its first title, Muse: An
Ekphrastic Trio, at the Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP)
conference in Minneapolis.
An artist-driven collaborative publishing concern helmed by
authors Michael Bloom, George Evans, and David M. Hassler, Random Acts Books is
an alternative for authors and publishers, providing a shared, cooperative
infrastructure which effectively and cost-efficiently marshals the resources
necessary to publish both print and digital titles.
“Random Acts Books fills a void between traditional
publishing and the growing viability of self-publishing,” says Bloom, one of
the cofounders. “As authors and as independent
publishers, we venture to distribute stories with exceptional standards. To
assure the works can compete in the world of fast changing fiction, we’ve
contracted professional editors and artists to bring the works to life and present
a satisfying and seamless experience for the reader.”
The publisher’s first, much anticipated title is a
collaboration by the three author-owners and features one original story form
each. Muse is already receiving
advanced praise:
Cate McGowan, author of True Places Never Are, says, “I know I
like a story if I reach the conclusion and my attention lingers, wishing for
just a few more pages, a few more words in a world where I’ve lost myself. All
three stories in Muse: Ekphrastic Trio inspire my yearning for an
extended stay.”
Barbara Shoup, award winning author of Looking for Jack Kerouac says, “This trio of stories, each
inspired by a different work of art, will deliver you to the place where art is
made and remind you, again, why they are essential.”
Muse is available
on Amazon.com in both ebook and paperback, and will be coming soon to iBooks
and other outlets.
Random Acts Books, conceived in Indianapolis and
incorporated in New Mexico, maintains offices in Santa Fe, Indianapolis, and Key
West, Florida.
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