Article about Cristen Hemingway Jaynes - Author of The Smallest of Entryways
Read the article in the Huffington Post about Cristen Hemingway Jaynes about her inspiration, her travels, her work, her family, and on her great-grandfather, Ernest Hemingway.
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 Read the article on Cristen Hemingway Jaynes and The Smallest of Entryways
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Red Shuttleworth reads from Ghosts & Birthdays at the Barry McKinnon Chapbook Awards
Shuttleworth appeared with his daughter, poet and artist Ciara Shuttleworth. |
Congratulations to HMP Author Red Shuttleworth for Third Spur Award
Our warmest congratulations to author Red Shuttleworth for his Third Spur Award, given by the Western Writers of America. Winners and finalists will be honored June 25-29 at the WWA convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. Shuttleworth won in the poetry category for his poem, "Johnny Ringo."
Humanitas Media Publishing published his book of poetry Ghosts & Birthdays in late 2012. Read more here. |
Released November 2012 - Proceeds to Non-Profit Grant Fund on Modern War
Released On November 11, 2012 (Veteran's Day/Armistice Day):
The Illumination: A Novel of the Great War, by K.J. Wetherholt, the Executive Editor of the MIPJ, was released internationally. All proceeds from print, digital (iBook, Kindle, Nook), and audio (upcoming) will go toward a non-profit grant fund for print, photo, film, and multimedia projects examining the effects and aftermath of modern war. Please click here for sales channels and Audio and Print Interviews. |
$25 Signed Copy by K.J. Wetherholt - 100% Tax Deductible
All Proceeds to Non-Profit Grant Fund for Projects on Modern War and its Aftermath. $ 25.00 |
Coming in 2013
Soul Sailing
A non-fiction book for self-healing through the recognition and telling of stories by Jay Littell, PhD.
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CHUM Literary Magazine
The literary magazine founded and edited by Cristen Hemingway Jaynes
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The New Mandala - eastern Wisdom for Western Living
A book written by John Lundin in collaboration with His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
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High Plains Fandango
The play by Red Shuttleworth, which as described by the Observer: "is set in this contemporary Western landscape, of impending ecological crisis, post Cold War decay, a collapsed economy, frustrated dreams, and striving exploitation of both natural resources and national heritage."
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