Showing posts with label book publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book publishing. Show all posts
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Richard Grayson's HOW TO GET A NUN INTO BED now available at Amazon Kindle Store

Richard Grayson's HOW TO GET A NUN INTO BED (And How to Get Her Out When the Time Comes), is now available from its publisher, Art Pants Company, for 99 cents, from the Amazon Kindle Store. It is also available as a $6.99 Canarsie House paperback book at Lulu or as a free download.

From the promotional material for HOW TO GET A NUN INTO BED:
In this short, breezy book of expert advice, Richard Grayson -- a man who knows his way around a bedroom -- gives detailed, fail-free instructions on how to get a nun into bed (and how to get her out when the time comes). Follow Grayson's step-by-step tips and you'll soon be getting nuns into bed with ease -- and getting lots of pleasure and satisfaction out of it! For mature readers over 18 only!
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Canarsie House publishes Richard Grayson's new book "I Hate All of You on This L Train"



The Brooklyn-based indie publisher Canarsie House has announced the publication of a new book of selected stories by Richard Grayson, I Hate All of You on This L Train.

It features some of the best stories from five previously published Richard Grayson books from the '70s, '80s, '90s and 21st century.

This 94-page collection of selected stories is available online for $7.00 plus shipping and handling.

Or, for those who don't want to carry it on the subway, the book is available for free downloads and online reading at Scribd.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Canarsie House publishes THE TAO SHOPLIFTING CRISIS

Brooklyn-based indie publisher Canarsie House announces the publication of THE TAO SHOPLIFTING CRISIS.
All profits from the book will be donated to the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention.
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