BLUE HAND BOOKS TO RELEASE FIRST TITLE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Greenfield, Massachusetts, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 7, 2011 -- GREENFIELD, Mass. – Blue Hand Books, a new venture specializing in e-books, is readying to launch its maiden title, “The Twilight of the Gods,” by award-winning journalist John Christian Hopkins.
The release date is Nov. 11.
“It’ll be special, look for it on 11-11-11,” Blue Hand founder Trace DeMeyer said. DeMeyer is the former editor for The Pequot Times and author of “One Small Sacrifice: Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects,” a book exposing the world of “split feathers,” American Indian adoptees.

Traditional publishing has been experiencing declining sales for several years, DeMeyer said.
“A recent (indicator) came out showing that e-book sales are surpassing traditional paperbacks,” she said.
DeMeyer expects that trend to continue as people move toward technology that allows them to download books onto their personal devices.
“The one constant in the universe is change,” DeMeyer said. “The world of books that many of us grew up with is facing a new challenge now, finding ways to remain relevant.”
The universe is featured in “Twilight of the Gods,” too.

Jaded tabloid reporter Napoleon Marquard is looking into a violent murder at the mysterious Fenris-Wolfe Technology, but the ghastly scene is just the prelude to mayhem – and possibly the end of the world!
Strange events begin to happen ever more frequently and reports from around the world tell of hideous creatures, ominous prophecies and powerful beings from ancient mythologies.
“This is a brilliant piece of writing from one of today’s most interesting Native authors,” DeMeyer said.
John Christian Hopkins is the author of “The Pirate Prince, Carlomagno” (Wampum Books, 2011) and “Nacogdoches” (Publish America, 2004).

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Media contacts: Trace A. DeMeyer, founder, at tracedemeyer@yahoo.com

Sara Begay-Hopkins, public relations, at muttonshinnob@yahoo.com

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