Street Saint Publications Turns Two

Street Saint Publications celebrates its second anniversary with several new releases throughout November. Visit http://www.streetsaint.com for more information or contact tomb@streetsaint.com.

Street Saint Publications has turned two!

And to celebrate, Street Saint is proud to announce the release of T.L. Winslow's "Dork Dick", a quirky and comedic detective novel in e-book format about the geekiest of all investigators, identified only as Dork Dick, and his imaginary partner in crime fighting, Duck Dick.

Street Saint will be celebrating throughout November with the release of several books, e-books and calendars. Titles to look for include "The Ultimate Guide to Sea Monkeys" by Susan Barclay, "Pumpkin Flummery" a collection of absurdist art from Steve Taylor, "Out of Whack" a comedy by Jeff Strand, "Ancient Ruins" a calendar featuring stunning photography by Philip Baird, and "Junkyard Saints and Other Relics" an anthology of poetry from Street Saint writers, edited and illustrated by Valerie Hardin, whose Street Saint e-book "I'm With My Mom On Sunday" was a finalist in the 2000 EPPIE Awards for e-books. Street Saint will also be offering Brian Larson's "Career Success in Hi-Tech", Vaughan Hepner's "600 Bucks a Month", Jean Bartlett's "Indiasia and the Dragon", and Lynn Ruth Miller's "Starving Hearts".

About T.L. Winslow's "Dork Dick"

The number one crime problem of the 21st century is computer crime. Classic crime fighting techniques of the past are useless. Enter Dork Dick, a failed computer entrepreneur who decided to devote his life to catching computer criminals.

Dork Dick is obsessed with Bill Gates and James Bond, has an invisible duck riding on his shoulder named Duck Dick, and still lives with his radical feminist "madre" on a farm, where he hides in a computer lab beneath a duck pond. The ultimate character study of the computer dork, this hilarious yet sad story of a troubled soul will leave you forever changed.

Readers can download a Rich Text Format (RTF) or Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) e-book versions through online venues, including www.streetsaint.com. For more information about "Dork Dick" and its prolific author, visit www.streetsaint.com.

About Street Saint Publications

On All Saints Day, November 1, 1999, Street Saint Publications sprang into existence with the release of the e-book version of "Rapunzel Meets Santa Claus in Hell", the iconoclastic comedy novel from the company's owner, Tom Boyle.

Since then, Street Saint has released such titles as "I'm With Mom On Sunday", a 2000 EPPIE Award Finalist for children's e-books by Valerie Hardin, "Your Mother Should Know", a cookbook that puts the kitsch in kitchen by Enola Gaye, "Seeking Dionysus: Journeys of the Soul", an in-depth study of mythos and the psyche by Melina Costello, "Monster in the Closet", an children's e-book by Stetson Powers III, "Piedmont Stubble", a collection of superb poetry by Neca Stoller, "How to Write Haiku/How to Write a Cinquin", by Neca Stoller, "Last Name Ant", a children's book by Rick Ocker, and "The Adventures of Rolo", a children's adventure by Lori Ocker. Visit www.streetsaint.com for more information.