DigitalPulp Publishing Introduces Another First-Time Novelist
Fredric M. Ham’s first novel makes its debut in eBook format through DigitalPulp Publishing under the PulpBytes Imprint, available now in the DPPstore.
Palm Springs, CA (PRWEB) May 4, 2006 -- DigitalPulp Publishing (www.digitalpulppublishing.com), an independent ePublishing company, continues to introduce new voices.
What happens to a man whose daughter has been kidnapped? To what lengths will he go to ensure justice is served? Can his religious beliefs provide a moral compass and guide him in the right direction?
Dead River (ISBN # 0-9763083-7-1, published 2006, under the PulpBytes Imprint) begins when Adam Riley’s world is suddenly shattered. His seventeen-year-old daughter, Sara Ann, mysteriously vanishes from a small Florida beach community on a sweltering afternoon in late summer. Three days after her disappearance the abductor calls the Riley home, and when he doesn’t demand ransom money it quickly becomes apparent to everyone that his sole motive is to torment the family.
“Dead River is an excellent first novel,” says critic and voracious reader and lover of the mystery/detective genre, Steve Moonly. “The characters are well-crafted and Ham offers up a couple of unexpected plot twists.”
Fredric Ham’s previous writing has been published in hundreds of technical papers and a textbook on artificial neural networks. Ham, who holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, is currently an Endowed Chair Professor of Electrical Engineering at Florida Institute of Technology where he has been on the faculty since 1988. He has written several short stories and is in the midst of writing his second novel. He resides in Indialantic, Florida with his wife.
“Giving new authors an opportunity to be heard (and read) is one of the main reasons we started the company,” says Genene Miller Coté, co-founder and CEO of DigitalPulp Publishing (DPP). “It’s a gift to find a new book to publish, and a thrill to offer readers something different.”
DigitalPulp Publishing was created to give new and independent authors a voice, and to open a distribution channel for them via eBooks by providing a free service that offers opportunities for greater creativity, exposure, sales and profits.
DPP umbrellas DPPPress (www.dpppress.com), which works with self and independent publishers to provide them with a greater distribution channel for their already-created eBooks and/or to help them convert their traditional print books into eBooks, garnering them a greater audience, sales and profits.
The DPPstore (www.dppstore.com), a division of DigitalPulp Publishing (www.digitalpulppublishing.com), offers the best in eBooks from DPP’s authors and independent presses. Our eBooks are downloadable on an assortment of readers. The DPPstore – reinventing reading.
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