A Bridge Between Hope and Possibility

NewVoices, Inc. merges with LadybugPress to create a new media opportunity for authors and users.

Sonora, CA (PRWEB) November 11, 2007 -- LadybugPress and NewVoices, Inc. announced their merger this week. LaybugPress, established in 1996, has provided innovative services to meet the needs of authors. Some of their notable titles are 34 Million Friends of the Women of the World by Jane Roberts and Lives in Process, the second fifty years by fabric artist Dottie Moore, with photographer Michael Harrison. Now that they have merged with NewVoices, Inc. a number of new publishing programs have been announced.

"The Internet has promised everyone who has something to say the opportunity to say it. That creates expectations," says publisher in chief, Georgia Jones, "as a result, there is a lot of writing going on. At the same time, circumstances in the traditional publishing industry make it almost impossible for new writers to get published. We try to provide a bridge between hope and possibility."

The Internet has promised everyone who has something to say the opportunity to say it. That creates expectations

NewVoices, Inc. began as an audio video production company and is best known for its commitment to new talent and new technologies. The merger with LadybugPress is expected to expand their products to include print on demand and a full range of publishing options.

The first evidence of these changes can be found on the NewVoices website, www.NewVoices.com, where an innovative new program allows writers (including poets) and artists to present themselves to the public and potential publishers, to blog, or establish websites. So far, this offering is limited to cataloguing but, according to company officers, may expand into an agency service in the future. At the same time, the NewVoices imprint has been added to expand the subject range of accepted books (be sure to see the writers' guidelines, available at www.LadybugBooks.com) and to encourage strong writing in every category including graphic novels.

Georgia Jones explained that the new on-demand and color printing capability created by the company mergers means more experimentation and a wider reach for the innovative Partners in Publishing program, which allows new authors the opportunity to share the risk and, thus, to get unproven works to the market.

The atmosphere at this pioneering Internet company right now is one of creativity. They are offering outstanding celebration specials and constantly evolving new services. It is an opportunity most writers should not pass up.

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