PRESS RELEASE
September 1, 2008
LOVE AFTER 70 Heather Tosteson, Nancy Pelletier, and Megan Krivchenia, Editors
Wising Up Press
ISBN 978-0-9796552-4-1
289 pps.
List Price: $16.00
Wising Up Press announces release of a new anthology, Love After 70. It includes the work of Hoboken, New Jersey writer Roxanne Hoffman* and is edited by Heather Tosteson, Nancy Pelletier, and Megan Krivchenia.
Comprised of stories, memoirs and poetry by over fifty accomplished contemporary authors, many over seventy, the collection explores what love—in all its forms—is like after 70. The work is passionate, tender, sensual, grieving, and wise—a wonderful road map for those who haven't arrived yet and a wonderful tribute to those who have. The collection will be of interest to a broad audience
Wising Up Press, located in Decatur, Georgia, is a new small press started by Universal Table, an organization whose purpose is to encourage and support our appreciation of diversity. Its first anthology, Illness & Grace, Terror & Transformation (2007) focused on how people find meaning in illness and trauma. The second, Families: The Frontline of Pluralism (2008) explores the challenges and rewards of our everyday experience living up close and personal, willingly or not, with differences in genes, sensibility, abilities and disabilities, sexual orientation, race, religion, and culture.
All three books are available on their website, www.universaltable.org/bookstore.html, and are also available through major internet booksellers such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
Wising Up Press
UNIVERSAL TABLE, INC.
P.O. Box 2122
Decatur, GA 30031-21222
wisingup@universaltable.org
www.universaltable.org
404/276-6046
Comprised of stories, memoirs and poetry by over fifty accomplished contemporary authors, many over seventy, the collection explores what love—in all its forms—is like after 70. The work is passionate, tender, sensual, grieving, and wise—a wonderful road map for those who haven't arrived yet and a wonderful tribute to those who have. The collection will be of interest to a broad audience
Wising Up Press, located in Decatur, Georgia, is a new small press started by Universal Table, an organization whose purpose is to encourage and support our appreciation of diversity. Its first anthology, Illness & Grace, Terror & Transformation (2007) focused on how people find meaning in illness and trauma. The second, Families: The Frontline of Pluralism (2008) explores the challenges and rewards of our everyday experience living up close and personal, willingly or not, with differences in genes, sensibility, abilities and disabilities, sexual orientation, race, religion, and culture.
All three books are available on their website, www.universaltable.org/bookstore.html, and are also available through major internet booksellers such as Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
Wising Up Press
UNIVERSAL TABLE, INC.
P.O. Box 2122
Decatur, GA 30031-21222
wisingup@universaltable.org
www.universaltable.org
404/276-6046
*CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
Jill C. Alt ◊ Lois Barr ◊ William Borden ◊ Regina Murray Brault
Patricia Brodie ◊ Anna Chance ◊ Joan Dobbie ◊ Juditha Dowd
Marilynn Dunham ◊ Stephanie Feuer ◊ Bernice M. Fisher
Maureen Tolman Flannery ◊ Emilie George ◊ Maralee Gerke
Ann Goethe ◊ Myrna Goodman ◊ Martha Deborah Hall
Carolyn Harris ◊ Grey Held ◊ Roxanne Hoffman
Phyllis Langton ◊ Martin Lindauer ◊ Christina Lovin
Marsha Mathews ◊ Janice H. Mikesell ◊ Lynn Ruth Miller
Angela Conti Molgaard ◊ Mary O'Dell ◊ Carl Palmer
Nancy Pelletier ◊ Julie Preis ◊ Joyce Richardson
Phil Richardson ◊ Elisavietta Ritchie ◊ Frank Salvidio
Cynthia Sample ◊ Wayne Scheer ◊ Ada Jill Schneider
Alexandrina Sergio ◊ Lucille Gang Shulklapper
Claudette Mork Sigg ◊ Ruth Silin ◊ Roger B. Smith
Paul Sohar ◊ Anna Steegmann ◊ J.J.Steinfeld
Dorothy Stone ◊ Patricia Sullivan ◊ Sylvie Terespolski
Don Thackrey ◊ Sondra Zeidenstein
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