E-Book Extract: “Notes from the Margins” by David Merritt August 19, 2010

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“Notes from the Margins”, New Zealand poetry, is a compilation of selected writings (1990 – 2008) written by David Merritt. The e-book contains 43 selected poems that were written from 1990 to 2008. This 85-pages long, e-book is illustrated with 50 full-page photos taken by Stefan Reucker.”

 

You can purchase this e-book on http://www.intellia.co.nz/davidmerrit.html

 

E-Book Launch: 16th August, “The One Week Revolution” by John Langdon July 14, 2010

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Intellia Book Launch Event:    “The One Week Revolution” by John Langdon

This e-book launch will be held at the Claire Inn Irish pub on Dominion Road Auckland. John Langdon, the author of “The One Week Revolution” will be welcoming guests and be presenting this exciting new e-book. The honourable Phil Twyford Labour List MP, and Glenda Fryer Auckland City Councillor have been invited to be guest speakers on the evening of the e-book launch.

You will be able to buy drinks and food while you listen to guest speakers, enjoy our guests and see extracts from the book.

The e-book “THE ONE WEEK REVOLUTION” is now available for USD $9.95 (NZD $13.95 to purchase online.  We offer a special discount on the night of the launch where we will make available for purchase CD’s containing the e-book for NZ $10.00. 

The e-book can be purchased now online at www.intellia.co.nz/writers.html.

On purchase you will receive the e-book in two file formats: 

A)  The PDF file version for easy reading on any computer

B)  The e-PUB file version which allows you to read the e-book on most e-book reading devices.

C)  The Mobipocket file version  which allows you to read the e-book on the most sophisticated e-book reading devices, including the Amazon Kindle e-book reader.

To attend the e-book launch please e-mail RSVP@intellia.co.nz

The One Week Revolution:  “It is 1963, and New Zealand is the first western country to recognise communist China. Mr Miloni, a rich New Zealand farmer, wants to become even richer by establishing a communist dictatorship, with Mr Miloni as the dictator. He persuades China to help him arrange a one week revolution. China agrees – it will be quick; it will be cheap; if it works the one week revolution model can be exported to Africa etc, and if it fails, who has ever heard of New Zealand. China sends down two spies: Mr Ching who speaks no English and Leila Parsons, an English convert to communism, whose job is to sleep with everyone to bring about this revolution. Her main target is Mark Anderson, an innocent and sexually confused Auckland University student. The British hear of their plans, and send down their agent, Stephen Astor, who also has instructions to sleep with everyone. For unexplained reasons an Australian keeps appearing at the strangest of times throwing around grenades.”

Read From:    “The One Week Revolution” by John Langdon

  

 

 

You can purchase this e-book now on http://www.intellia.co.nz/jlangdon.html