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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Author Anita Russell “The Angel Lady” Featured in The News-Review
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Author Lynn Fox Adams Inspires Community
My singing and signing party at church went great. Wonderful singers sang, I spoke and I sold around 70 books.... The
Tate Author gives first book to former teacher
Publication:Daily American Republic; | Date:Aug 24, 2009; | Section:Front Page; | Page Number:1A |
By JOHN WILLEY Staff Writer
“When kids are successful, you’ve done your job,” Judith Potter said about one of her former students who has had his first book published.
He was “of my bright shining stars,” she said.
To thank Potter for her encouragement, Nelson presented her with a copy of one of the first editions with a thank you note written on the title page.
Nelson credits Potter for his desire to write. As a 10-year-old student, he began writing stories and gave the first copy of to Potter. When it was read in class, some students liked it and some were critical.
“Mrs. Potter believed in me and encouraged me, “ Nelson said.
It was that encouragement that led Nelson to present Potter with a copy of, “A Night with St. Nick,” which is printed by Tate Publishing and Enterprises.
The story takes place in present day and helps a boy learn about Jesus through Santa Claus. It answers questions about how Santa Claus gets all over the world in one night.
Nelson, who lives in Springfield, has five more books in progress. He said he will work on one until he gets tired of it, then he will pick up one of the others and work on it. Although his first book is borderline juvenile, his other books are adult novels.
He derives his income from working as a bank teller, but he is an author first, teller second.
Nelson said he decided about a year ago that he was going to be published. He had two rejections. Then, the “third time was a charm,” he said.
It was encouragement from his wife, Diana, and Potter that helped him with the project.
“If a child grows up to be successful then a teacher has done their job,” said Potter, who is retired after teaching for 34 1/2 years.
Nelson’s book sells for $12.99 and is available at Barnes and Noble or can be ordered on the Internet at www.tatepublishing.com/ bookstore. A trailer for the book is available on You-Tube.
Photo by- DAR/Corey Matthews Judy Potter recieves a copy of ‘A Night with St. Nick” from Adam Nelson, one of Mrs. Potter’s former students. Nelson credits his success to Mrs. Potter for her encouragement and belief in his writing ability.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
Author Mayra Ron Partners With Non-Profit
From Mayra Ron's Newsletter, Mayra is the author of Can You See Me? and Diary of a Crazy Woman.
Sending out a newsletter with the latest happenings with you and your book is a great idea!
Hi, Friends...
Hope the summer treated you well! As usual, Christian Early, our artist, has been going non-stop. He had a very successful art show (see photos) sponsored by CARD (Center for Autism and Related Disabilities). Also, he's had a book signing every weekend. The next one coming up is this Saturday, Aug 22nd at Waldenbooks in
But the most the important news is FINALLY ART POSSIBILITIES IS BEGINNING!!! Registration will begin Tuesday, August 25th from 6 to 8 apm. Art classes will begin modestly - twice a week (first class is August 31). Classes will be held every Monday from 4 to 6pm and every Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30pm in the boardroom (second floor) of the Southwest Regional library...
Remember, Art Possibilities is a non-profit whose purpose is to create jobs for adults with autism thru the arts. If you are a parent and want your son or daughter to participate, please call me (Mayra) at 954-682-3264 so I can schedule a time to meet on the 25th at
This is just the beginning of thinking out of the box for our adults with autism so we can create jobs for them through animation, drawing, cartoons, illustration of books, t-shirt creation, apinting, comic strips…. There is a whole array in the vision so call me so we can talk more. As parents these adults deserve more than just cleaning and filing jobs. Let’s utilize the right side of the brain - the non-verbal side - neglected by the school system and create for them a fulfilling and different future where they may make a living and support themselves while they grow as adults. Every person deserves to keep learning after high school and fulfill their hidden talents and potential. Even if your adult does not draw or show any interest you will be surprised how art is in everything and with the method of Art Possibilities we will bring out the part of art your adult has. If we do not expect anything from our adults we will get just that. Let’s change the future of this generation of adults with autism so that the world may marvel and not neglect them as they do and pave the way for a different future not only for them but for those who come after them. Please help me and so many others who wish this positive change.
Author Dr. Louis H. Campbell Featured on Mississippi Public Radio
Mississippi Edition, August 20, 2009
Another Satisfied Tate Author!
Hi Terry,
Please express my appreciation to all who were involved in this. Thank you all so much for making this dream a reality. I could not have asked for a better publisher!
Blessings,
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Great Review for Author Cindy L. Allen
Click the link above to read Tina's review for Author Cindy Allen's NEW Release!
Monday, August 17, 2009
Tate Author Featured in the Herald Palladium
Father pens memoir about family's journey through childhood cancer
http://www.theh-p.com/articles/2009/08/16/features/706164.txt
Great report from a Tate author!
I am on the mend though and reflecting back on all the blessed moments over the last couple of days. I sold 36 books and they love it!! They were all so impressed with the book- illustrations, just the wonderful quality in general and the e-live narration. I also shared with many people how wonderful all of you are at Tate publishing, thank you again!
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Author Appears on 11 Alive in Atlanta
http://www.11alive.com/rss/rss_story.aspx?storyid=133656