Author & Book Promotions's Comments

Hi, Nadia,
Thanks for the warm welcome!

Thanks and thanks for the invite too.

Marg

Thank you so much! I really am looking forward to meeting everyone!

Hi Nadia,

Thank you so much for the invitation and I will definitely showcase my work. Thank you for the opportunity.

All the best,
Michelle

hello, thanks for the warm greeting.

thank you for your request. my sister's name is Naadiya, so I know we'll get along famously. check out my books at www.lulu.com/karaam and let me know if you can help me out with some things. thanks again,
karaam (Marvin Ellis)
author, poet, teacher

Nadia,
I'd like to invite you to be a guest on my blog talk radio show, "Talk To Me...Conversations With Creative, Unconventional people." Check it out at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rita
Let me know if you are interested.
Rita

Hola Nadia!

Thanks for the Add. Let's network together.

Hugs!

JO

thanks nadia

Hi Nadia, You look like a top professional who can help me and I shall look forward to an association with you via this website. Have added you to my list

Best regards,

Vince

Once again....Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Nadia,

Thanks for the juicy information.
Its head-spinning marketing a book.
The good news is being on this site opens door to
amazing information that I would otherwise not know.

Ciao.

Hi Nadia,
I've been so busy with trying to complete my new book Please, God, Not Two. Hopefully, it will be done by this year. Once it is, I'll have time to breathe again and hit different sites.
Alberta

Hi Nadia, You are making me feel guilty (for not writing these days) as I have been sooooo busy with 'stuff'.....right now preparing for my six week trip to Europe and N.Africa...leave soon. I hope two weeks on the cruise over there will inspire me to put pen to paper once more...no shortage of ideas - just can't sit still for five minutes. Ciao C.

thanks 4 the add

:)

My book is for those who share my concern about the Middle East conflict and peacemaking, and are bold enough to look at extraordinary solutions. The book is entitled "Quo Vadis, Israel?". Quo vadis means, Where are you going? and goes back to a Nobel prize winning book over 100 years ago. People in many languages have used the two words to question an uncertain future. I am questioning Israel's future, since I am convinced that peace will never occur and also, that for demographic reasons, in 2 or 3 generations, the Israeli Jews are going to be a minority in their own land. Somebody has said, if that comes about, Israel "is finished". My book explores the possibility (maybe faint possibility) of transplanting Israel to a stretch of land by the Baltic Sea by buying it from Russia. This is not as impossible as it sounds and the book tells you the reasons why. I researched it and found it would be quite feasible, affordable and immensely beneficial for all concerned. Several reviewers have found, the idea is not as absurd as it sounds. I would love to hear your comments about it. Perhaps you should look it up on amazon.com and read the summary and reviews first, or go to my website http://outskirtspress.com/quovadisisrael.

Thanks for all the wonderful suggestions.

Thank you so much for such a warm reception. Looking forward to the knowledge.
blessings

That is quite interesting. I am currently publishing an economical version of my book "Africans and African Americans Divided" and it should be out soon.