OXFORD, ENGLAND, April 10, 2012 (Press-News.org) Former Teacher of Riverside, California, USA, Danae Samson makes her publishing debut with the release of her novel - LAMENT HILL, published by UK based Publishing House, MediaAria CDM Ltd.
Inspired by the haunting beauty of Portland, Oregon, and her literary hero, Stephen King, the debut novel by Danae Samson, Lament Hill, at turns dark and uncompromising, yet filled with cleverly written moments of black humour, tells the story of a music journalist, David Masterson, who is given the assignment of a lifetime - to interview the world famous, yet reclusive rock star, Jared Lucas. Arriving at Jared Lucas' estate of Lament Hill, however, Masterson soon discovers that the interview he had hoped to secure turns out to be more than he had bargained for...
Now Danae Samson, the author of this thrilling work, gives an interview of her own as she talks exclusively about her love of writing, the origin of Lament Hill and her follow-up work, 'Burn: The Casual Slaughters of Simon Green', only in FTP: http://app.readmoremag.com/reader/editions/173/pages/1
Lament Hill is nominated for three indie book awards and available to buy from all good High street bookstores by direct order and online.
For more information, please visit www.mediaaria-cdm.co.uk
MediaAria CDM Ltd is an emerging force in independent book publishing that strives to be at the cutting edge of innovative and thought-provoking stories in the books that its publishes in our goal to be the leader of traditional book publication in the digital age. For further info. please contact us at info@mediaaria-cdm.co.uk. Website: www.mediaaria-cdm.co.uk
Exclusive Interview - Danae Samson Talks For The First Time About Her International Release, Lament Hill...
International novelist, DANAE SAMSON, talks exclusively for the first time about her debut release, LAMENT HILL, and more in an interview exclusive in FTP - the digital magazine of the independent Publishing House, MEDIAARIA CDM.
2012-04-10
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[Press-News.org] Exclusive Interview - Danae Samson Talks For The First Time About Her International Release, Lament Hill...International novelist, DANAE SAMSON, talks exclusively for the first time about her debut release, LAMENT HILL, and more in an interview exclusive in FTP - the digital magazine of the independent Publishing House, MEDIAARIA CDM.