Xulon Press author Ed Harrell, survivor of the worst Naval disaster in US History, speaks with Mike Huckabee on the 68 year anniversary of the sinking of the USS Indianapolis. The interview with Ed Harrell and the details about his book are available below. [...]
Here at Xulon Press, we're embracing all things American in July. We’ve debated the nuances of self-publishing historical and political writing, but we’d be grossly remiss if we didn’t recognize the individuals who protect our right to pen those opinions so freely.
Xulon Press author Kevin Horgan, author of “The March of the 18th”, a book about crippled heroes in the Civil War, is pictured with SSgt Lisa Bieler, Center Commander of the US Army Recruiting Center in Roswell, GA. The event was a book signing at the Barnes & Noble North Point Mall [...]
One year ago, before I became a full-time staff editor at Xulon Press, I received a call from someone on the Xulon acquisitions team asking if I would be interested in taking on a freelance project. The project, he explained, would be some combination of ghostwriting, line editing, manuscript development and material compilation. In the Land of the Editor, this basically meant that he had no earthly clue what this author actually needed. Enter Larry Fridley. Born July 26, 1924, in Hazel Green, West Virginia, he was a former sailor in the United States Navy, and one of the most…