| August 2, 2006
The Fort Collins, Colorado Barnes & Noble hosted the release party for The Apocalypse Parable: A Conspiracy of Weeds. The book signing was a great success. Ginny Cross of Barnes & Noble reports that the store sold 111 copies of the novel in a single evening.
March 6, 2006
Publisher’s Weekly featured the cover of The Apocalypse Parable as a part of “Celebrate Small Press” month. PW printed a photo of the cover, along with the tag line, “If Jesus were alive today, where would he hide?” The ad line was the inspiration of Last Knight Publishing’s editor, Charles Kaine. The novel’s cover art is the work of Polish artist Waldek Kaminski.
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June 1, 2006
Brian Kaufman’s second novel, The Apocalypse Parable: A Conspiracy of Weeds has received excellent pre-publication reviews from respected book review sites,
including Midwest Book Review and Round Table Reviews:
"THE APOCALYPSE PARABLE is a cunning blend of mystery, suspense, and character study. The action is non-stop, which makes it impossible to put down.”
– Tracy Farnsworth, Roundtable Reviews
“THE APOCALYPSE PARABLE is an original, engaging and complex suspense novel...Readers will be enthralled as Bain’s pursuit of Christ leads him through a twisting and evermore intricate plot....”
– Midwest Book Review |
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