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Contract renewal
Friday, June 05, 2009 10:12:00 AM

by David James Trapp

Historical Fiction

Dog Days in Bedlam contract renewed!

David James Trapp's historical novel, Dog Days in Bedlam, has just been renewed with the publisher! Dog Days in Bedlam is a romantic tragedy about young lovers fleeing from an evil king. This books speaks powerfully about the ironies of history, and the bitter lessons we learn about cynical and deadly cults of personality. This critically acclaimed book is as relevant today as ever.

Dog Days in Bedlam, by David James Trapp (ISBN 1-59286-292-6), published by PublishAmerica, $19.95 retail, available in fine bookstores and online.

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