Two Books by Peter Clothier are Finalists in Competition for Global eBook Awards
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 Two books published by Parami Press have been selected as finalists in Dan Poynter's 2012 Global Ebook Awards. Persist: In Praise of the Creative Spirit in a World Gone Mad with Commerce, by Peter Clothier, is a finalist in the Art/Graphics Nonfiction category. Also by Peter, Mind Work: Shedding Delusions on the Path to the Creative Core is a finalist in the Religion/Faith Nonfiction category.
Winners in each category will be announced at the second annual award ceremony at the U-Club in downtown Santa Barbara on Saturday, August 18.
Giving the keynote is actress and author Marilu Henner. Jim Cox of The Midwest Book Review will make a special appearance. Master of Ceremonies will be radio-personality Bill Frank. The entire event will be simulcast worldwide.
Dan Poynter is the owner of Para Publishing and the author of dozens of books, including Writing Nonfiction and the long-time best selling Self-Publishing Manual. Dan speaks to groups around the world about about the joys of writing and publishing. Dan Poynter’s Global Ebook Awards is a division of Para Publishing, LLC, Santa Barbara.
You can download ebook editions of Persist and Mind Work in MOBI (Kindle) and EPUB (iBook and other devices) formats for $9.99 each. Click on the cover images to the left to see how. Of course you can also order the paperback editions as well.
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One Monk, Many Masters Now an eBook!
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 One Monk, Many Masters: The Wanderings of a Simple Buddhist Traveler by Paul Breiter is now available as an ebook for $9.99.
You can download the ebook in two formats, MOBI to read on your Kindle (or free Kindle app) and EPUB to read on your iPhone, iPad, or other devices that use the EPUB format.
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Where Can I Find Freedom?
Most of the time we go through life dominated by one of two opposing mind states: liking and disliking. We direct our thoughts toward things we like and take pleasure in or we dwell upon and worry about things we dislike.
Each of these mind states can knock us off balance. We can regain our balance by finding the space between liking and disliking and resting there. Within that space, we are free from the influences of a frenzied mind. With practice, we can make the space wider and wider, which makes us more and more stable. Find your freedom within the space between liking and disliking.
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