Bestselling Novelist James Shipman To Appear At Emerald City Comicon March 28th to 30th
Industry: Books
Meet bestselling novelist James Shipman at the Emerald City Comicon March 28th to 30th at the Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, Washington
United States (PRUnderground) March 25th, 2014
Warning: strpos(): Empty needle in /home/dev/public_html/wp-content/themes/pru2.0/functions.php on line 353
Bestselling Amazon novelist James Shipman will appear at the Emerald City ComiCon March 28th to March 30th at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle Washington.
James Shipman’s latest book, Constantinopolis, recounts the legendary Siege of Constantinople of 1453 (CreateSpace, $12.97 paperback, $2.99 Kindle). Constantinople is the impregnable jewel of the East. It has stood as the greatest Christian city for a millennium as hordes of would-be invaders have met their defeat at its walls. But Mehmet the Conqueror, the youthful and ambitious Sultan of the Ottoman Empire intends against formidable odds to lay siege against the city.
On the other side of the walls of Constantinople, however, the reigning emperor of the Byzantine Empire, Constantine XI Palaiologos, knows that the city over which he rules is no longer as formidable as it once was. Yet he is determined to save his beloved city.
Two leaders, two peoples, two faiths battle for their future before the mighty walls of Constantinople.
His next book, Going Home, based on a true story set in the Civil War, is a tragic drama of redemption and recovery. The protagonist, Joseph Forsyth is the son of an alcoholic father who nearly ruins his son’s life. Joseph finds his trust betrayed as people time and again take advantage of him in business, in love, and life in time of war. Ultimately, Joseph is faced with a painful choice: He must choose between letting others continue taking advantage of him—even if it means the loss of his family—or to start rebuilding a new life and a new destiny for himself. As we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War Going Home promises to offer readers new insight into the costs of codependency and misplaced trust.
Emerald City ComiCon is the premier comic book and pop culture convention in the Pacific Northwest. Beginning in 2003, the event originally was held at CenturyLink Stadium (formerly Qwest Field). It then moved to its current home at the Washington State Convention Center in 2008. By 2011, Emerald City ComiCon had become a weekend-long event., the show expanded to become a three-day event.
Fans of pop culture will have plenty to do. The show is an event for all ages. There will be dozens and dozens of writers, artists, gamers, programmers, exhibitors and workship for attendees to participate in. There will also be exhibits from major companies displaying their latest products and services.
About James Shipman
James Shipman’s first book, Willie Washer’s Local No 38., a fantasy comedy, ranked as high as #21 on Amazon’s Bestseller List for Humor. His next novel is Going Home, a novel about the Civil War. He has also published a number of short stories and poems. You can meet James Shipman at the 2014 Emerald City Comicon event, March 28-30, in Seattle, Washington. He holds a B.A. (cum laude) from the University of Washington in history and a J.D. (magna cum laude) from the Gonzaga University School of Law. He is a practicing attorney. He lives with his family in Washington.
CONTACT INFO
Book reviewers / bloggers, journalists, and other media professionals wanting to review Constantinopolis or interview James Shipman should contact GK Zachary 845-493-0468 or email him at gilbert@probookmarketing.com
