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Book Publishing

My book publishing service is based on a unique personal relationship with local, Western New York artists and writers. The purpose of this website is to market the books produced as a product of that relationship.

  • Photography

  • Layout, Editing

  • Cover Design

  • Printing

  • Web Marketing

Art Photography

My art photography service provides you with high resolution images of your artwork, that may be used for publication, for producing giclee prints, for submitting examples of your work for exhibition, and for maintaining a record of your creative activity.​

Featured Book!
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Life Among the Milkweed is a photographic showcase of the life that hides among the plants and grasses in the fields around our feet. It was a project begun out of my love for the monarch butterfly. Aware of its dependence on the milkweed plant, I stalked the insect there, and in doing so, discovered an unassuming mini-world of color and intrigue existing around me in silent acceptance of its place among human giants.

Paperback: 40 pages, 8" x 8"

Published: September 20, 2021
ISBN-13: 978-1950006182

List Price: $12.00

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Paperback: 226 pages, 9" x 6"

Age Range: All

Published: April 1, 2020
ISBN-13: 978-1-950006-08-3

List Price: $19.00

Blood cancer, more specifically myelofibrosis, threatened to cut short the life of a man who had lived it to the fullest. With a host of friends and relatives who cared for him, Don Preston was determined to keep in touch during his 18-month ordeal of searching for a donor and undergoing a grueling, but finally successful, bone marrow transplant.

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"You have cancer! Those are the words no one wants to hear. But I heard them. How are you supposed to react when someone tells you that? …The news brought me serenity. I had a great life, accomplished most of my goals and dreams, and enjoyed great friends and family. I was thankful and comfortable. But that was not surrender; it was an acceptance of my new reality. It put me in a perfect state for what was really on my mind – and that was to fight like hell!"

—Don Preston, 2020

Susan Copley, Then and Now

"I find it interesting and challenging to experiment with materials in new formats. ... The references to nature and the relationship between color, light, and texture are my focus." 

-- Susan Copley, September, 2018

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Susan Copley’s art has been exhibited in venues throughout the nation, including many museums and art galleries. Her work has been purchased by numerous public and private collectors.

Hardcover: 228 pages, 11" x 8.5"

Published: October 1, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-0997874143

List Price: $65.00

A collection of over 60 poems written by Joan Fitzgerald over the course of fifty years, these pieces reflect the emotions and dynamics inherent in human relationships.

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Joan Fitzgerald is an artist and a writer who has had poetry, children's books, young adult novels and crime stories published. Her artwork has received many local, national and international awards. Her work can be found at joanfitzgeraldart.com.

Paperback: 134 pages, 8" x 8"

Published: April 7, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-0997874174

List Price: $10.00

A collection of 64 paintings by Marie Prince, depicting children at their most natural - playing, thinking, creating.

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"My work as presented here is not about a computer world, nor does it concern wars, guns, divorce, or struggles against fear. At a time when violence is prevalent in our world, the series of images shown in this book reflect children having fun, getting along, and enjoying their young lives as they play, think, and create." - Marie Prince, April 2008

Paperback: 138 pages, 8" x 8"

Age Range: 4 to 8 years

Published: May 31, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-0997874167

List Price: $19.00

The World Imagined is a coming of age tale for all adults who never forgot the fragile brilliance and lurking terrors of being a child. ... Slater writes with the subtle care of a poet, in language that is acutely sensitive and lyrically moving. She not only “discovers a self in the world” (and a profound self it is) but imagines one into being.    —Lia Purpura

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Judith Slater spent her childhood in rural Western New York, eventually pursuing literary interests as well as becoming a therapist and settling in the Buffalo area with her husband and family. Her book of poems, The Wind Turning Pages, was published by the Outriders Poetry Project in 2011.

Paperback: 64 pages, 8" x 8"

Published: July 1 2018
ISBN-13: 978-0997874150

List Price: $10.00

Another adorable story from the author of the popular Top Leaf. Jennifer Gold and Jessica Gadra have teamed up again, and this time the illustrations are even more eye-catching! This tongue-in-cheek story skips along in rhyme and ends by gently posing the question: is it truth or tale?

 

A delight for any child - and all of those playful adults!

Hard cover: 34 pages, 8.5" x 11"

Published: September 1, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-0997874181

List Price: $21.00

Top Leaf by Jennifer Gold

A beautifully illustrated children’s book of friendship and self-esteem. Using the metaphor of a proud leaf at the top of an old tree, youngsters from 4 – 8 years come to understand that life is a cooperative affair.

Title: Top Leaf

Author: Jennifer Gold

Illustrator: Jessica Gadra

Hard cover, 28 pages, 8.5" x 11"

List Price: $19.00

Jennifer Gold is a freelance writer living in Buffalo, NY.  She was born in Zimbabwe and grew up in Swansea, Wales, UK.

Her blog is: travellingwithalaughandasigh.blogspot.com.

Jessica Gadra is a Buffalo-based artist.  She works largely in pen and ink and watercolor and takes inspiration from the masters of the Golden Age of Illustration.  Her work can be found on Redbubble and at jessicagadra.com.

Architecture + Advocacy

The memoir of noted African American architect, Robert Traynham Coles, FAIA, advocate for minorities and women, was published on November 15, 2016. This hard-cover book may now be ordered for immediate delivery. List price: $39.95 + s/h

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This richly-illustrated book is a success story of inspiration and hope that carried Buffalo-born Robert Traynham Coles, the African American son of a postal worker, through a 50-year career as an architect. When a high school teacher sought to discourage him, telling him there were no opportunities for Negroes in architecture, Coles became determined to prove him wrong. His native ability and perseverance propelled him through a master’s degree from M.I.T. to opening his own firm in 1963 and leading to senior positions in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the AIA College of Fellows.

Architecture + Advocacy: Robert Traynham Coles
Jeanette Blair, Selected Works: A Survey of 60 Years of Art
Carol Townsend's first chapbook presents 24 poems chronicling her life growing up on her father's farm in downstate New York in the 1950s and 60s.
A memoir of love and devotion by John Noonan.

Below is a selection of additional books designed and published by Buffalo Arts Publishing. Click on the image for a description.  For further information, or to inquire about my services, please Contact me.

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