A Quandry for Christian Writers
Energion Publications owner Henry Neufeld poses some questions for Christian writers in a post on the Energion Publications main imprint blog.
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Free Review or Evaluation Copies
The EnerPower Press imprint participates in the Energion Publications free review and evaluation copy program. You can find a full list of our titles here, or choose from one of these titles: Marriage Equality God’s Promise of Victory Be an Encourager Testify! You can request you copy using the appropriate form: Review Request Evaluation Request
History of the EnerPower Press Imprint
This is the sort of thing you will often not hear about the internal workins of a company, or in this case of the owner of a company. I’m going to try to answer the question of why I added this imprint to my company’s line. Before I go into the rest of the reasons,…
Upgrades to Detail Pages
We have added three new elements to our detail pages: A link to a dedicated book site for the title, if one is available. This is in a box just below the book summary information An RSS feed link if the title has an RSS feed for news. This is in the same box to…
Christmas Customization: Prayer Trilogy
Here’s an example of customizing a book for Christmas. This is the Energion Publications fiction title Prayer Trilogy. This customization — with your letter and family picture, of course! — is available with a minimum order of 25 copies. Get in a present for your family and loved ones that includes your letter. The preview below shows…
PuppySwap?
http://youtu.be/j1P7f27-zHg Glad that wasn’t real! Now a commercial (partially). EnerPower Press offers a small book written by Pam Bell, a lady who operates a no-kill shelter in the Pensacola area. She tells stories from a Veterinary clinic from the point of view of a dog resident there. The title is Granny’s Tails, and she’s putting…
They Think Jesus Will Return within Forty Years
A Pew report shows that 27% think Jesus will definitely return within forty years, while 20% think he probably will. Hardly better is the 28% who say this probably won’t happen. But how do they know this? What is their basis for thinking it? Christians have been thinking that Jesus is coming soon for centuries….