Category: news
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Pennsylvania Creative Entrepreneurship Accelerator
And then I came home to find the check for my grant from the Pennsylvania Creative Entrepreneurship Accelerator Program. I will not be keeping a single dime from this money as it is earmarked for advertising. My grant proposal suggested using half for Amazon ads to provide more national exposure for our…
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Angel celebrates Steve’s Café at WDVR
WDVR welcomed Angel Ackerman of Parisian Phoenix Publishing, a Lehigh Valley-based small press that published more than 35 books in the last four years, to the station as host for a special one-hour tribute to the Ignatz family and Steve’s Café in Phillipsburg, N.J. The program will air on WDVR…
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Networking & Relationships
I periodically submit writing articles to Hippocampus Magazine. I often draft them when I have an idea and send them to the editor who makes a little stock pile in her electronic filing cabinet. Earlier this week, they published another of my essays: Now What? How Patience & Building Relationships Can Pay…
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Parisian Phoenix earned a grant
About two weeks ago, I received word that the Lehigh Valley Community Foundation had accepted my application for The Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator Program, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts. This is the unexpected shock type of joy, and a joy that means a lot because it means someone has…
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Look for us on MommaD’s BookTok
We recently packed a special PR box for booktok influencer MommaD. MommaD is a traveling nurse who reads a lot while working on the road… She supports and puts a lot of focus on independent/self-published authors, and she agreed to a box from Parisian Phoenix as a very small press. She not only…
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Celebrate Joan’s success
We would like to celebrate a recent success. It dips into the world of art and photography. Parisian Phoenix strives to connect artists of multiple mediums— from fine artists to illustrators, from writers to photographers, and Joan Zachary is one of those multi-faceted individuals who fits in our community. Joan has published…
