Available now - an odd boy - volume two - The band who could have rivalled Cream

published by Aro Books worldwide, 31st October 2012

an odd boy - volume two - hellhound on my trail / living on solid air

The peak of the British Blues Boom – and Savage Cabbage the band who could have rivalled Cream. At their height they were billed with Rory Gallagher’s Taste at ‘Colonel Barefoot’s Rock Garden’ where psychedelic lyrics and electric blues ignited the night. The arts became rampant street-culture – roaring like wildfire from ’68 to ’70.

Press Release : http://pressdoc.com/p/000q8f

 

an odd boy - volume two is available now from Lulu at 20% discount until 7th November. 

Lulu are offering a further 20% discount until 23:59  on 1st November if you use their Hallowe'en coupon code BRAINFOOD

Buy an odd boy - volume two at (up to) 40% off from http://bit.ly/docaobv02lul

The band who could have rivalled Cream

The peak of the British Blues Boom – and Savage Cabbage the band who could have rivalled Cream. At their height they were billed with Rory Gallagher’s Taste at ‘Colonel Barefoot’s Rock Garden’ where psychedelic lyrics and electric blues ignited the night. The arts became rampant street-culture – roaring like wildfire from ’68 to ’70.

'an odd boy - volume two', published by Aro Books worldwide, 31st October 2012

Please see this press release for more information http://pressdoc.com/p/000q8f

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Excerpts from an odd boy can be read on Doc Togden's Facebook fanpage and at anoddboy.com

Volume one was published in 2011 and is available on amazon.com, amazon.co.uk and lulu.com

Relaxing into Meditation wins a Living Now Book Award - Press Release

Relaxing into Meditation wins a Living Now Book Award

Cardiff author Ngakma Nor’dzin's book Relaxing into Meditation has received a bronze medal in the Living Now Book Awards 2012. The Living Now Book Awards celebrate books that enhance the quality of our lives.

More information can be found in this PressDoc:
http://pressdoc.com/p/000q3o

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Relaxing into Meditation Aro Books worldwide  ISBN 978-1-898185-17-8 http://bit.ly/nrprim

Available from Lulu.com, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com, Wisdom Books, and other bookshops worldwide

Aro Books worldwide at Wordstock 2012

Aro Books worldwide had a presence at Wordstock in Portland Oregon this year. Thanks to Ceri Shaw and AmeriCymru for flying the flag for Welsh authors and publishers at this annual event.

About Wordstock

"Wordstock is a literary art and education organization that celebrates and supports writing in the classroom and in the community. Our mission is to use the power of writing to effect positive change in people’s lives."

"Our flagship program is our annual book and literary festival in Portland, by far the largest such event in the Northwest, known nationwide as Wordstock. We believe showcasing the artistic accomplishment of contemporary writers at our festival is one of the most compelling examples of writing’s power that we can provide."

AmeriCymru : Featured Welsh Publishers: Aro Books worldwide

Aro Books worldwide is featured in the AmeriCymru Bookstore. All the books are written by authors living in Cardiff and Penarth.

An Interview With a Welsh Buddhist Publisher

AmeriCymru is a social network for the Welsh, ex-pats, persons of Welsh descent and cymruphiles. AmeriCymru is the home of the West Coast Eisteddfod.

AmeriCymru talks to ’ö-Dzin Tridral of Aro Books worldwide, a Welsh printing press specializing in publishing works in the Aro Tradition of Nyingma Buddhism.

“Our two most recent publications are Relaxing into Meditation by Ngakma Nor'dzin and An Odd Boy (Volume One) by Doc. Togden. Relaxing into Meditation is an accessible introduction to meditation which can enable someone with no knowledge of the subject to approach meditation via practices of relaxation. An Odd Boy is a memoir from the period of the British Blues Boom of the 1960s and 1970s. Interwoven with this is the view that everyone has the possibility of being an artist and of appreciating life as art.”

Read the rest of the interview at AmeriCymru