NEW - documentary film on schizophrenia Bridgeross authors David Laing Dawson and Steve Pitt to read Sept 5 at Lit Live in Hamilton
BRIDGEROSS COMMUNICATIONS
Books that are informative, entertaining and funny
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A small independent publisher located in
Hamilton
(Dundas), Ontario, Canada midway between Toronto and the US border,
Bridgeross began publishing in 2008 to bring quality fiction,
non-fiction and humor into the market. The first title launched was"Schizophrenia: Medicine's Mystery - Society's Shame" by Marvin Ross. The
book quickly began receiving praise and is recommended by the World
Fellowship for Schizophrenia and Allied Disorders. Dr. E Fuller Torrey
described the book as "very comprehensive" while Canadian psychiatrist,
Dr. Carol Parlow described it as "a goldmine of history and
information". It has had very
positive reviews in Schizophrenia Digest magazine, Abilities magazine,
on Amazon and European websites. For more information
Bridgeross also brought out a new
mystery, "Slide in All Direction", by the noted Canadian novelist David
Laing Dawson. In a short time, this book has received very positive
reviews on Amazon and in the daily press. Bridgeross has also released
in trade paper, two earlier hardbacks by Dawson originally published by
Macmillan - "The Intern" and "Essondale". Dawson's next mystery, "Don't
Look Down", was released in late 2009. It very quickly won praise and has four stars out of five on Amazon.
Humour books include "The Dysfunctional
Father's Guide to Pregnancy, Birth and Babies", by XY; "The Original
Reigning Cats and Dogs: A Lighthearted Look at Pets and Their Owners" by Marvin Ross (both illustrated by David Shaw;
and "My Life and Other Lies: Tales from the Writer's List" by Steve Pitt
whose humour is compared to that of Bob Newhart and David Sedaris.
Bridgeross books are distributed by Ingram and Bridgeross is a member of the Independent Book Publishers Association.
BRIDGEROSS BOOKS ARE ALL AVAILABLE ON AMAZON KINDLE
BELOW IS THE VIRTUAL BOOK LAUNCH TAPED IN FEBRUARY, 2009