Paper Tigers Publishing

[Simran]

A fly-by-night POD now closed because of a supposed virus that was sent to his computer from India, which caused him to lose ALL his files. He might resurface under another name so here is the info I have on them after being taken for an expensive ride to nowhere!

Paper Tigers Publishing
Jonathan Lewis
9625 Boylagh Ave
Las Vegas, Nevada 81929
702-696-9808
http://www.papertigers.cc

 

[CaoPaux]

My sympathy for your lossses, Judi. On the bright side, I think you have the winning entry for The Most Aptly Named Fly-by-Night.

 

[Simran]

My sympathy for your lossses, Judi. On the bright side, I think you have the winning entry for The Most Aptly Named Fly-by-Night.

thanks Cao.

 

[Roger J Carlson]

Observation: How many legitmate publishers or agents have "cute" names?

 

[Simran]

Observation: How many legitmate publishers or agents have "cute" names?

hmmmm, guess I didn't think of that. I'll be wary from now on that's for sure.

 

[Simran]

Just a quick update - Paper Tiger Publishing is now under the following company, still under the direction of Jonathan Lewis. I found it on LinkedIn today.


Black Sun LLC is an organization that owns, operates and consults to a variety of organizations. Our sales come from several major divisions. Publishing, Art creation and brokering and consultation to socially and environmentally responsible entrepreneurs.

Our Brands are:

Paper Tigers Publishing
Catalyst Collectives (Co-Working Spaces)
Black Sun Press
Specialties
Publishing, Co-Working Spaces, Business Consultation, International Logistics

 

[Simran Silva]

Well, I'm back but I couldn't find my original profile information to log in. Is there any way my two profiles can be linked? Thank you!

 

[AnneMarble]

Observation: How many legitimate publishers or agents have "cute" names?

I think we should have a Roger J. Carlson Rule. Be extra cautious of publishers and agencies with "cute" names.

Most of the time, when I see a publisher with a name like Swinging From the Chandelier Publishing or an agency with a name like Triple Dog Dare Literary Agency, they turn out to be bad news for authors. There are a few rare exceptions. But those cute (and odd) names should set off writers' antennas.