Review: I am Healer, Story Teller, and Warrior Priest: Learning from Arianrhod

[dragonfaerie]

Oh yes, I agree. With St Patrick's Day approaching, the 'snakes are druids' brigade are rattling their spears. I'll be going offline for the day, as it drives me absolutely batty. Last year I ended up having an argument with someone who honestly believed that St Patrick had committed genocide... :eek:

Not to mention the green beer. :sick:

Have we hijacked the thread far enough yet?

Going back to the original topic, who published this book? Is it a self-published e-book or something? I've not heard of it, but I also don't have the entire catalog memorized from Llewellyn and Inner Traditions, either.

Karen

[Morag]

Going back to the original topic, who published this book? Is it a self-published e-book or something?

 
Looks like a small press: Jupiter Gardens Press.

[beith]

Heh. I often go seriously anachronistic and offer Guinness. It's just so good that I'm sure the gods have been drinking it in the Otherworld since it was invented. :
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Oh yes, I agree. With St Patrick's Day approaching, the 'snakes are druids' brigade are rattling their spears. I'll be going offline for the day, as it drives me absolutely batty. Last year I ended up having an argument with someone who honestly believed that St Patrick had committed genocide... :eek:

 
I don't really have anything of much use to add other than mmm...Guinness.  And that I will be spending pre-St. Patrick's Day weekend (since it's on a Monday - boo) ceili dancing and, hopefully, drinking said Guinness.

[AineLlewellyn]

Looks like a small press: Jupiter Gardens Press.

 
I...was not expecting what I found at that link.

[Morag]

I...was not expecting what I found at that link.

 
It's actually pretty common for publishing companies to have several different imprints under which they publish different types of books. Jupiter Gardens appears to have several: [Jupiter Gardens] Flare and [JG] Ignite publish erotica and erotic romance, and [JG] Romance publishes, well, romance. They also have fantasy, science-fiction, and YA imprints, as well as their main imprint of Jupiter Gardens Press.

Often publishing companies will have completely different sites and public faces for their different imprints, putting so much separation between the main company and the imprint that most people wouldn't know an imprint is part of a larger company. In this case it wouldn't make much sense, as all the imprints have the words "Jupiter Gardens" as part of the title.

[HarpingHawke]

I...was not expecting what I found at that link.

 
You stated that much more eloquently than I was planning.

Seriously though, it was nigh impossible to keep from roaring with laughter...

[dragonfaerie]

You stated that much more eloquently than I was planning.

Seriously though, it was nigh impossible to keep from roaring with laughter...

I am so glad I didn't just click on the link. Here at work. Yeah, I'm on my phone, but still...

Karen