PUBLISHAMERICA PRESENTS WATER FOR THE SOUL BY ISIAH HURTS

[Isiah Hurts]

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PublishAmerica Presents Water for the Soul by Isiah Hurts

Frederick, MD April 8, 2011 -- PublishAmerica is proud to present Water for the Soul by Isiah Hurts.

Ever since he was fifteen, Isiah has been writing poetry in his journal, with no intention of sharing them, not even with his friends. Some of the poems are painful, but most of them are things that he felt needed to be touched on.

A lot of the poems that he has written when he was little have helped him when he got older. It amaze him how one can write something down out of nowhere, but end up going through it when they get older. So Isiah decided to release this book to help other people overcome their problems, whether it has to do with death, love, or even fears. That’s why Isiah decided to call it Water for the Soul.

Author, poet Isiah is a native of Texas. He burst onto the scene in 2005 when his poem Life was featured in the book, Fresh Cutting. Life was also featured in Immortal Verses in 2007. In October 2007 Isiah won an Editor's Choice Award For Outstanding Achievement In Poetry for his poem, Life. He released his first cookbook, Isiah Classic Food, on March1, 2010. Isiah is also an entrepreneur with products under development under his company Hurts Publishing, as well as producing a merchandising line.

“It has been an extreme pleasure to work with this talented and dedicated author,” said PublishAmerica Public Relations Director Shawn Street. “For ordering information, please visit www.publishamerica.com.”

PublishAmerica is the home of 50,000 talented authors. PublishAmerica is a traditional publishing company whose primary goal is to encourage and promote the works of new, previously undiscovered writers. Like more mainstream publishers, PublishAmerica pays its authors advances and royalties and makes its books available through all bookstores. PublishAmerica offers a distinctly personal, supportive alternative to vanity presses and less accessible publishers.