THE PUBLISHING BUSINESS HAS changed dramatically in recent years, with e-books and self-publishing becoming the norm. G. ANTON has chosen to structure its business model after the traditional publishing companies of decades past, providing full service to its authors—book advances, writing collaboration, editing, copy editing, book design, and the coordination of printing services, marketing, publicity, sales and distribution. The company's primary objective is to select books which have potential for adaptation to small or large screen projects.

Vivian Craig, G. Anton's General Manager, has the primary responsibility for identifying and selecting prospective publishing properties. Ms. Craig states:

We want to encourage both aspiring and experienced authors to use their creative talents, write and tell stories, and our team will provide the resources to bring their work to market. If we only publish one or two books a year, we will remain selective, devoting our brand to only exceptional stories told well.

                                                            

NOT BLACK AND WHITE
From the Very Windy City to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

Once again, Chicago is front and center as an adaptation of Beller's gripping depiction of characters and events surrounding the meteoric rise of America's first African-American President is underway. NOT BLACK AND WHITE will be produced as a made-for-television series.

G. A. BELLER'S OUTSTANDING NOVEL
NOW BEING TURNED INTO A SCREENPLAY
FROM ENEMIES TO PARTNERS
VIETNAM, THE U.S. AND AGENT ORANGE
Le Ke Son & Charles R. Bailey

ASTONISHING NEW BOOK OUTLINES 

THE TRAGIC IMPACT AGENT ORANGE STILL HAS TODAY

This is exactly the book that is needed to advance the conversations surrounding Agent Orange, dioxin and the legacies of the American War in Vietnam…. This book should be read by leaders, policy makers and all students of wars and their legacies.
        —Dr. Edwin A. Martini, author of Agent Orange:                                                              History, Science, and the Politics of Uncertainty

G. ANTON PUBLISHING is proud to participate with the Ford Foundation and the Aspen Institute in support of Dr. Le Ke Son and Dr. Charles R. Bailey's  

FROM ENEMIES TO PARTNERS - Vietnam, the U.S. and Agent Orange.

In this groundbreaking book, these leading experts on Agent Orange and its aftermath explore current scientific understandings of the chemical and consider the promising solutions to address the consequences of its use.
 
We are hopeful this project will assist in prioritizing and accelerating the appropriation of government funds to mitigate the human suffering and environmental damage which the Vietnamese have endured for over four decades.

Reviewer's Praise Tony Licata's Epic Novel

Hannibal's Niece

There are no two people more qualified to speak on this subject than Charles Bailey and Dr. Le Ke Son. Their work has changed lives for the better.
         —Christine Todd Whitman, former governor of New Jersey                                                     and administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

...this book is a smashing hit. It capivates you and also makes you think about the characters, the righteousness of their actions, and the end of the story. I really wish to read more of Licata's work in the future.
                                                           Manhattan Book Review
               
                                                                             
Hannibal’s Niece is a moving story of blood and war and love told with a skillful hand. The history is mixed with story taken from sources; the book is filled with maps and battle plans, while the writing is fascinating and draws the reader in. History books sometimes have a reputation for being dry and somewhat boring. Hannibal's Niece is anything but, with a voice that keeps the reader hooked from page to page.
                                                           San Francisco Book Review
               
                                                                             

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