FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
“WORLD RIGHTS TO BESTSELLING AUTHORS CAROL TAYLOR AND PYNK'S FOUR-BOOK NOVELLA SERIES, INSIGNIFICANT OTHERS, SOLD TO ROBERT PODRASKY
AT INSATIABLE PRESS LIMITED, INC., BY ANDREW STUART AT THE STUART AGENCY”
— Publisher’s Weekly
Audio, ebook, and print-on-demand rights to Carol Taylor and Pynk's four-book erotic novella series Insignificant Others, will debut in spring 2013, with a new book published every six months.
Insignificant Others is the continuation of two popular series novels,The Ex Chronicles, and Erotic City. Carol Taylor's The Ex Chronicles: Plan B and Pynk’s Erotic City: Miami, will pick up where their bestselling novels ended. Lust is a central character in these steamy novellas, which feature the ongoing plights of real women seeking love and sex in the city, sometimes in all the wrong places and with all the wrong men. Focusing on the sadly universal theme of infidelity, Insignificant Others will continue to draw urban fiction and erotica readers, as well as fans of both Pynk’s and Taylor’s bestselling books.
Veteran authors Taylor and Pynk combine their fan base and bestseller status. With dozens of books between them and thousands of fans, these two prolific authors and industry insiders have defined and refined the erotica market over the last decade. Taylor's bestselling and critically acclaimed Brown Sugar erotic anthology launched a hugely successful multi-book series and created a new genre in erotica, while Pynk's wildly popular novels garnered scores of fans for her sexy, colorful, yet relatable characters in sexually-charged situations. This pairing of these marketable and mediagenic authors will not only appeal to a broad fan base eagerly awaiting their next books, but combining their highly-anticipated sequels in Insignificant Others will create a successful new genre, and bring a ready-made market to it.
Veteran authors Taylor and Pynk combine their fan base and bestseller status. With dozens of books between them and thousands of fans, these two prolific authors and industry insiders have defined and refined the erotica market over the last decade. Taylor's bestselling and critically acclaimed Brown Sugar erotic anthology launched a hugely successful multi-book series and created a new genre in erotica, while Pynk's wildly popular novels garnered scores of fans for her sexy, colorful, yet relatable characters in sexually-charged situations. This pairing of these marketable and mediagenic authors will not only appeal to a broad fan base eagerly awaiting their next books, but combining their highly-anticipated sequels in Insignificant Others will create a successful new genre, and bring a ready-made market to it.
Taylor, a former Random House editor, has been in book publishing for over 18 years. A bestselling author of seven books and an award-winning book editor, she is the editor of the 4-book bestselling Brown Sugar series, Wanderlust: Erotic Travel Tales, and the novel The Ex Chronicles. She has been featured in Essence, Ebony, Black Enterprise, Honey, BET, Heart and Soul, The Boston Globe, The Daily News, The Chicago Sun-Times, Dwell and Publisher's Weekly, among many other publications. She has also appeared on BET Tonight with Ed Gordon and ABC Eyewitness News. For more information visit: www.BrownSugarBooks.com
Pynk,
a former Fox TV news reporter and talk show host, is the bestselling author of
ten mainstream novels under her birth name, and four erotic novels under her
pseudonym, Pynk; Erotic City, Sexaholics,
Sixty-Nine, and Politics.Escorts.Blackmail., and the
anthology, The Heat of the Night,
four of which were nominated for African American Literary Awards. She was named
YOUnity's Fastest Rising Literary Star, and her titles have been voted Best
Reads by Black Expressions, and Best Books by the Sankofa Literary Society.
Pynk's mission is to promote positive, guilt-free sexual awareness among women.
Visit Pynk at www.authorpynk.com
If you’d like more information about Insignificant Others, or to schedule an interview, signing or event, please contact the authors.
Contact: Pynk and Carol Taylor
Phone and Fax: 206-350-1371
