Exploring Themes of Immigration and Resilience in 'The Land of the Living'

Discover the powerful narrative of Angela Amorelli in 'The Land of the Living'. This historical novel delves into immigration, war, and identity, showcasing the strength and resilience of a woman striving for a better future amidst the challenges of the 20th century. Join us on this poignant journey.

5/8/20241 min read

A historical steamship is docked in an urban harbor, featuring a prominent crane and industrial equipment. The ship has a mix of classic and modern elements, with a tent-like structure on its deck and the name 'VOLHARDING 1' visible on its side. In the background, modern high-rise buildings and construction cranes contribute to the city's skyline.

Historical immigration struggles

The Land of the Living

A tale of resilience through immigration and war.

SPECS
The Land of the Living
FICTION
Paperback Original with textured linen cover stock
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 417
Price: $21.95 (CA $29.95)
ISBN: 979-8-9904801-1-7
Publication Date: February 25, 2025
Distributor: IPG/Chicago, Ingram.
Rights sold: All rights available.
Rights & PR: Dede Cummings, dede@greenwriterspress.com

Distributor: IPG; also available through Follett/Baker & Taylor, Ingram, and other wholesalers.
Individuals can pre-order directly from Bookshop.org, or contact your local, independent bookstore.
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Independent Publishers Group
814 N. Franklin Street
Chicago, IL 60610
Order Placement: (800) 888-4741

To request a media review copy—digital or print—email dede@greenwriterspress.com