Juan Pablo Jalisco's World of Poetry

The following Press Release from Mythica Publishing has now been issued and distributed to various PR sites.

Mythica Publishing Releases Of Aztecs and Conquistadors by Award Winning Poet Juan Pablo Jalisco

Mythica Publishing is delighted to announce the release of a superb poetry collection from The Preditors & Editors Best Poet of 2008, Juan Pablo Jalisco. ‘Of Aztecs and Conquistadors’ features 43 poems from the enigmatic and reclusive poet.

In January of 2009 Juan Pablo Jalisco was the winner of The Preditors & Editors ‘Best Poet of 2008’ Award. Hot on the heels of the award, Mythica Publishing of Galston, Scotland, is proud to be able to release the first comprehensive collection of works by this talented and highly individual poet. ‘Of Aztecs and Conquistadors’ takes the reader on a magical journey to the land of Jalisco’s ancestors, and features romantic and highly dramatic poetry on all subjects from the cacti that grow in the Sonora desert to the violence of the Mexican Revolution, the Civil War, and to matters of the heart, to love and family.
This 146 page collection is the perfect showcase for Jalisco’s talent and is currently available in an e-book edition with a print edition scheduled to appear in the near future.
Mythica proprietor Graeme S Houston says of the work: “I am extremely pleased to have been given the opportunity to publish this fantastic collection of poetry. After reading it I was overcome by the strong urge to visit Mexico. Juan Pablo Jalisco should surely be praised for being able to provoke in others his own
passion and love for the country. It is with great delight that I congratulate Juan Pablo on receiving the P&E award for best poet of 2008. A title well deserved.”

Those who wish to visit the world of Juan Pablo Jalisco can visit his website at www.freewebs.com/juanpablojalisco/

Mythica Publishing can be found at www.mythicapublishing.com/ where this exciting publishing house is open for submissions in all genres.

‘Of Aztecs and Conquistadors’ (ISBN 978-1-907108-00-6) is currently available from Mobipocket.com at http://www.mobipocket.com/en/eBooks/eBookDetails.asp?Boo ... and will soon be availble from Mythica's own online bookstore.