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Gyldan Edge Publishing, LLC currently represents four authors, whose books are at various stages of development under the various imprints. Visit us at www.gyldanedge.com.
Cantos Dorados is dedicated to the creation and preservation of bilingual literature of all kinds. Cantos Dorados publishes children’s books, classic Latin American literature and contemporary writing in parallel English and Spanish text to serve the entire American continent. Cantos Dorados is also working on the development of a magazine concept to bring literature and literacy to immigrants and their children, in their own language, and in English. Authors can submit book proposals for full sponsored publication under Cantos Dorados. Ask for Publication Guidelines.
Gyldan Edge Publishing, LLC is dedicated to the publication, translation and distribution of quality multicultural literature. We specialize in books for distribution to the Hispanic, immigrant and European markets. Through the publication of quality educational and recreational books, Gyldan* Edge acts as a "gild" of fiction and non-fiction writers interested in the preservation and creation of our golden cultural heritage to enhance literacy and learning.
In this way, Gyldan Edge provides a venue for writers in pursuit of excellence.
Featured writers include Maya Khankhoje's A Panther in Your Dreams, Leonid M. Katkovsky's Harmony in Space and Dr. Mark Munoz's Land of My Birth. All three writers deal with cross-cultural issues and multiculturalism in different contexts. For example, Dr. Katkovsky explores cross-cultural relationships in the International Space Station Mission, while Ms. Khankhoje writes bilingual (Spanish-English) short-stories for children. Dr. Munoz highlights the issues facing Philippine emigrants throughout the world.
Maya Khankhoje just published a "Psalm for Quetzalcoatl" in Writing the Sacred: A Psalm-Inspired Path to Appreciating and Writing Sacred Poetry, by Ray McGinnis, 2005, Northstone, Kelowna, BC. Her upcoming book, Panther in your Dreams, is scheduled for this summer.
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THE AZTEC CALENDAR: MATH AND DESIGN
By Charles William Johnson. The Aztec Calendar: Math and Design explores the
inner workings of the Mexican Sun Stone. The author analyzes the central meaning to the calendar as of the different concentric rings which create its intriguing design. The knowledge about the calendar’s meaning
and function has been lost throughout the ages. But, its design elements suggest a certain logic of numbers. These numbers reflect the orbital times of Earth and Venus, along with other day-counts and cycles of our Universe. The author explains how the calendar’s rings move in order to reckon the days.
Print: $19.95
Download: $9.00
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Land of My Birth
This is a wonderful book, by Dr. J. Mark Munoz, describing the plight of Filipino emigrants as they work abroad to escape corruption and hunger back home. While life is better for many Filipinos abroad, this lifestyle carries many heartbreaks. This book will move you to action.
“Munoz...weaves unadorned facts into an unapologetic account of the present socio-economic situation of his country.
His exposure as an international entrepreneur contributes to his deeper appreciation of the land of his birth; that’s why his recommendations on where the Philippines can improve are...doable. Land of My Birth is good company.”
- Michelle P. So, Managing Editor, Sun Star Daily Philippines
Print: $19.95
Download: $12.70
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UNTITLED
This is a first book of contemporary poetry by a Mexican-American dancer and choreographer, with one poem in Spanish. Shanti Kumari Johnson, whose grandfather was a freedom-fighter in India, and whose Belgian grandmother was the daughter of European diplomats, gives passionate voice to her multi-cultural sensibilities. Her poetry is imbued with the open frankness that comes from an honest and lifelong search for truth, yet is mixed with a kindness and compassion for the recipients of that truth. With a background in philosophy and religion, Shanti Kumari has written a book that is sure to leave the reader with a new perspective about the social condition we all experience as we share the Earth we live in. -- Nalini Johnson
Print: $19.00
Download: $11.83
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A Panther in Your Dreams
This is a dual language (Spanish-English) anthology of traditional and original international short stories for children and their parents. It aims to help parents and children bridge the language gap. For example, Hispanic children might be proficient in English but not necessarily Spanish, while their parents might be proficient in Spanish but not English. This book is also suitable for the reader who wants to improve their bilingual ability. The style in both versions is simple without speaking down to the reader. Recommended for reading out loud at the family table.
To children: Read these stories with your parents in English. Lean estos cuentos con
sus hijos en español. Travel to distant lands. Viajen a lugares remotos. Above all, enjoy! Ante todo, ¡diviértanse!
Print: $9.00
Download: $9.00
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