Jonathan LaPoma

Author / Screenwriter / Songwriter

Posts Tagged ‘transgressive literature’

THE SOUL CITY SALVATION Wins The Book Designer’s Cover Design Award

Joel Friedlander’s website, The Book Designer, selected Jonathan LaPoma’s dark, psychological novel THE SOUL CITY SALVATION as their May 2020 Cover Design Award winner. A special thanks to theBookDesigners for creating the cover.

 

THE SOUL CITY SALVATION, Kobo’s Daily Double Deal

Jonathan LaPoma’s new literary novel, THE SOUL CITY SALVATION, is Kobo’s Daily Double Deal and will be $.99 all day today (5/2).

THE SOUL CITY SALVATION, #1 Hot New Release on Amazon CA

Jonathan LaPoma’s new novel, THE SOUL CITY SALVATION, has climbed to the top of the Hot New Release list in the Psychological Fiction category on Amazon Canada.

It’s also made the following Amazon Hot New Release lists:

-#2 in Literary Fiction (Canada)
-#2 in Humorous Dark Comedy (UK)
-#2 in Humorous Literary Fiction (UK)
-#5 in Psychological Literary Fiction (UK)
-#6 in Literary Fiction (Australia)
-#13 in Humorous Literary Fiction (USA)
-#19 in Psychological Literary Fiction (USA)

To purchase a copy on Amazon, click here. 

 

Kirkus Reviews Recommends THE SOUL CITY SALVATION

Kirkus Reviews recommends Jonathan LaPoma’s new darkly comic, psychologically epic novel, The Soul City Salvation:

“Jay is revealed to be an intriguing soul to follow, and LaPoma seamlessly depicts aspects of Jay’s mental illness as well as his attempts to get successfully published. Along the way, the author effectively plays with the theme of control—specifically, Jay’s lack of it, in both his classrooms and in his personal life . . . A good character study of an educator yearning for more will be satisfied . . . A . . . highly readable tale of a struggling but well-meaning schoolteacher.”

Almendro Arts will publish the novel on March 24, 2020.

California Bookwatch Recommends THE SOUL CITY SALVATION

Diane Donovan of California Bookwatch recommends Jonathan LaPoma’s latest novel, The Soul City Salvation, calling it:

“A philosophical story of growth, insight, and discovery . . . that moves beyond the usual focus on young adults to consider an adult’s evolutionary process . . . Readers looking for an introspective journey will relish The Soul City Salvation for its ever-changing evolutionary realizations which offer rich food for thought long after Jay’s story concludes.”

To read the first two chapters of The Soul City Salvation, click here.