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Announcing a new International Press: Bohemian Paradise Press, plus launch party with feature Pete Justus!

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The Los Angeles Poet Society is very happy to partner with Bohemian Paradise Press, an International Press with founding principals in the lush land of Bohemian Paradise, Czech Republic, and the declaration: "I'm a Writer, Not a Fucking Bestseller!" by Writer, Poet, Singer, Scholar, and World Traveler, Milena Oda Láska! 



We are extremely excited to Host the Official LAUNCH of Bohemian Paradise Press as a part of Writer Wednesdays at Bob's Espresso Bar!

Date: Weds, July 17
Time: 7 - 9:30pm
Cost: Free 
Address: 5251 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91601 at Bob's Espresso Bar


Milena will discuss the new press and share the visions and opportunities that Bohemian Paradise Press creates! She will also give a reading of an excerpt from selected work(s) to be published by Bohemian Paradise Press!


Bohemian Paradise Press is an international press, cultivated by the virtues of Writers and creative people, whose founding is based on Milena Oda's slogan: "I am a Writer not a fucking Bestseller!".

We invite international Writers, Poets, Authors, Bloggers, as passionate individuals, laboring in isolation, creating magic for others in their own world. They work on the messages for the world; whether local or international, every single message counts! The change of the individual and the world fuse with spiritual approach.

PS: The (classical) Bestseller isn't able to create his/her book without the Editor; in fact the Editor is the final bestseller. The Editor knows the the "profit-maximization" business and the needs of the mass.

This is our new Bohemian Paradise and you can become the New Bohemian with us!! Be a Writer, be a Bohemian!



Along with the launch of  Bohemian Paradise Press, Writer Wednesdays  will also be featuring Poet, Pete Justus!

     

Pete Justus, founder and co-host of the Rapp Saloon, has been writing poetry for over 30 years. He is the author of two volumes of poetry, Truth, Taps & Time, and The Edge of a Brighter Day.

Pete is well known in the Southern California poetry community and has been the featured reader at many venues. He teaches European and American history at Westchester High School.


PLUS, Open MIC! Come on up to the mic, open to all creative genres! 5 minute maximum!
We will be live streaming this event!



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