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Sovereign Publishing Sovereign Publishing is a service gateway for books accessibly published in New York City Advances in publishing have liberated authors and publishers alike.

Inspired by the first book printed in America (Bay Psalm Book, 1640), books published by relatives, writings of Kyrgyz authors, manuscripts awaiting a New York publisher, clippings stashed by elders, finds in the New York Public Library, and aspects of sovereignty, Sovereign Publishing exists to produce classic paper-and-ink books for authors whose work simply must be published. Our New York City

publishing house offers services in editing, compiling, designing, and formatting for digital printing. In cooperation with industry specialists, we can oversee production of hardcover or softcover books, in colors or black and white, with or without dust jackets, in various sizes and binding styles, in reprintable runs of singles to dozens to thousands to bestseller quantities. Gone are the barriers of cautious editors rejecting all but a relative few of the hope-laden manuscripts submitted to the great New York publishing firms. No longer must presses run thousands of books with high up-front costs and no certainty that most copies will reach consumers. Today, book writers have options beyond the heavy walls of the large publishing fortresses. Sovereign Publishing is a service gateway for first-emboldened or oft-published authors, that they may hold in their hands fine books with messages to preserve.

Sovereign Publishing is pleased to announce our new title, a hardcover print edition now available online at Barnes & No...
03/10/2025

Sovereign Publishing is pleased to announce our new title, a hardcover print edition now available online at Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/my-name-is-tillamook-carrie-marie-larkin/1148429990?ean=9781941445112

My Name Is Tillamook
Carrie Marie Larkin
74 pages
Hardcover

The voice of the ancient Tillamook Forest, a verdant and peaceful ecosystem in coastal Oregon, tells of the forest life cycle, the creatures that live there, the time of the native people, the arrival of the Americans and Europeans, the work of the loggers, and the coming of the railroad. When the exploding orange blaze and deafening roar of wildfire threaten the forest, how will the terrified creatures survive? With compelling prose and art for all ages, this is a story of resilience and regeneration in the experience of a forest, one man, his cabin by the river, and the animals seeking refuge. The images are elaborate graphite drawings by author and illustrator Carrie Marie Larkin.

Carrie Marie Larkin was born in Oregon. She grew up loving nature, exploring wild places, reading books, and creating art. At Oregon State University and the University of Oregon, Carrie earned a bachelor’s degree in art education. Her career path has included graphic art, interior design, floral design, event design, and landscape design. Carrie served for years as a board member and officer of Oregon Trout, now called The Freshwater Trust. Like a garden, her book brings together nature, history, and art.

Sovereign Publishing is pleased to announce our new title, a hardcover print edition now available online at Barnes & No...
05/05/2025

Sovereign Publishing is pleased to announce our new title, a hardcover print edition now available online at Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/exploring-greater-common-ground-leslie-ann-mcmillan/1147374704?ean=9781941445105

Exploring Greater Common Ground:
Western Countries and the Turkic and Tajik States
Leslie Ann McMillan
124 pages

From a Thesis to Complete a Master of Liberal Arts Degree
in the Field of International Relations at Harvard University

Following Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, growing cohesion among the Turkic and Tajik states is notable as international and regional power alignments shift. Western countries have coalesced to defend against Russia and develop alternatives to their dependencies on Russia. Seven Turkic and Tajik states along the Central Asian to Trans-Caspian corridor—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Türkiye—are recognized as top candidates for expanded roles in energy supply and product transport. Concurrently, the six former Soviet republics are testing the fraught potential for generational transformation toward operative independence from Russia and more reliable relationships with the West.

The research question is: To what extent has the Russia-Ukraine war led Western countries to find common ground with Turkic and Tajik states along the Central Asian to Trans-Caspian corridor? Within theoretical frameworks of linkage and leverage, agency, modernization, and structure, the project conducts empirical data collection, quantitative and qualitative content analysis, hypothesis and proposition evaluation, and policy discussion. The study covers thousands of public records gleaned from official websites of Western states and entities, and Turkic and Tajik states and entities. Background conversations and media sources help to validate or clarify official records. This thesis finds burgeoning realignments, with greater common ground among Western, Turkic, and Tajik states.

The cover image is from a recolored photograph taken by Leslie Ann McMillan, showing design elements of a traditional Kyrgyz tapestry in a three-story yurt located in Osh, Kyrgyzstan.

Leslie Ann McMillan is experienced in nonprofit leadership, publishing, academia, and government. She is a Chinook Indian Nation member and grants specialist; president of Sovereign Publishing in New York City; and a research assistant to Daniel Carpenter, chair of the Harvard University Department of Government, supporting his scholarship on citizen petitions in American history. With a Harvard University master's degree in the field of international relations, she also studies the Central Asian to Trans-Caspian corridor—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Türkiye. Contributors to her thesis project include Timothy Colton, thesis director, and Doug Bond, research advisor.

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