Tribal Publications, Inc.

09/05/2024

For eons prophesies of disasters leading to the end of the world failed to come to fruition. That changed when an enormous asteroid struck the planet causing numerous natural disasters, which left much of civilization in utter ruins. The few remaining survivors would come to know this time as “The Big Apocalyptic Event.”
Almost two decades later, barbaric people called “Nomads” now roam the decimated and virtually abandoned cities during the daylight. However, come nightfall, they run for cover and scatter into their hiding holes. The night belongs to something else.
A mysterious threat from above looms over the desolated cityscapes scouting for signs of life. Why? No one knows.
A young female survivor named Evangelina must find a way to survive this post-apocalyptic world, and she must do so alone.

https://www.amazon.com/I-STAND-ALONE-Jason-Medina/dp/B0D2RT6CFT/ref=monarch_sidesheet_title

07/13/2024

Today, (Sat, July 13) is my book signing in the lower lobby of the Will Library at 1500 Central Park Ave in Yonkers, from 2-4pm. I will be right in front of the auditorium. Unfortunately, my friend Rade Ravello will not be able to join me, but I hope many of you will. I will be signing copies of my new sci-fi story, I Stand Alone. It is a post-apocalyptic tale about survival with a very interesting twist at the end.

07/13/2024

Tomorrow afternoon (Sat, July 13) is my book signing! It will be at the Will Library in Yonkers. The address is 1500 Central Park Avenue (northbound side). Unfortunately, my friend Rade Ravello will not be able to make it, so it will only be me. I'll be down in the lower lobby in front of the auditorium from 2-4pm. I hope to see you there.

Note: This will probably be my last book signing for the summer, so if you want a copy of my new book, come and get it.

07/10/2024

I just realized that my first book was published 11 years ago today!

" No Hope for the Hopeless at Kings Park " (Includes three stories: " A Forgotten Man in a Forgotten Land " / " Amanda " / " The Tale of Mary Hatchet ") PUBLISHER: Xlibris...

07/09/2024

I'm looking forward to my book signing this weekend at the Will Library at 1500 Central Park Ave, Yonkers. It will be on Saturday, July 13, from 2-4pm. I'll be in the lower lobby in front of the auditorium.

06/24/2024

My next book signing will be at the Will Library at 1500 Central Park Ave in Yonkers along with my friend and fellow author, "The Dominican Diablo" Rade Ravello. It will be on Saturday, July 13, from 2-4pm. We'll be set up in the lower lobby in front of the auditorium. Be sure to check it out!

06/09/2024

Tomorrow is my book signing at Sherwood House Museum. It will be from 1:30-3pm in the barn. The address is 340 Tuckahoe Road in Yonkers.

06/06/2024

Don't forget I will be having a book signing for my new book, "I Stand Alone," this weekend on Sunday, June 9th, at the historic Sherwood House Museum located at 340 Tuckahoe Road in Yonkers. It will be from 1:30-3pm in the barn. I'll also have some of my other books with me.

05/13/2024

4 years ago today, my book, "Aftermath of the Manhattanville Incident," was published. It was book 2 of my Undead Novels trilogy. What began in the Manhattanville section of NYC spread like a virus, literally, across the country. Zombies were everywhere. By the end of the first book, a small group of survivors were holed up in Canada. In book 2, I answered the question, "What about the military?" Enter Company Z. To find out more, read the book! Don't forget to also read the conclusion, my book from last year, "No Man's Land."

https://www.jasonmedinatribalpublications.com/aftermath-of-the-manhattanville-incident.html

05/06/2024

I will be having a book signing for my new book, "I Stand Alone," on Sunday, June 9th, at the historic Sherwood House Museum located at 340 Tuckahoe Road in Yonkers. It will be from 1:30-3pm in the barn. I'll also have some of my other books with me.

CORRECTION - The flyer says 2023, but I won't be able to do it last year, so it will be 2024, instead.

04/30/2024

https://chng.it/WBY2tFmNWD

4 signatures are needed, let’s get there by the end of the day?

04/26/2024

My NEW book is now available through Barnes & Noble's online bookstore.

Discover I Stand Alone by Jason Medina and millions of other books available at Barnes & Noble. Shop paperbacks, eBooks, and more!

04/26/2024

My new book is listed on Amazon and should be available in a few hours! I ordered 25 hardcovers and 25 paperbacks today. I will set up a book signing very soon.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=I+Stand+Alone+by+Jason+Medina&i=stripbooks&crid=3ELLLUYPEJ5I6&sprefix=i+stand+alone+by+jason+medina%2Cstripbooks%2C103&ref=nb_sb_noss

04/15/2024

I upgraded my publishing contract for this book to include hardcover, paperback, digital, marketing, and store returnability, which means it can be sold at book stores. There are 3 Barnes & Noble stores near me, so I could probably do book signings at all 3 once the book is available. I was told by my regular group of proof-readers that this is my best book, so far.

It's a science fiction story set in a post-apocalyptic world. After an asteroid devastates the world, pockets of survivors learn to live in underground bunkers. One teenage girl, who grew up in one of those bunkers, finds herself alone in a world of ruins filled with danger. Will she be able to survive on her own, while avoiding the mysterious sky ships that search the land for signs of humanity?

I STAND ALONE... coming soon!

03/29/2024

Well, I've submitted my completed manuscript to the publisher, so it is their turn to work their magic. Soon, my newest book will be on sale. So far, this could be my best book. Here is a little teaser for you. Enjoy the wrap around cover, too.

"I waited two days, before venturing out to the south. As I walked through the mangled ruins of what was once civilization, I found myself distracted by the events of the other day. I hoped I wouldn’t be interrupted by another group of nomads, if that’s what they were. This time, I was ready. Ironically, I just wanted to be left alone, so I could explore the myriad of ruins in peace.
I looked up and around me, as I pushed forward. The jagged shards of forgotten edifices had become shells of their former existence. Scattered piles of bricks, stone, wood, broken glass, and sharp rusted metal had become the new foundation of the abandoned wasteland that went on for miles and miles. I wondered how long ago it had been when some of the taller towers collapsed onto the smaller structures. I could see there was evidence of it along the roads between the decayed buildings, which had become no more than overgrown trails for lone wanderers like me.
Unless I’m the only one left to walk these desolate pathways and explore the surrounding ruins. Was I somehow becoming a nomad? It’s an amusing thought.
When I look around at these fragile old constructions I can’t help wondering what they must’ve looked like before they deteriorated. Before they began collapsing and crumbling into piles of rubble and dust. According to mom’s journal, it’s been about three decades, since these mountains of debris resembled an actual city. That’s more time than I’ve been alive.
How majestic it must’ve been to walk along the paved roads in between. Riding vehicles from one place to another. I bet it was a lot faster than walking. I could only imagine how it felt to gaze up and see the shining glass of hundreds of windows reflecting the sunlight of a beautiful summer day. And all the busy people that must’ve been walking around going from one place to another. I always imagined the old cities being overcrowded like in the picture books of the library."

- Excerpt from "I Stand Alone" by Jason Medina.

03/10/2024

Ten years ago today, my second book was published. "The Diary of Audrey Malone Frayer" could've been my first book. It was already mostly written before I started what became my first book, "No Hope for the Hopeless at Kings Park." However, I was really in a Kings Park mood back then and had to write that book, first. To be honest, I think "The Diary of Audrey Malone Frayer" was a better book. It had a better story and less mistakes. I used a photo of my cousin, Tiffany, for the cover. Therefore, I based Audrey's appearance on Tiffany, as well, mainly since they were already similar in appearance and age, based on my early descriptions of Audrey. There was a character largely based on me in the book, although every one of my books tends to have at least one person based on me in some way. This guy was actually named Jay. I think I might read this book, again, someday. I enjoyed writing it. I never really got a chance to do a book signing for it, except in my backyard. I didn't have access to the same locations I do today. Well, if you feel like reading a good demented story, check it out. It's available online through Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

https://www.jasonmedinatribalpublications.com/the-diary-of-audrey-malone-frayer.html