JoSara MeDia is proud to announce that we are publishing Paul Levinson’s newest novel, Unburning Alexandria, the sequel to The Plot to Save Socrates.Targeted availability for the eBook version is the end of April, with print editions later. Why is JoSara publishing Paul’s books? Here’s the short version: I met Paul Levinson on MySpace. We liked each other’s books. Then we met in person. We traded signed books. We kept in touch. JoSara was born. And last year we published eBook editions of The Silk Code and The Plot to Save Socrates. Most importantly, my wife likes Paul, and we enjoy drinking wine, dining and talking about all manner of subjects with Paul and his lovely wife Tina. What better way to There’s more to the story, of course, and we hope it will go down as one of the great episodes in publishing history. But first: Here is a summary of Unburning Alexandria: Mid-twenty-first century time traveler Sierra Waters, fresh from her mission to save Socrates from the hemlock, is determined to alter history yet again, by saving the ancient Library of Alexandria – where 750,000 one-of-a-kind texts were lost, an event described by many as “one of the greatest intellectual catastrophes in history.” Along the way she will encounter old friends such as William Henry Appleton, the great 19th-century American publisher, and enemies like the enigmatic time-traveling inventor Heron of Alexandria. Her quest will involve such other real historic personages as Hypatia, Cleopatra’s sister Arsinoe, Ptolemy the astronomer, and St. Augustine – again placing her friends, her loved ones, and herself in deadly jeopardy. In this sequel to the THE PLOT TO SAVE SOCRATES, award-winning author Paul Levinson offers another time-traveling adventure spanning millennia, full of surprising twists and turns, all the while attempting the seemingly impossible: UNBURNING ALEXANDRIA. The long version of the story: My first book, Dusk Before the Dawn, was published in April 2006, and I promptly created a page for my book on MySpace. Yes, you all remember…way back when MySpace was cool and Facebook was still only available by students at certain schools. In December of that year, I picked up and read a copy of The Plot to Save Socrates. Read more…