Pep Pep Publications, LLC announced today the launch of an exciting portfolio of creative contexts focusing on helping people stimulate dopamine while maintaining their financial budgets. Asserting itself ahead of competitors in the information technology sector by providing state-of-the-art online assets for the digital age, Pep Pep Publications implements virtual, character-based environments to significantly exploit new revenue sources and product sales opportunities, leveraging valuable, broad-based trends to expose targeted consumers to the Pep Pep brand.
David Edward Nell, founder of Pep Pep Publications, stated, "I am absolutely thrilled. The digital arena is mission-critical in asset production, and Pep Pep Publications is committed to the ongoing development of creative technologies to support our customers’ short and long term needs."
Side B of the Novel, now available on Amazon, is the first in a long line of planned online assets to be released by Pep Pep Publications: http://www.amazon.com/Side-B-Novel-ebook/dp/B00BWBETKS. For more information, refer to our website.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
PPP Announcement: Sad News Regarding Client Kitty Edwards
It is with deep regret that I announce the unfortunate passing of one of Pep Pep Publications' top clients, Kitty Edwards. Miss Edwards was the fine author of Side B of the Novel (which can be purchased here: http://www.amazon.com/Side-B-Novel-ebook/dp/B00BWBETKS).
While not writing, she spent much of her time recording rap songs in her New York apartment, and she always believed she'd some day co-headline with Kanye West. Some of us have fond memories of Kitty Edwards, others not so much. While we are rejoined by what once was of her presence, we are also left with the unfairness of what we didn’t have with her. Those closest to Kitty Edwards, such as her pet cats, lost a friend at the age of 33. It is not only normal but good for us to cry. Crying is not just for sissies. So let us do so. I hope we remember Kitty Edwards, and in remembering what we had and didn’t have and will never have, take the time to buy her book. It's what she would have wanted.
While not writing, she spent much of her time recording rap songs in her New York apartment, and she always believed she'd some day co-headline with Kanye West. Some of us have fond memories of Kitty Edwards, others not so much. While we are rejoined by what once was of her presence, we are also left with the unfairness of what we didn’t have with her. Those closest to Kitty Edwards, such as her pet cats, lost a friend at the age of 33. It is not only normal but good for us to cry. Crying is not just for sissies. So let us do so. I hope we remember Kitty Edwards, and in remembering what we had and didn’t have and will never have, take the time to buy her book. It's what she would have wanted.
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