| Media Kit:
Our controversial author’s have strong and stimulating viewpoints. All are available for interviews. They have entertaining personalities, strong opinions, and love a passionate interview with TV, radio, and press media.
Alphar Media Contacts:
Anthony Chaytor or Tom Moore
818-8235659
alpharpublish@gmail.com
Alphar Press Distribution:
Our books are currently printed as galleys, and are distributed to book promotors through Ingram, Baker and Taylor, available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and all major book stores.
Upland Road
Dr. Thomas Moore confronts issues around forgiving in his new novel: Upland Road.
 Forgiveness is the only known antidote to resentment, and it can be ingested like a medication, and often there are further delayed benefits. Forgiveness has no damaging side effects, and it comes free.
With 50% of people in today’s society affected directly or indirectly by child rape – how do we live with the survivors? We cannot readily see the survivor’s disability so they hide their lingering pain and become more dysfunctional.
Adults who were abused as children invariably have difficulty in relationships because they can be too compliant, lacking sufficient boundaries to be effective in their relationships . . . they will seek to meet all the needs of their partner without daring to ask for their own needs to be met. There is greater than 50% probability that, if you and I are not such victims, then we are in a relationship with such a victim. How do we deal with this reality?
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How do we relate with people who have not been supported after childhood violations?
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How do we relate with people who were unfortunate partners of such victims and who consequentially have inherited bitterness and confusion?
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How do we relate with all these innocent but damaged people?
 THE PROGRESS OF MAN: by Dr. Thomas Moore
PROGRESS is a camp romp within the Republican Party about Dubya and We The People, both struggling to overcome internal conflicts that affect sexuality and attitudes. Dubya loves his wife Liberty Bell but a tragic dysfunction has sprung from Dubya’s relationship with his father, his God, and his nemesis; We The People.
Dubya is at the psychological crossroads of social, political, and environmental extinction. We The people risk the planet for the sake of parochial whims . . . twice electing a president who is struggling with his own inner conflicts while the environment decays.
Dubya resolves his inner conflicts by joining another secret society, the Knitting Club, a radical men’s group. Dubya appoints the director, Muleskinner, to run the country and contracts Al Gore to wage war on the environment, while he takes Liberty on a second honeymoon to a fall-out shelter. The story is a tragedy that, at the last, twists into fantastic beauty.
DR. THOMAS MOORE is an experiential author with a sweeping impressionistic style and outrageously wicked humor. Progress is a weaving semi-fictional biography of a regular guy, Dubya, which encompasses a psychosexual dreamscape of insecure omnipotence.
HILLARY by Dr. Thomas Moore is a tale of ambition thwarted by sexual addiction and a histiry of racism.
Drew Stepek, Author of Godless. Available for Interviews.
Drew is naturally forthright: "I am VERY atheistic and am into freedom of religion or lack thereof. There is no religion that bible-thumpers hate more than NO religion. I would probably have an easier time selling Satanism on a conservative religious person. The theme of the book is essentially… The Death of God in our Society (or child abuse) can drive a man to a life swallowing eating disorder, alcoholism, drug addiction and pure hatred for all things God. However, in the book, the character wishes he could see God like others and never makes fun of or dismiss religious faith. Rather, he personifies objects such as trees and statues. To him, the closest thing to God is Mark Twain—but even Twain has flaws."
BEN OLSON: Starving Non-Generation Author Signs Wanderlost with Alphar.
WANDERLOST: The Curse of the Non-Generation. It is a fast journey across America on the rails. Intelligent, blunt, journalistic-type fiction which records what happens beneath the cracks. . . . “It was winter and I was sliding down, down into the decline of my middle twenties – lost in an endless cycle of high and wild nights, jaded dreams and terrible booze shits in between. 
The nights filled with faux hipsters screaming poetry in piano bars, jocks, thugs and meatheads on the prowl for cheap sex . . . Like unwilling cogs in the vast machine, we chased the end of the night like we chased our own immortality”
BEN OLSON says it is a backlash to this dumb culture taken over by a crassness of people who are all passionately apathetic. Ben is only 25 years old and has already had a couple dozen articles published in weekly newspapers and some literary journals.
"Ben is a prophet howling at the American landscape... In the same vein as Jack Kerouac and Hunter S. Thompson, here is a voice destined for significance in American literature."
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