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Mission
Dapshow Publications and Atheneum for Writers is a website for an independent publisher to showcase its growing catalog of both fiction and non-fiction books, works of aspiring writers, various tools of the craft, and other novelties that might be of interest to the lions of literature.
Latest Releases
Discover our newest title, Algorithmic Anarchy: How Order Lost Its Author. What happens when an AI assistant stops merely helping a writer—and begins making choices of its own? In P. Scott Corbett’s newest novel, an aging author confronting Parkinson’s disease discovers that the line between human creativity and artificial intelligence is becoming dangerously blurred. Darkly humorous, provocative, and ultimately human, Algorithmic Anarchy asks a question increasingly relevant to us all: When AI can learn your voice and continue your work, who is really the author?
Previously Published
Not too long ago we published the sequeal to Uniformily Undeserved completing the story of Deliverance of the Damned completes the saga begun in Uniformly Undeserved, carrying its characters and themes into the shattered aftermath of World War II. Together, the two novels explore war, identity, prejudice, and the difficult search for justice and redemption.
Here's our first three offerings from earlier
A Thousand Cranes is a moving story of love, family, and survival set against the upheaval of war and its aftermath, exploring how ordinary people endure extraordinary circumstances while struggling to preserve their humanity and hope.
Uniformly Undeserved explores the experiences of Japanese Americans during World War II, following lives transformed by prejudice, wartime suspicion, and questions of loyalty and identity while honoring those who chose to serve a nation that had unjustly rejected them.
Ashes and Memories explores the lingering scars of war and the power of memory, following people struggling to reconcile loss, guilt, and the past while searching for healing and a way forward.
Harvest of Hunger is the first book in a trilogy recounting the saga of four generations of an American family serving as missionaries and cultural ambassadors in China in the 19th and 20th centuries. Though a certain amount of literary license has been used in developing the narratives, they do track closely actual historical events and experiences of actual people. This book takes up the story of the character, Ross Sutherland, who was the second generation of his family to live and work in China, as he and his family address the challenges of the North China famine of 1920-21.
Fortune’s Retrieval picks up the saga of the third generation. In midst of chaos and conflict, the Southerland missionary family in China faces their greatest test of survival. As the snowballing clashes between the Japanese and the Nationalist Chinese government in Nanking threaten to consume the land, the courageous members of the second and third generation find themselves trapped in the heart of the storm.
In the 1930s and 40s, when others fled the danger, the Southerlands made a bold choice: to remain in China and continue their missionary work. But their decision comes with a heavy price. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, they were suddenly branded as enemy nationals by the ruthless Japanese occupation authorities.
Pursuing Shadows is the third and final chapter in the chronicles of the Sutherland family in China. In Pursuing Shadows,Lawson Sutherland embarks on a gripping journey that defies time and borders. Despite his family's absence from China for four decades, a relentless longing compels him to return to the land where his roots were planted, where his grandfather's story began, and where his father dedicated his life as an educational missionary.
Driven by an insatiable desire to unravel the mysteries of his family's history and legacy, Lawson delves into the depths of a forgotten past. But little does he know that his quest for truth will unleash a chain of events that will forever alter his future.