Brighton Publishing signs B.J. Neblett for his second book “Ice Cream Camelot”

Oct. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- CHANDLER (AZ)—Brighton Publishing LLC is pleased to announce the signing of author B.J. Neblett for his second book, “Ice Cream Camelot.” From the pen of master wordsmith B.J. Neblett, a revelatory work springs forth that is fueled by realism and seeded with immense historical value. “Ice Cream Camelot” is scheduled for eBook release in early-2013 and will be available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other leading retailers worldwide. The print version is currently slated for release in mid-2013 and will be available through Ingram, the world’s largest book distributor.

It was a time of change in the world, and both angst and turmoil hung thickly in the air. A sprig of idealism would soon embed itself in the hearts and minds of a youthful generation and begin growing at a rapid, ever-expanding pace. What was thought to be one of the most fearful times in our nation’s history would ultimately be painted by many as one of its most historic.

The sixties began with an expectation of hope, but would ultimately be filled with confrontation—from the Cuban missile crisis, to the Vietnam War, to the ever-increasing civil rights protests—Americans were experiencing the sting of communism, and political and societal turbulence was felt everywhere.

In this time of heightened awareness, Americans would look to place their trust and hope in a few capable and charismatic men…John F. Kennedy,  Martin Luther King, Jr., and Robert Kennedy to name a few.

“Utilizing his highly capable writing style, B.J. Neblett transports his readers back to a time of worldwide transition, where actions and events inevitably shaped the future of millions of Americans,” said Kathie McGuire, director of Brighton Publishing LLC. “From confrontational protests to critical upheavals, B.J. Neblett describes the thoughts and emotions felt during an incredibly idealistic and extremely contentious time.”

Author B.J. Neblett was born in the heart of South Philadelphia where, at the tender age of seventeen, he gained national exposure when his work, “An Anthology of Modern Poetry” appeared in Encounter magazine. After serving in the army during the Vietnam War, he would soon fulfill his childhood dream and embark on a thirty-year odyssey as popular radio DJ, “Billy James.” Known as one of the last true “personality” disc jockeys, B.J. also helped to define what was newly described as club-beat mixing. His savvy segues and tempting tempos helped define thumpus uninteruptus during the 70s and 80s. B.J. Neblett’s first book, Elysian Dreams, is currently available in eBook and print format from fine retailers everywhere.