Welcome To
Fly by Night Publishing
We specialize in both web and
print-based publishing. We operate out of Los Angeles, CA as
an extension of your office to serve your publishing needs. We
create quality websites as well as corporate and personal print
publications. We have a particular interest in publishing on Amazon's Kindle platform.
We produce . . .
- Kindle electronic books
- Corporate web-sites
- Web page videos for client instruction and customer testimonials (see examples)
- Social Media Communications
- Corporate annual reports
- On-line response forms
- On-line slide shows (see example)
- Technical how-to publications & videos
- Sales and marketing publications
- Software training and support
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Print Edition
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The Four Most Important Things
Electronic (Kindle) and Paperback (CreateSpace)
The Four Most Important Things is what you want your children or grandchildren to know so that they will find happiness and integrity in their lives. In the simplest form, it conveys the core values in ways kids can understand.
As characters have various experiences, Mount dispenses the appropriate insight to help improve their lives .
These four stories delight children two through 92. Some sophisticated HR departments might even adopt them as corporate best practices.
The “After Their Bedtime” is a series of essays by the author, explaining the thinking, philosophy and theology behind the children's stories in The Four Most Important Things. You may read it here, apart from Amazon's Kindle and CreateSpace publications. |
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The Two Gifts
Electronic (Kindle) and Paperback (CreateSpace)
A feminist medieval tale about the choices in using power in relationships in order to bring about equality in intimate relationships. This book is available in Kindle or Paperback versions.
By Philip Siddons, Illustrated by Andrea Oswald |
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Jesus, Feminism & You
Electronic (Kindle) and Paperback (CreateSpace)
To help clarify the issues, Philip Siddons examines the biblical passages referring to women's status in society and the church as they relate to the whole of Scripture. Siddons traces the changing attitudes toward women through the first-century Jewish culture and the greatly changed early Christian church in the Hellenistic culture. He shows how Jesus and the church modeled a new equality and how the Spirit of God was moving people in a new direction – especially with regard to the status of women. Jesus, Feminism & You calls all who align their spiritual pilgrimage with the teachings and person of Christ to reexamine the example of Jesus who saw women as human beings with equal responsibility with men in personal growth and ministry. For everyone seeking to understand the emergence of women as equal partners in the home, society and in the church, this book sheds new light on what Jesus meant when he proclaimed the purpose of his mission "to set free those who are downtrodden." A very interesting group study with questions for each chapter.
Because Jesus dared to see women as human beings having equal rights with men, he can rightly be called a feminist. I define "feminist" as one who believes and acts in accordance with the presupposition that women should have rights equal to men in all aspects of life. While women's rights was not an issue in the Gospels, what emerges from the writings is a Jesus, in considerable contrast to what we know of first-century Palestinian Judaism, was an individual who could be described by the contemporary term "feminist." |
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About The Author
Philip Siddons is living in Los Angeles with his wife Linda. He received a BA in literature, an MDiv and then a DMin with his dissertation on feminist studies. He is the author of several books and short stories. His website is at http://FlyByNightPublishing.com.
Philip dabbled in serving as a minister for 15 years but migrated to using his communication skills in marketing, computerized publishing and videography. Along the way, he tried to respond to the people he served, whether they were paying customers seeking technology support, his readers or parishioners. He thinks any life work requires the same sensitivity and commitment to create a meaningful presence with others.
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