The Gibson Boy, by John Solensten, Released on Web-

e-Books® upon the 100 Year Anniversary of WWI

An American News Correspondent Reports to War

Zones to Triumph at Home

The Gibson Boy, newly released fiction by American

author John Solensten is being published as a digital

trade edition on Web-e-Books® in support of world-

wide, cross-platform distribution of enduring

contemporary and classic literature. The Tri-Screen

Connection, LLC, publisher of the e-book, is providing

comprehensive editorial services, e-book technology,

and website distribution for The Gibson Boy.

In The Story

Real-life foreign correspondent, Richard Harding Davis, vowed to never become a

forgotten writer like his mother. His dispatches commanded big fees and earned the respect

of presidents, tsars, and royalty. Captured at a Belgian café by Germans in 1914, Davis

struggled for survival and to chronicle German military oppression at the start of WWI.

Web-e-Books ® Availability

The Gibson Boy is viewable in Web-e-Books® genuine format available from The Tri-Screen

Connection, and is compatible with virtually all Internet browser-capable desktop, laptop,

tablet, e-reader, mobile smart phone, or similarly equipped devices running Apple,

Windows, Android, and Linux operating systems and dozens of HTML5 compatible

browsers.

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About The Tri-Screen Connection

The Tri-Screen Connection represents a launch pad for broad adoption of new-media

communications services, including digital content distribution for authors and publishers.

Our publishing strategy is to satisfy the market for exclusive contemporary and select

classic literature that provides reflective insight to a wide range of human social

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