Historical Fiction Novel by Paul Trittin Will Be on Exhibit at the 2019 Miami Book Fair

Paul Trittin, who lived and worked most of his life as a closeted gay man in a religiously conservative surrounding, published his novel “Jacobus: A Eunuch’s Faith, The Apprentice” (Author Reputation Press; 2019). The historical fiction novel, as described by the newspaper Nevada Appeal, is a tale of gay romance and acceptance intersecting with the Judeo-Christian faith systems in the first-century Roman maritime world and beyond into India.
 
Avid readers of historical fiction and gay literature will get the chance to check out the book’s exhibit at the Miami Book Fair 2019 Street Fair on November 22-24, 2019 at Miami Dade College (Wolfson Campus) in Downtown Miami.
 
Founded in 1984 as “Books by the Bay,” the Miami Book Fair aims to promote reading, encourage writing; heighten an awareness of literacy and the literary arts in Miami’s multi-ethnic community; and serve the community through the promotion of craft and the power of the written word. In 2018, the book fair drew an estimated 200,000 visitors and hosted 500+ authors and 200+ exhibitors.
 
Trittin’s novel “Jacobus: A Eunuch’s Faith” will be exhibited by ReadersMagnet at the Miami Book Fair. Abounding with themes of pride and acceptance and tolerance and love, the novel serves as an effective bridge of reconciliation between the author’s faith and sexuality. The novel’s characters, most particularly the protagonist Jacobus, an “uncut eunuch,” live out their faith with strong convictions while living in a world of personal chaos. 
 
Order Paul Trittin’s “Jacobus: A Eunuch’s Faith, The Apprentice” today at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
 
  
 
Jacobus: A Eunuch’s Faith, The Apprentice
Author | Paul Trittin
Publisher | Author Reputation Press
Published date: May 27, 2019
Paperback price: $12.99
 
About the Author
 
Born in 1946, Paul Trittin is a Southern California native who now resides in Carson Valley, Nevada. He attended Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, California and served US Army in Congressional Liaison during Vietnam era. He was vice-president of three family-held corporations, with approx. 100 employees. He was recruited to join three colleagues in Brussels to found what is now, Global University, Director of textbook publications. He is the first non-Flemish artist to participate in National Flemish Art Exhibition in Brussels. Director of Operations, Life Publishers International in Miami, Member Editorial Board. Primary Partner, YangTri Trading International, Kansas City. Partner, MIR House Publishing, Kansas City. Partner, BT Concepts, Grand Haven, Michigan. President, Baker Trittin Press, Publisher of Adventure Books for boys. Chairman, Tweener Ministries, Sponsor of International Competitions for high school students to write or illustrate children’s books; scholarships paid. Commissioned Artist. Cofounder, Gay Christian Fellowship. International Foreign Missionary for a US-based Protestant denomination 16 years. A CLOSETED gay Christian from pre-puberty to 2009.
 

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