MaxIt Publishing's Centennial Stories Selected
by Organizing Committee for San Francisco's 150th Anniversary Gala

LOS ANGELES 4/18/00-MaxIt Publishing, Inc., a new publishing and marketing venture specializing in melding traditional publishing with sophisticated internet promotion of its own books and the works of other authors, announced the selection of its title Centennial Stories, by the organizing committee for the 150th Anniversary Gala, celebrating the Anniversary of the City of San Francisco. The committee will distribute Centennial Stories to every person who attends its event at the San Francisco City Hall.

Centennial Stories, is a compilation of excerpts from two soon-to-be published novels by author Daniel Alef. Both novels, part of The California Chronicles, a trilogy set in California during its formative years are remarkable for their realism and authenticity. Mr. Alef spent 10 years researching and tapping into California's most incredible events, from the influx of immigrants to the Monterey constitutional convention and the political corruption and crime that finally resulted in the largest mass vigilante movements ever seen.

Maxit Publishing believes that Centennial Stories will ultimately become an educational staple for every high school and college student who attends California schools. It includes an extensive time line, bibliography and illustrations of the depicted events.

The three novels that constitute The California Chronicles are Pale Truth, scheduled for publication in October, 2000, Measured Swords and Honor Unto Death, due for publication in 2001 and 2002 respectively.

For further information please contact Jeffrey Little or Carol Lacy at Maxit Publishing, Inc. P.O. Box 700, Lompoc, CA 93436; telephone: 805-686-5100; email: info@maxitpublishing.com.