“Conflict — The Unexpected Gift” picked up by traditional publisher

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (PRWEB) March 23, 2017

iUniverse Publishing is pleased to announce that Beijing Wisdom & Culture Co has acquired the rights to publish in Chinese the book Conflict — The Unexpected Gift: Making the Most of Disputes in Life and Work, by Jack Hamilton and Elisabeth Seaman with Sharlene Gee and Hillary Freeman.

“We are honored that Beijing Wisdom & Culture Co has acquired the translation rights for our book,” said the authors. “With this relationship our teaching will now have the opportunity to reach a wider audience and help more people develop conflict-resolution skills.”

Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Jack Hamilton, Elisabeth Seaman, Sharlene Gee and Hillary Freeman have been mediators and facilitators with Learn2Resolve, which provides mediation, facilitation, training in communication and conflict-resolution skills and team-building workshops in English and Spanish. They work with families, corporations, nonprofits, public agencies and individuals.

Conflict — The Unexpected Gift is part of the iUniverse STAR Program, which is the highest and most sought-after designation among iUniverse authors. One of the unique benefits of the program is that titles are presented for international rights deals, which is how this transaction came about.

Beijing Wisdom & Culture Co. plans to release the translated version this summer.