Newark author, Jason Kodysz, has sealed the deal with Tate Publishing to ink his new fiction novel, “Losing My World.”

NEWARK, OHIO, UNITED STATES, March 3, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- NEWARK, Ohio – Newark author, Jason Kodysz, has sealed the deal with Tate Publishing to ink his new fiction novel, “Losing My World.”

In “Losing My World,” a mysterious disappearances of more than half the population urges one man to find his family. Being gifted with the power to motivate people and to bring order to chaos, Andy forms bonds that cannot be broken and the willingness to sacrifice himself and his powers for the ones he loves.

“My life is what drove this book, just an extreme exoneration of it. After my father died when I was 14 years old I always wanted to formulate a way of honoring him and to revisit our time together. When I was in college I kept having this scene play in my head and to get it out I wrote it down. For almost 10 years I have been writing, editing, or working in some form on this book to make sure it was as best as it can be,” shares Kodysz.

While the book narrates a web of challenges that Andy faces, it also imparts the values of hope, love, and faith to readers particularly the ones who are going through a great loss and are seeking for an aspiration to hope for something.

“We’re very glad that Jason put his trust in Tate Publishing. We are very much impressed with his work – I myself enjoyed reading it and we’re very excited about this opportunity,” state Raimie McDaniel, Acquisitions Editor for Tate.

Published by Tate Publishing and Enterprises, the book will be available upon its release, through bookstores nationwide, from the publisher at www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore, or by visiting barnesandnoble.com or amazon.com.

Jason Kodysz is an only child raised in a small town in Northeastern, Ohio and supported by two loving parents. His father was found by Jason in their backyard after having a stroke from which he died a few days later. Jason's mother commendably raised and supported her teenage son alone. Jason spent the majority of his time on his studies and eventually became the salutatorian of his graduating class. Jason is currently a high school science teacher who enjoys shaping the minds of our younger generation. He also lets his artistic side out by writing, which he has done since he was 20 years old, in order to honor his father's memory.

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