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The best part of my job as a custom publisher is when I have the opportunity to deliver published books to my authors. This is H. Robert Koltnow, one of … Click To Read More
The best part of my job as a custom publisher is when I have the opportunity to deliver published books to my authors. This is H. Robert Koltnow, one of … Click To Read More
Summer is a good time to start your book project— or pick up where you left off. You can still get your book into print by the end of the … Click To Read More
Gladys, a Black Copper Maran, knows she is destined to be most high hen, but how does she get there? Determination and confidence for sure, but much went into her campaign strategy.
Join Gladys, along with Suzie, a Chester White pig; Freddie, a Border Collie; Ginger, an Embden White goose, and all the other barnyard animals and see what happens. This is a fun book with beautiful illustrations for animal lovers (especially chickens) of all ages.
The grounding of the Sindia—sailing from Japan to New York City—was the subject of speculation and conspiracy theories for over a century. Generations of beachgoers watched her shatter and sink until the encroaching sand finally swallowed every trace. How did she come to land here of all places? What was she really carrying? And who came to profit from her demise?
Award winning journalist and author, Jonathon King, spins a fictional tale of one man with the answer. This book is available now, but only from the author. Send an email to jonathonkingbooks@gmail.com to find out more.
Michael Sofman started his genealogical research to help his sons with a school project. It turned into a hobby for him and now 15 years later he wants to share some of those family stories by publishing his first book. This book goes back as far as the author could trace his family, which is the late 1700s, to the generation of the children of Solomon and Aaron Shofman, who were the bridge between the 19th and 20th centuries. Future books will cover their descendants.
