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New Releases—December 2024
Matthew Nix, age twenty, yearns to grow Nix Welding, even though his grandfather, father, and aunt are content with the way things are. Small. Status quo. Good enough. In 1902 in tiny Poseyville, Indiana, Matthew’s grea-great-grandfather opened the blacksmith shop...
Koehler Books And Editor Greg Fields Win Two BREW Awards
Greg's book, The Bright Freight of Memory and Publisher, Koehler Books have been honored in the 2024 BREW Fiction Book Excellence Awards: Overall Book of the Year & Literary Fiction of the Year Publisher of the Year - Koehler Books In the end I believe our...
An Interview with Angie Klink
Angie Klink writes compelling stories of Americana and the hero’s journey. An author of twelve creative nonfiction books set in the heartland, Klink is a historian, biographer, essayist, scriptwriter, and copywriter with sixty-one American Advertising...
New Releases—November 2024
Famous Wall Street billionaire Emil Scordato hears a US congressman tell reporters after the funeral Mass for a student murdered in a school shooting: “What’s the difference between a cyanide pill and an assault weapon? You can’t get your hands on a cyanide pill.”...
Two Koehler Books Authors Featured on Reader Views Kids
Koehler Books authors Natacha Belair and Mark Sabbas were recently featured on Reader Views Kids website and both received 5-star reviews. October 28, 2024 review “A Stellar Purpose II” by Natacha Belair October 30, 2024 review “The Monarchs” by Mark Sabbas...
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