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New Releases—March 2025
Mud Season by Jeff Kramer Mud Season tells the story of Woody Hackworth, a disgraced newspaper reporter and wannabe novelist. Resentful, bored, and looking for a way to get back at his ex-employer, Woody makes a fateful decision: to write an environmental thriller and...
Koehler Books Author Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet Sits Down with Wolf Blitzer
Koehler Books author Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet recently talked with Wolf Blitzer about the current NOAA situation. Having been the acting administrator of NOAA during the first Trump administration, Admiral Gallaudet has a lot to share about the current mass...
Can You Have (Any) Joy in Promotion?
For this month’s author feature, we’ve asked Randy Susan Meyers, author of The Many Mothers of Ivy Puddingstone, to share her best marketing tips and tricks from her illustrious career as a writer. Having published six novels, she’s been featured by the likes of...
New Releases—February 2025
Pivotal Universe by Miguel A. Rivera, Jr. Raised in a law enforcement family, Detective Darlene "Dee" DiBenedetto has lived her life based on tenets of fairness and justice and the triumph of good over evil. She is fearless, hardworking, and driven. But after...
How My Book Ended Up Next to Tom Clancy’s: A Discussion with Author Jeff Schmoll
It’s not easy being an independent author—a truth all indie authors, and we here at Koehler Books, know well. But the challenges of independent publishing come with immense benefits: an even playing field for diverse voices, attentive and personalized care for...
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