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An Interview with Henry G. Brinton
Henry G. Brinton is an author and a Presbyterian pastor who has written on religion and culture for The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, and Huffington Post. A frequent speaker at workshops and conferences, he is the author or co-author of five books...
Lynn Yvonne Moon and Harvey A. Schwartz Win at Chanticleer International Book Awards
The 2018 winners of the Chanticleer International Book Awards were recognized at the annual Chanticleer Authors Conference and Awards Banquet ceremony on April 27, 2019. Lynn Yvonne Moon's Whispers won the Grand Prize in the Dante Rossetti Book Awards for Young...
Keep an Eye out for Koehler Books in the D-Day Anniversary Issue of Publisher’s Weekly
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Q: What inspired you to write this story now?
I am deeply troubled by the polarization of life in America today, with politicians and citizens of red states and blue states spewing vitriol at each other and showing little interest in finding common ground . . .
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