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Interview with Michael Kinnamon
Your new novel, A Rooftop in Jerusalem, came out on May 20th. What’s it about, and why were you inspired to write it? At the heart of A Rooftop in Jerusalem is the story of a forty-year love affair between an American Christian, Daniel, and an...
New Releases—June 2025
The Beauty World Through the Lens of a Psychiatrist by Jane B. Sofair In 2012, approximately one month prior to the Sandy Hook massacre, Dr. Jane Sofair made an impactful career change. She closed her solo psychiatric practice in New Jersey and relocated to western...
Salute! Köehler Books Celebrates a Delicious Partnership with Il Molino di Grace.
At Köehler Books, we've worked with writers from many different walks of life—lawyers, teachers, doctors, decorated military veterans, and even the occasional stripper. But it's not every day that an author comes along who owns his own Italian vineyard. When Daniel...
BOY WITH WINGS Brings Home A Grand
Koehler Books author Mark Mustian was named Grand Prize Winner for Fiction in the 2025 Next Generation Indie Book Awards What does it mean to be different? When Johnny Cruel is born with strange appendages on his back in the 1930s South, the locals think he’s a...
New Releases—May 2025
In the Service of Your Country? How to Challenge the Military System and Win! by Paul L. Kirn Lieutenant Colonel Kirn is faced with numerous challenges, including political, emotional, psychological, and physical, revolving around his life’s journey through the...
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