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Koehler Books Authors Win 12 AMERICAN FICTION AWARDS
We are pleased to announce that 7 of our outstanding authors have won awards in the AMERICAN FICTION AWARDS. Several were finalists and our Mark Sabbas was a winner in the NEW AGE category. These awards were given across many genres. We are proud to publish and...
An Interview with Stephen Panus
STEPHEN PANUS has been a publicist, sports agent, artist, attorney, sports marketing executive, and motivational speaker and serves as president of the Jockey Club’s America’s Best Racing brand. Yet the only title that’s ever mattered to him has been father—to his two...
How to Promote your Book on Podcasts
Promoting your book to the media can be a daunting task. Who should you contact, and what should you write in your pitch? Will they even open your email, or will it all be a waste of time? How can you convert viewers and listeners into readers who will purchase your...
New Releases—June 2024
How much can the human spirit endure? Buck, a Caucasian teacher, and Hues, a multiracial street preacher, form an unlikely friendship after meeting in a bar fight near their Army training base in 1969. When their helicopter crashes later in Vietnam and they’re...
New Releases—May 2024
As Russell Nowak-McCreary embarks on a journey to a secluded cabin in Canada, memories of lost loved ones intertwine with the healing embrace of nature. Each passing mile triggers vivid flashbacks to a transformative summer spent with his beloved grandfather, offering...
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What was the process like for you to write Walk On? Was it cathartic, challenging, freeing?
I initially began this process with no intention to write a book, but rather to pen a goodbye letter to my 16-year old son, Jake and to move my feelings from within me to paper. Losing a child is the worst thing that can happen to any parent and when it occurs suddenly and tragically, it feels like someone reaches into your chest and pulls out your beating heart. It’s beyond traumatic and unnatural. As the writing and time evolved it became apparent that this was less of a goodbye letter and more of a tribute to the relationship I had with Jake and continue to have with his younger brother, Liam. It was a painful and complex process of writing which required significant breaks and involved a lot of tears. In the end, I was rewarded with a book that not only could help Liam, but also many, many others. We all suffer in some way, and no matter what happens or when it happens we all must find a way to “Walk On” in our lives.
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- This option is best for emerging writers with high-quality work desiring a professional-level publishing experience. Writers accepted into our Emerging Author Program are positioned to land a traditional deal on subsequent books. Those best suited for this program are motivated and collaborative, and receive the same level of editing, creative development and marketing as our traditional authors.
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