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Jennifer Willows

“I’ve never been the sort of person to stand up and make noise, literally or figuratively. I enjoy making my quiet way through life, though occasionally I am overlooked. It’s a loud world we live in, and when your loudest voice is only audible in the imaginations of readers, you can’t expect to be heard without some help. I thought I would never find the help I needed. So, naturally, it was dropped right in my lap. A few years ago, in what I would call a “Goddishly Inspired Event,” John Koehler heard my voice, and decided that other people needed to hear it, too. He helped me publish my first book, though I sent him the manuscript by accident, trying to enter a writing contest with a document far in excess of the word limit. I am very grateful for the chance I was given, and grateful to have my novel out there in the world, shouting a message to all who choose to read it. Thank you, John Koehler and Koehler Books, for handing me the literary bullhorn.”

Jennifer Willows
Author of The Chess Master’s Violin

Koehler Books Publishing
2016-12-13T19:35:43-04:00

Jennifer Willows
Author of The Chess Master’s Violin

“I’ve never been the sort of person to stand up and make noise, literally or figuratively. I enjoy making my quiet way through life, though occasionally I am overlooked. It’s a loud world we live in, and when your loudest voice is only audible in the imaginations of readers, you can’t expect to be heard without some help. I thought I would never find the help I needed. So, naturally, it was dropped right in my lap. A few years ago, in what I would call a “Goddishly Inspired Event,” John Koehler heard my voice, and decided that other people needed to hear it, too. He helped me publish my first book, though I sent him the manuscript by accident, trying to enter a writing contest with a document far in excess of the word limit. I am very grateful for the chance I was given, and grateful to have my novel out there in the world, shouting a message to all who choose to read it. Thank you, John Koehler and Koehler Books, for handing me the literary bullhorn.”