Books in Print

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Grant Writing Made Simple
by Sally Stanton and Laurie Risch
$16 • Softcover • September 2009
A quick survival guide for the new grant writer. Learn the basics of grant writing with tips from professionals in the field. "Grant Writing Made Simple . . . reassures and gives solid advice for grant writers.” – Gerald J. Alred, Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee


Saving Sailing
by Nicholas D. Hayes
$22 • Softcover • October 2009
“Saving Sailing scores high . . . beautifully capturing the essence of why we sail.” – WindCheck Magazine
A compelling case for choosing to spend free time better through lifelong pastimes like sailing . . . and other intergenerational free-time pursuits.


PLANK ROAD SUMMER
A middle-grade historical novel, with an Underground Railroad subplot
by Hilda and Emily Demuth
$13.95 • Softcover • May 2009
"Transports readers back to the sights and sounds, and the dangers and joys, of Wisconsin, 1852. A great choice for young readers who love historical fiction, and for teachers wanting to integrate a novel into classroom studies of the pioneer era." – Kathleen Ernst, award-winning children's book author


THE I LOVE TO WRITE BOOK:
Ideas & Tips for Young Writers
by Mary-Lane Kamberg
$16.95 • Softcover • October 2008
“An ideal gift for the young potential author in one's life.” Midwest Book Review
A get-started guide for young writers, with tips, techniques, and templates for writing success and satisfaction.

A GUIDE TO FANTASY LITERATURE:
Thoughts on Stories of Wonder & Enchantment
by Philip Martin
$16.95 • Softcover • June 2009
A look at what shapes this branch of literature and why it is so popular today – from blockbuster series like Harry Potter to modern fiction in dark fantasy, fairy-tale, and magic realism genres.


FILL-IN-THE-BLANK PLOTTING:
A Guide to Outlining a Novel
Using the Hero’s Journey & Three-Act Structure
by Linda George
$14.00 • Softcover • October 2009
Combines the two top proven plot structures: the Hero’s Journey and the Three-Act Structure. Addresses the needs of writers seeking a reliable method to create a powerful plot. “Solid information for serious writers.” – Lucille Davis, author of more than 20 books


PATTON'S LUCKY SCOUT:
The Adventures of a Forward Observer
for General Patton and the Third Army in Europe
by Frank Wayne Martin, with Nancy Martin
$18.95 • Softcover • October 2009
A fascinating World War II memoir by a remarkable solider, a scout for General Patton and the famed Third Army on the move across Europe.