Books in Print (All)

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A WAR OF HER OWN
A Novel of the World War II Homefront
by Sylvia Dickey Smith
$16.95 • Softcover • September 2010
(available in August)
A tale of wartime passions on the World War II homefront in Orange, Texas, in 1943, as Bea Meade, young mother and lady riveter, seeks to discover who she really is.



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
$12.99 • eBook • August 2010
“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 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 this branch of literature and why it is so popular today – from blockbuster series like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and the Narnia tales 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.