Passionate parent pens book to support a cause.
With the release of The Special Needs Parent Handbook, author Jonathan Singer and his family launched a worldwide campaign to get the book into as many libraries as possible so that families without the money to purchase a copy could still have access to it. Through the help of volunteer "ambassadors," the book is being translated into multiple languages and making its way around the country and beyond.
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With ten books published, author shows no sign of stopping.
Bruce Kimmel’s career in show business over the last 40 years has had several incarnations. Writer, actor, Grammy-nominated record producer are a few of the feathers in his cap. He published his first novel, Benjamin Kritzer, in 2001. Ten years and 10 books later, he is now gearing up to complete his 11th book. Find out about his writing process and why he’s never strayed from self publishing.
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Nation’s tragedy reflected in the story of two brothers who responded to 9/11
In the years since losing his brother Michael, a NYC firefighter, in the Sept. 11 World Trade Center attacks, former NYPD officer Joseph M. Cammarata has dedicated himself to making his brother’s spirit live on. Cammarata said writing Face of Courage: Rise from the Rubble was not only a way to honor his brother, but also a way to help himself heal emotionally.
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Previously published author chooses self publishing for his motivational children’s books
An elementary school physical education teacher, Len Saunders has long been a leader in the fight against childhood obesity. In addition to his work as a spokesperson for the American Heart Association, Saunders has written three books as part of his quest to help children live healthier lives now to ensure healthier futures.
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America's bestselling fiction author comes back to print.
In his heyday, Harold Robbins was known as the writer who brought the sexy blockbuster paperback to the mainstream. Robbins’ widow Jann recently chose AuthorHouse to bring 12 of her late husband’s classic novels back to print.
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Children’s author stays in control of personal story with self-publishing
Though she was battling a severe bout of systemic lupus, Meg Walsh was inspired to write a children's book to help her boys and other children who have parents with illnesses or disabilities. She came to self publishing because she knew she wanted to have creative control over her work, she wanted the book to be published quickly and she wanted to stay within a tight budget. Read more »
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Busy mother finds the time to write and self publish her Christmas story
Alyssa Foley had always dreamed of writing and publishing a book. Writing had been a hobby for her for as long as she could remember, but she never took any steps to get her work published. When A Secret Half Past Noon: A Christmas Story emerged from her mind, she knew the time to self publish had come. After reading it to her five-year-old daughter and friends and receiving a favorable response, she knew this book was the one she had to see in print. Read more »
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Fantasy fiction writer meets self-publishing challenge, maintains control of her work, and succeeds
When biology and equine science professor Christine Marks decided to publish her first book, Elfhunter, she had modest goals. Knowing exactly what she wanted for her book and having heard horror stories from friends who tried the traditional publishing route, she knew that independent publishing was right for her. Read more »
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Author writes a chilling tale with a deeper meaning
Rosemary Chaulk has always felt connected with the environment. Working outside as a land surveyor for many years kept her love of the Earth alive, but oftentimes made her feel helpless and disappointed in humanity.
"At times in my career, I was sickened and even despondent about the massive pollution I saw," Chaulk said. Read more »
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Widow self publishes a book for others experiencing a tragic loss
When her husband went on a snowmobile trip in 2001, Julie Cicero never imagined that it would change her life forever. An accident caused him to never return from his trip. Cicero was left alone with her two children, then ages seven and four. Read more »
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All That I Am
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The Girl Who Rode Dolphins
“Writing is a purely creative endeavor, plain and simple. If you truly believe in your work but fail to spark the interest of a literary agent or publisher, then by all means self-publish.”
Blackwatch Tactical Force Five
“Never have I had the pleasure of anything running so smoothly from start to finish. Each step along the way, each person from AuthorHouse was extremely professional, courteous, and never allowed me to be overwhelmed. Throughout the entire process, I was involved in every decision.”
Determined to Change
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Pieces of the Heart, Pieces of the Heart II, and Radio Free Mickey
"I'm in a happy place personally. Being able to realize my dream and working with the visions to continue my dream has been a huge success. I've developed contacts in the industry that I never knew existed, and have moved forward with recognition and awards for my poetry. The ride continues so the effects of my success through AuthorHouse will continue to grow."
Thread Count
“Without AuthorHouse and the success I found by publishing with them, I wouldn’t have had the confidence to move forward with my poetry writing career.”
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