Authors in the News

Dorrance authors and their books are making headlines.

  • Deathly Alive by Lauren Bradley received the Second Place Award in Fiction – Supernatural – Supernatural Creatures & Beings and the Third Place Award in Fiction – YA – Legends, Myths, Fables from The BookFest Fall 2024 Book Awards. Click here for the awards page.
  • Calico Zebra by Julie Bray received Honorable Mentions in the following 2024 Book Festivals: Paris Book Festival Click Here, New York Book Festival Click Here, San Francisco Book Festival: Click Here.
  • Robert Arnold Hodgson, author of Kung Huo, was featured in The Record-Argus News, celebrating his 100th birthday and his book. Kung Huo is a memoir of Hodgson’s time as a U.S. Marine in World War II. Click here to read the article.
  • Listen to author Sue Seserman talk about her book Epilectra on Colorado Matters, CPR News’ daily interview show (August 1, 2024). Click here to listen!
  • Delphine McClelland, author of the award-winning novel Dark Obsessions (Winner in the Romance Paranormal/Supernatural category of The 2022 American Fiction Awards), was interviewed on the Cooking with Positivity Podcast. Click Here to Listen!
  • Carolyn Wilkerson, author of Hasta Mañana, had a very successful book event on Monday, March 11, 2024, at the Rowan Public Library in Salisbury, NC. This event was in conjunction with The American Association of University Women (AAUW) Salisbury Branch in celebration of International Women’s Day. Click Here to watch a video of the event on YouTube!
  • Rolf Stibbe, author of The Isle of the Dragon, was on CUTV New Radio this morning.
    Author Stibbe comes in at the 23-minute mark. Listen Here!
  • Shomik Chaudhuri, author of Some Whispers from Eternity was interviewed on the Mayank Chhaya Reports Podcast (video). Watch Here!
  • Who Wants to be Friends With a Dragon? by Linda Drattell & Eve Marie Little, Illustrated by Mark Vicente, received a 2024 Independent Press Award for Distinguished Favorite. Click Here!
  • Jim Wilson, author of the new young adult adventure novel Beyond Imagination: The Story of the Stones, was featured in the Mecklenburg Sun (Mecklenburg County VA). From the article, “He said he researched publishers online and discussed the idea with wife Michelle before reaching out to Dorrance Publishing Co. in Pittsburgh. “They are a good company. They’ve been in business since the early 1900s. They took me under their wing, did the spellcheck, chose the print fonts, and cover design before sending it back to me for approval. Now they are helping me with some marketing,” Wilson said.”  – Click Here to read the full article!

  • Prof. Aban P. Kavasmaneck, author of the Dorrance publishing title Miracles, Masterpieces, and the Madonna: A Mother’s Journey of Faith and Revelation, was featured on The Florida Catholic.

  • Author Jane O’Meara-Hendricks was given a shoutout for her newly published book Ranch Tails: Welcome Orphan Mustang Nina in the Gazette news!
  • Author Rhonda Wheeler spoke to Sheen Magazine about her book EAT SEX DATE!
    “I want to develop a women’s platform to invite other women in to tell their stories. My passion is writing about finding love, dating & relationships. … On my page we focus on eating healthy, cultivating a happier and healthier relationships. “
  • Congrats to author Amy Seeling! Her novel THE KING, THE WYVERN, AND I just received an award for second place in Romance Fantasy & Women’s Fantasy in the Fall 2023 BookFest awards!
  • Check out Dorrance author LeeAnn Tripp talking about her book FINDING THE RAINBOW: THE OTHER SIDE OF A CANCER JOURNEY in the Centre Daily Times.
  • 1775: OVERLOOKED HEROINES by Juanita Stellato Maldonado received a 5 out of 5 Star review on Online Book Club! Read the review.
  • Dorrance author Mr. Moe scores another TV interview for his children’s book The Dancing Princess.
  • The Rainbow Factory author Isaiah Snyder was interviewed for his high school’s newspaper!: “I just really enjoy writing and it is a great way for me to relax and release my feelings; writing has always been there.”
  • Dorrance title UNSEEN JOHNNY by James Ruvalcaba was reviewed by ChapterBreak.net
  • Wilma Cotten, author of Is the Swing High or Low?: Living with Someone with Bipolar Disorder, was featured in The Daily Star news.
     
  • Dorrance author Pam Betts was interviewed about her book, Stacey’s Journey: Parts One and Two, on Raccoon Valley Radio.
     
  • Linda Drattell, co-author of “Who Wants to be Friends With a Dragon?” was featured on Patch.com/California. 
     
  • Dorrance author Robert R. Malkas appeared on the This Week in America podcast to talk about his book THE VILLAGE OF LANSING AND ITS AIRPORT: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
  • Dorrance nonfiction title I Could Have Been One by Donald Wm. Jeffries was reviewed by Book Viral reviews!
  • Andrew Neil McGonagle, author of The Things I See Down by the Sea: A Satirical Collection of Cape Cod, was featured in The Cape Cod Times.
  • Lexington, Nebraska radio KRVN interviewed author Bob Wirz about his book My Nebraska
  • Donald Wm. Jeffries, author of I COULD HAVE BEEN ONE (Dorrance Publishing, 2021), had a book signing on Saturday the 22nd of July, in Anna, Illinois, at Kiki’s Coffee House.
  • Dorrance author Isaiah Snyder (“The Rainbow Factory”) was featured in the Gant Daily news!
  • “The Price of Passion” by Artemios John Korkidis, translated by Katherine E.A. Korkidis, was featured in the Sparta Independent news.
  • Karina Schulz, author of the Dorrance’s “My Unexpected Superpower: How Being Bipolar Got Me Ahead of Everyone Else”, was interviewed on the Female Founders Podcast!
  • Who Wants to be Friends With a Dragon? by Linda Drattell & Eve Marie Little was featured in the Pleasanton Weekly news.
  • Michael C. Curtin, author of the Dorrance title CHALLENGING THE MISCONCEPTIONS OF THE UNITED NATIONS, was featured in Union Daily News.
  • Dr. Adam Palladino, author of Dorrance children’s book Terror in GuacamoleVille, was featured in the Encinitas Advocate.
  • Robert R. Malkas, author of the Dorrance title The Village of Lansing and its airport: Past, Present, Future, was featured in The Lansing Journal.
  • Author Isaiah Snyder appeared on WTAJ TV news to discuss his children’s book, The Rainbow Factory!
  • Author Jamie Cox was interviewed by BookMarketingBuzz to discuss all things related to her book True, Not Everyone Is The Same!
  • Travis Petersen, author of The Nomad Cook: Introduction to Culinary Cannabis, was featured in The Foothills Focus.
  • Jeff Jordan, author of YOUR COACH IS A FARMER (Dorrance Publishing, 2022) was interviewed by Clarksville Vibe the Podcast. Check out the interview on YouTube!
  • Dorrance children’s author Cammy Marble (Holidays in Trees) was featured in the Lone Jack Paper!
  • Author Dr. Linda R. Robertson was featured in Fulbrighter, a network for Fulbright scholars.
  • Brooke Jameson was interviewed by Pine Reads Review about her book Seasons of Change!
  • Janet Davis Talbott, author of Dorrance children’s book Best Friends was featured in The Farmville Herald.
  • Nancy Jasin Ensley, author of Dorrance children’s book Isla and the Imaginary Iguana, was featured in The Monroe News.
  • Dorrance author Stephen Timbers was featured in Classic Chicago Magazine about his novel A DEATH AT THE POTAWATOMI CLUB.
  • Dorrance author Daniel J. Basta (Among Honest Communists – Slovenia and Yugoslavia 1973 – 1975) was featured on the Doughboy Foundation website.
  • Author Michael Curtin spoke to International Policy Digest about his book, Challenging the Misconceptions of the United Nations: Promoting a Greater Understanding One Blog at a Time.
  • Soon to be published Dorrance author Ira Harris (“Brown Skinned Boy”) was interviewed for a WRAL TV feature.
  • Bill Humbert, author of the Dorrance title EXPECT SUCCESS!: THE SCIENCE OF THE OVER 50 CAREER SEARCH, was interviewed on Park City Television!
  • Author Peter Hurd and his soon-to-be-published Dorrance title Xolo: A Novel of Canine Horror, were featured on the website Pop Horror.
  • Now They Lay Me Down to Rest: Hodgie’s Story by Tom and Connie Aiken was featured in The Post-Star news.
  • Bob Wirz, author of the Dorrance Publishing title My Nebraska, was featured in the Midwest Messenger. 
  • David Rey (Larceny on 34th Street) was featured in the University of Tampa Alumni Magazine, Winter 2022.
  • Steve Anderson, author of the Dorrance title Over the Bar: A Burned-Out Lawyer Sails Off to the Mediterranean Sea, was featured in The Moutain Xpress.
  • Linda Crosby, author of The Day My Life Changed: An Accident Survivor, was interviewed on WXFB TV.
  • Rodney S Cable, author of the Dorrance Publishing title Get Tough or Die, was interviewed by Leader Publications.
  • Wes Skillings, author of the true crime non-fiction book Mosaic Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice was interviewed by The Morning Times in Sayre, PA.
  • Dorrance author Bruce Bowman and his book Bipolar, Epileptic Papa and Businessman were featured in Maui Now.
  • Dorrance science fiction novel Time Before Time by Dan DuBose and Beau DuBose was reviewed by OnlineBookClub.org: “Another thing that stood out for me about this book was how action-packed it was. The action-packed moments made the book interesting, engrossing, and hard to put down. I also liked how well-organized the scenes were. The organization and the short, engrossing chapters kept me glued as I waited to uncover the ending. All this enhanced my reading experience.”
  • Duncan P. Forgey, author of the Dorrance title Flyin’ Kai: A Pelican’s Tale, was interviewed by Stu News Newport! 
  • Linda Crosby, the author of the Dorrance Publishing title The Day My Life Changed: An Accident Survivor, was featured in Florence Morning News. 
  • Dorrance author Madysen Long and her book The Key were featured in The Richfield Reaper: “‘We are so excited for Mady,” said her mother Tammy Long. “Her book is finally published and we can’t wait for the second one to come out! We’re glad she followed through with her dreams of being an author.'”
  • Catherine A. Roser Rybak, author of Pooch in a Pound (A Dog’s Point of View), was featured on local news WJET in Erie, PA.

     

  • Stefan Azimioara, author of the Dorrance title Tales of a Wanderer, was interviewed by the La Jolla Light.

     

  • Tony Frizzell and his book A Hunting I Will Go… were featured in the local Arkansas magazine AY Magazine.

     

  • Patrick A Morrison, author of the Dorrance title Before Common Ground and Upon This Ground I Trod, was interviewed on The 30 Minute Hour Podcast.

     

  • Dorrance title Traitor by Steve Malik Swayne was reviewed by the Independent Book Review: “Traitor is a page-turner that reveals the dark corners of the human mind. At its core, Traitor is a revenge tale of pursuit, punishment, and the consequences of betrayal.” – Kathy L. Brown, The Independent Book Review

     

  • Katie Barker, high school student and author of the Dorrance title Until the End, was interviewed by FOX 31 in Denver, CO.

     

  • Dragon Sky by Matt Smith and Cliff Wise was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “An original, seminal and unique work by co-authors Matt Smith and Cliff Wise, “Dragon Sky”, while a fun and entertaining read from cover to cover, also has the underlying message that perseverance can see you through anything and everything — especially if you surround yourself with people who will support and inspire you.”

     

  • Escape Prisons of the Mind by Kaziah May Hancock was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review:  “An extraordinary life story by an extraordinary woman, “Prisons of the Mind” by Kaziah May Hancock is part cautionary tale, part emancipation celebration, and part compendium of artwork by an impressively talented portrait painter.”

     

  • Manjulika Koshal, author of the newly released Dorrance Publishing title Values The Shape Us, and her recent book signing were featured in The Post (Athens). 

     

  • Grunwald by Susan Altstatt was reviewed by Foreward Reviews: “Grunwald is an epic historical novel set during a harrowing period. Susan Altstatt’s historical novel Grunwald concerns church, state, and tribal tensions during the Baltic Crusade.”
  • She Could Be You by Margaret Joeline Brinson was reviewed by Forward Reviews: “a collection of poems that invites contemplation and recognition of our shared humanity.”
  • Lisa B. Owens, author of Dorrance children’s book The Silver Horned Girl, was featured on the official Penn State website.
  • Dorrance title The Journey: From Shackles and Chains to the White House by Donald B. Armstrong was reviewed by Hollywood Book Reviews: “This is the perfect read for those who enjoy history and non-fiction reads, especially those with an interest in American history and the history of the Black community in America as a whole.”
  • Flyin’ Kai by Duncan P. Forgey was reviewed by Kirkus Reviews: “Avian characters inspire in this appealing environmental tale.”
  • Josiah’s Adventure: A Tale of New Friends by Carter Dewey was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “A fun read with an important underlying life skills message, “Josiah’s Adventure: A Tale of New Friends” will prove to be an immediate and enduringly popular addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for children ages 4-8.”
  • Congrats to Dorrance author Delphine McClelland! Her novel Dark Obsessions is the winner in the Romance Paranormal/Supernatural category of The 2022 American Fiction Awards! 
  • Dr. Ronald Halweil and his memoir 50 Years a Doctor is featured on Karl Grossman’s blog on The Times of Israel.

  • Dr. Ronald Halweil, author of the Dorrance title 50 Years a Doctor, was featured on Daily Kos.

  • Dorrance science fiction author Paul D. Escudero appeared on the This Week in America show to discuss his Dorrance books.

  • In Country by Forrest R. Lindsey was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “An extraordinary, detailed and vividly presented first-hand account of the Vietnam War as experienced by one front line marine… especially and unreservedly recommended addition to the growing library of Vietnam War Histories & Memoirs…” – Reviewer’s Choice, The Midwest Book Review

  • The Tears of Blood by Peter A. Hubbard was featured on Radioluv.

  • Dr. Milo Yoder Jr., author of the Dorrance books The Woods Within: An Amish Boy’s Journey and Jake’s Sequel was featured in Carmel’s Current Publishing.

  • TD Walress, author of the Dorrance title It Came to Earth, was interviewed by the Allen American.

  • What Rotten Eggs by Daniel M. White was featured and reviewed in a newsletter by the veterans organization Together We Served: “White’s book comes at a time when much of the world is still dealing with the problems that arose from being isolated from friends and family during the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns. In the book, the Coast Guard leadership tries many things to reduce boredom and improve morale and mental health, but most efforts fail. It’s a poignant reminder that humans need one another to survive, mentally and physically. Then the base leaders try one last time to curb the boredom and fix the psychological issues that are impacting the Coast Guardsmen, which becomes a silver bullet. Readers will just have to find out what that is by reading the book.”

  • Highland Park Poetry reviews the Dorrance title A Poetess’ First Flight by Carmen A. Cisnadean: “Carmen A. Cisnadean collection of poems, A Poetess’s First Flight, brings luminosity to the written word in lyrical and realistic terms. She describes emotions, nature, connections to a higher power, masterfully…Her poet’s sensibilities, love of music, communication skills, are all seamlessly woven in this engaging compendium of poetic reflections.”

  • Dorrance middle grade book Rock N Eight by LA Brelsford was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “An interactive story, “Rock ‘N’ Eight” by L. A. Brelsford encourages children to write their own stories and teaches that opposition gives unity a chance, and that sharing a common goal with a giving attitude will ultimately lead to success.”

  • Dorrance memoir Snooks: A Collection of Tales, Ramblings, and Anecdotes by J. Arthur Seitz Jr. was featured in the Tribune Democrat.

  • Patti Laughlin Fogt, author of the Dorrance title Snowflake on a Spider’s Web, was interviewed on the NPR Radio station WFAE 90.7 (Charlotte)

  • Dorrance’s Empty Promises by Nick Shepherd was reviewed by the Pacific Book Review: “Gripping, thrilling, and engaging, author Nick Shepherd’s Empty Promises is a must-read suspense thriller of 2022.”

  • Harry Hampton by children’s author David R. Tiffany was featured in the Long Island Advance:  “Add this one to your kid’s summer reading list!”

  • Melisa Schonfield, author of the Dorrance title Bitter or Better: The Melisa Schonfield Story, was featured on Watertown 7 news.

  • Sam Miller, author of Memoir: Reasons Why I Left the Amish Community, was featured on Mountain Lake PBS. 

  • Eugene Anderson, author of Dorrance title A Warrior, a Patriot, a Hero, and a Mentor: The Life and Times of John W. Monk was interviewed by James E. Barfield on their podcast.

  • Dorrance author Bob Steinberg was featured in the Monterey Herald discussing his book, The Triple Play of Business: “Published by Dorrance Publishing Company, the first two pages of the book introduce a baseball analogy and how difficult, how rare it is to execute a triple play −− when all three outs in the inning are achieved on the same play −− in both baseball and, metaphorically, in business.”

  • David Rey, author of Dorrance’s Larceny on 34th Street: An In-Depth Look at Professional Shoplifting in One of the World’s Largest Stores, was interviewed by Authority Magazine: “It is my hope that this memoir serves as an introductory piece that puts Organized Retail Crime in the public spotlight.”

  • Flo’s Surprise Scavenger Hunt by Elizabeth Shirar Nelson was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review:
    “Flo’s Surprise Scavenger Hunt” is a delightful charming and fun full color children’s picture book that is recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, kindergarten, and community library picture book collections for children ages 4-6.”

  • Petey the Pace Car by Tim Packman was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review:
    “A compact and original picture book…both fun and informative.”

  • The Journey: From Shackles and Chains to the White House by Donald B. Armstrong was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review:
    “The Journey: From Shackles and Chains to the White House” should be a part of every high school, community, college, and university library American History collections in general, and African American Studies curriculums in particular.”

  • Before & After by Jamison Thomas Meyer was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review:
    “An inherently absorbing novel of psychological suspense and mystery…a true page-turner of a read with memorable crafted characters, unexpected plot twists, and an inherently fascinating, unexpected conclusion…highly recommended.”

  • Kevin Greer, author of the Dorrance title Dove: A Redemption Story, was interviewed by The Authors Guild. 

  • Author Eugene Anderson, of A Warrior, A Patriot, A Hero, and A Mentor, The Life and Times of John W. Monk-1916-2018, was interviewed by the Kansas Oral History Project.

  • Dorrance author Sam Miller gave an extensive two-part interview on B99.3 FM Radio in New York (North Country, The 80s Hit Music Channel) about his book Memoir: Reasons Why I Left the Amish Community. (Part 1 | Part 2)

  • Dorrance nonfiction author Dr. Pilar Bulawin was interviewed on The New Channel.
  • Dorrance Publishing title The King, The Wyvern, And I by Amy Seeling was reviewed by Kirkus Reviews: “Imaginative storytelling that delivers memorable characters, human and otherwise.”

  • Children’s author Deborah Miller-Harris was featured in the Birmingham Times: “Miller-Harris, 67, is a licensed minister and spiritual counselor, who has penned sermons, motivational speeches, plays, songs, poems, and more diaries than she can count. But it wasn’t until 2018 that she would achieve her lifelong goal of becoming a published author with the completion of her first novel, “Dance Partner for Deidre,” which is based on fictional characters for readers 12 and up.

    On March 25, the Titusville Branch Library hosted a book signing featuring Miller-Harris, who describes her novel as a story “about a close-knit community full of pride and secrets.”

  • Expect Success! The Science of the Over 50 Career Search by Bill Humbert received a 5-star review for Readers’ Favorite book reviews: “This book is invaluable for anyone looking for a new job and/or a new career. I wish I had read it when I was developing a new career and looking for a new job. I’d recommend this book for all job seekers, regardless of age.”

  • Dorrance author Tom Firek and his book It’s About Time were featured in the Monterey Herald: “Firek possesses a facility for language, which he uses to his advantage, selecting words as much for their meaning as for the rhythm or rhyme that might create an impression. In some cases, he makes up words or hyphenates a pair to elevate their meaning.”

  • Dorrance poet Michaeline Crooks and her book Collections of Poetry were featured in the Warrick County Standard: “To any aspiring writers or poets, Crooks encourages keeping a thought journal to write in every day, and always sign and date it. She believes that writing inspiration can come from anything at any time, and it is good to keep a backlog of notes to remember feelings from a specific time.”

  • Dorrance author Marta Nater, whose titles include Villains for Justice and The Return of the NY Villains for Justice, was interviewed on the Mike Wagner Show.

  • Ice Age Florida: In Story and Art by Robert W. Sinibaldi was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “Exceptionally well written, organized and presented, “Ice Age Florida: In Story and Art” is not only a fascinating and informative read that will be of immense interest for paleontology students and non-specialist readers with an interest in the subject.”

  • ARA’s Untold Story: Skateboard Racing in the Rockies Colorado 1975-1978 by Peter Camann was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “ARA’s Untold Story: Skateboard Racing in the Rockies: Colorado 1975-1978” is a definitive and unique history of regional skateboarding that could well be utilized as a template for similar studies in other regions of the country. Illustrated throughout, comprehensive, and impressively well researched, written, organization and presented, “ARA’s Untold Story: Skateboard Racing in the Rockies: Colorado 1975-1978” is especially and unreservedly recommended for community, college, and university library American 20th Century Sports History collections in general, and Skateboarding Histories in particular.”

  • A Hunting I Will Go… by Tony Frizzell was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “Original, entertaining, and with a valued underlying message, “A Hunting I Will Go…” is an appealing and unique picture book about the importance of parents and children spending quality time together and making memories that will last them a lifetime. ”

  • Dorrance parenting book 101 Boobilicious Moments by Michelle F. Creeden was reviewed by La Leche League.org.

  • From Schnitzel to Nockerln by Joy Winkie Viola was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “A joyful and memorial account of their lives together, “From Schnitzel to Nickel: And Everything That Happened in Between” is a pure pleasure from first page to last.”

  • Rose Hometchko, who published her late daughter’s writings as the Dorrance Publishing title Teardrops from Rose Petals, was interviewed about the book in the Times Leader. 

  • Sam Miller was interviewed about his book Memoir: Reasons Why I Left the Amish Community by North Country Now. 

  • Author Sam Miller is featured in the Watertown Daily Times discussing his book, the Dorrance Publishing title Memoir: Reasons Why I Left the Amish Community.

  • Dorrance authors Clarissa and Casey Kendall were interviewed by WCAX news in Vermont about their children’s book I Appreciate Your Resilience: “A new children’s book from a Vermont mother-daughter team celebrates resiliency during the pandemic … Clarissa says she wrote it because she couldn’t find books about resiliency for her children and couldn’t find one that she thought encompassed their experiences — experiences that she says are important to acknowledge.”

  • The Smile of December by Jonathan Vickers was reviewed for Readers’ Favorite book reviews: “When I finished reading The Smile of December by Jonathan Vickers, I put my head in my hands and exhaled for a few minutes. This 1960s novel was intense and revolved around parenting, abuse, sexuality, and choices. Jonathan is a fantastic writer with depth. He built a realistic story and developed excellent characters in a brilliant plot. … This novel was enlightening with a bittersweet ending. Thank you for a beautiful book, Jonathan.”

  • Stephen G. Morris, author of Dorrance book Tall Tales from the Tower: The Real Hillbilly Elegy, was featured on the People of Distinction radio program.

  • Dorrance author Paige L. Starr and her children’s book Brave Blake were featured on the Rowan University Today blog:

    “Starr submitted the story to nine publishers and got eight rejection letters. She signed the contract with Dorrance in June of 2020. In February, Metcalf’s illustrations were submitted and, in October of last year, the book was published. ‘It’s a very long process,’ says Starr, whose book went through three re-writes. ‘I was worried they’d want to change my story. That’s not my game. I put a lot of time and love into it. When your dreams come to fruition, it’s very satisfying.'”

  • Dorrance author Paige L. Starr and her children’s book Brave Blake were featured on margarethooksbooks.com.

  • The Mongoose Crew by Marcus F. Fair was reviewed for the Reader’s Favorite book reviews: “The Mongoose Crew is the embodiment of the phrase ‘the fewer, the better.” A succinct book, it is packed with grit, thrills, and ingenuity.”

  • Dorrance author Jonathan Vickers and his book The Smile of December were featured in The Highland Current: “Vickers says he submitted the manuscript to traditional publishers but was told repeatedly they were not accepting submissions. ‘I didn’t want to wait,’ he says. He’s been happy with the experience, saying: ‘With self-publishing, you have a lot more control. When or if it sells, you get larger royalties, too.'”

  • Dorrance’s The Least Among Us: The Lives of Homeless Women in Springfield, Illinois by James Traveler was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “Directly addressing one of the more obscure social issues that urgently need addressing on a local, state, regional, and federal level, “The Least Among Us: The Lives of Homeless Women in Springfield, Illinois” uses a local city (Springfield, Illinois) as an illustrative example of what is a problematic social issues for every community throughout America today.”

  • Dorrance’s Tall Tales from the Tower: The Real Hillbilly Elegy by Stephen G. Morris was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “An inherently fascinating, informative, and well written memoir, “Tall Tales from the Tower: The Real Hillbilly Elegy” is especially recommended for community library Contemporary American Biography & Memoir collections.”

  • Dorrance author Brittany Kifer and her book A Silent Voice were featured in The Scarlet & Black: “Kifer began a year-long editing process, during which she learned a lot about professional revisions and book formatting. ‘I did work with a really good publishing company and they walked me through everything,’ Kifer said. ‘That was really helpful because I’ve never done this before.'”

  • Broken Bat Single by James Thibodeau was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “Sports fiction at it’s very best, “Broken Bat Single” by novelist James Thibodeau is so carefully crafted with the kind of narrative style storytelling that it is unreservedly recommended for both readers with a special interest in baseball, and those who simply appreciate a well written, impressively original, and unique story.”

  • The War of the Dragons by Ronald D. Goode and Katherine M. Camacho was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “A deftly crafted novella…is an inherently fascinating and entertaining read (and featuring impressively attractive cover art) that will have special appeal to fantasy fans with an interest in dragon lore fantasy fiction.”

  • Matthew Burdett, author of Make America Central Again, was interviewed live on WILK News Radio February 9th.

  • Author Debra Rich and her book Black Inventors Who Changed History: 1800-1900s will be featured in the February 2022 issue of Inventors Digest magazine.

  • Dorrance author Stephanie Reynolds and her novel Fate’s Tournament: Legend Of Trilleia: Book 1 were featured in the Pinal Central News. 

  • Love and Loyalty by Josephine B. Pasquarello (2019, Dorrance Publishing) was reviewed by OVUNQUE SIAMO, a literary magazine that curates the work of Italian-American writers.

  • Dorrance author Elizabeth J. Vore and her book True Destiny were featured in The Pilot News:
    “…Vore never expected to get published. But then, she found a publisher. “It was like, ‘Oh wow! I’m on the road. I’m almost there.’”

  • Huxley and Howard, a Dorrance children’s book by Susan K. Ewoldt, was featured in the North Tama Telegraph: “The story highlights the importance of showing respect to all people and teaches children to always choose to be kind. Ewoldt feels this message is especially important today because of all the discrimination, violence, and hatred in our world.”

  • Bill Humbert, author of Expect Success! The Science of the Over 50 Career Search was interviewed by The Park Record.

  • What Lurks in the Shadows by S.C. Shannon was reviewed by Kirkus Reviews: “…a highly entertaining, speculative glimpse of the end of the world.”

  • Corinda Edevold, author of Dorrance middle-grade children’s book The Other Side of the Fence: Ana & the Lilys, was featured in the Fergus Falls journal: “It had always been a dream of hers to write a book, and it took her about two years to complete the story. ‘My husband said, ‘you know, we’re not getting any younger and we’re never not going to be busy, so you just need to start,’ she shared.”

  • Through the Eyes of a Cloud: A Bedtime Story by Nancy Wilson Waters was featured in the Columbia Gorge News.

  • A review for Dorrance title God’s Existence: Truth or Fiction? The Answer Revealed by Gary Lindberg was featured on BookLife.com.
  • Finding My Way: Positivity Through Adversity by Nick Porter was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “Inspired and inspiring, Finding My Way: Positivity Through Adversity is an inherently interesting, exceptionally well written, and unreservedly recommended addition to community, college, and university library Self-Help/Self-Improvement and Contemporary American Biography collections.”
  • Joyce Fairchild Almeida, author of Dorrance title The Knights of Hog Island, was featured in the RhodyBeat online.
  • Dorrance author Gerald E. Augustine, author of Vietnam Beyond, was featured in The Middletown Press: “‘Vietnam Beyond’ is published by Dorrance Publishing Co. Augustine said he received his first copy Dec. 10. ‘The book actually came out so beautiful. I’m really proud of it.'”
  • Dorrance author George C. Wilson discussed their book Owen 9 in the Mason County Press: “It is a darkly comic novel at times. Losing begets desperation.  And the Bear River Bears are a losing team.  So, there is plenty of raw desperation.  But there are also elements of light hearted or even silly humor. We are talking about teen athletes after all.”
  • Dottie’s Return: Grandma’s Love by Maria “Effie” Fedrick was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “Very highly recommended for personal, professional, elementary school, middle school, and community library Drug Abuse & Addiction collections, ‘Dottie’s Return: Grandma’s Love’ will aptly serve a guide to help in discussing the problems of drugs with a child 8-14.”
  • Dorrance title My Name Is Not Leila by Ahmed Amr was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “Set amid a backdrop of fierce fighting and war refugees, My Name Is Not Leila is a story of desperation, destruction, and the human struggle amid forces far greater than any one person, highly recommended.”
  • Dorrance author Beverly Graves was interviewed by WHO 13 TV in Des Moines, Iowa about her book Spanning the Miles: A Story of Lasting Love from WWII.
  • Dorrance author Chuck Karnehm and his children’s book Grandpa Jack and the Legend of Santa’s Helpers were featured in the University of Dayton Magazine.
  • Elroy Alister Esdaille, author of Dorrance poetry book It’s Hard to Be a Black Man in America and Other African American Poems, was featured in The Brooklyn Eagle.
  • Dorrance book Pat Randolph Mysteries: The Case of Lori Larkin by Brian Foster was positively reviewed by The Prairies Book Review: “Foster’s characters remain highly intriguing and humane and his prose simple as he creates an immersive story of hidden secrets, treachery, and lies. The suspense element is strong as Foster adeptly controls the flow of the story and keeps the tension high until the last page.”
  • Dorrance title Black Inventors Who Changed History by Debra Rich was featured in the Daily Memphian.
  • Dorrance children’s book Evie Doesn’t Boo by D.L. Moore was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “Evie Doesn’t Boo is an adorable softcover picture book about a little girl ghost who doesn’t want to scare people like her sisters. Evie’s real talent is singing! Even though Evie Doesn’t Boo is Halloween-themed, the positive message about accepting one’s own true nature is welcome for all seasons. Evie Doesn’t Boo is a delight to read aloud and share with little ones, and also makes an excellent bedtime storybook.”
  • Dorrance title The Woods Within: An Amish Boy’s Journey by Dr. Milo Yoder Jr. was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review: “Readers of all ages and backgrounds will find this story of navigating a tightrope balance between dreams, family, and society thoroughly fascinating from cover to cover.”
  • Kuonyi Nxila, the Dorrance title by John Morrison, was featured in The Examiner.
  • Dr. Kenneth Maswabi, author of the Dorrance title Love, Consciousness, & Humanity: The Shadowless Dreamer: The Illuminated Path of Silence, was interviewed by poet Helen Sarita. Watch the conversation on YouTube!
  • Chuck Karnehm and his Dorrance children’s book Grandpa Jack and the Legend of Santa’s Helpers were featured in the Sidney Daily News: “Chuck Karnehm, a former educator and a local Santa Claus for over 40 years, has written a children’s book, ‘Grandpa Jack and the Legend of Santa’s Helpers,’ based on a family story he told to his grandchildren in case they ever caught him in his Santa suit … The story that inspired his children’s book came about when his daughter, son-in-law, and their three children came to stay with him and his wife, Jane, a few years ago when they were in the process of moving into a new home.”
  • Mark Chartrand, author of A Dog Named Chilli, was featured on BookTrib.com: “This charming children’s book shows that friendship can transcend species and other barriers that may keep us apart.”
  • Dorrance title God’s Existence: Truth or Fiction? The Answer Revealed by Gary R. Lindberg was reviewed by the San Francisco Book Review: “In God’s Existence: Truth or Fiction? The Answer Revealed, Gary Lindberg examines the branches of science universally accepted to determine the likelihood of God or a supreme being […] Lindberg doesn’t stay completely impartial, but he does remain professional––explaining both sides in his debate on a highly debatable topic instead of merely hovering around his particular ideas.”
  • Angela R. Swann, author of Dorrance Publishing title Facebook Love, was interviewed on Cecildaily.com.
  • Dorrance title My Little Bird by Theresa H. Kulla-Klink was reviewed by the Midwest Book Review: “Inherently interesting, exceptionally well written, and ultimately inspiring, “My Little Bird” is the extraordinary story of an ordinary woman living through extraordinary time. …highly recommended for community, college, and university library American Biography collections…”
  • R.L. Clark, author of Anthony: A Day of Toys was interviewed by the website Queenie’s BookTalk and Reviews. Read the interview here!
  • Harold D. Young, author of From Lunch Counter Protests to Corporate America, was interviewed on TV on BMORE Lifestyle on Fox 5 News out of Baltimore, MD. Click Here to watch!
  • Gregory Granger Laker, author of As I Recall… Growing up in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s in Kenmore, NY and Beyond, was featured in The Evening Tribune on-line.
  • Darius Rocky Collie, author of Light Shadows from a Dark Moon, was interviewed by the Casa Grande Dispatch.
  • Nancy McCarville, author of Lost Trail, was interviewed on The GMAP Broadcast Network podcast. Check out the video on YouTube!
  • Out of Fire and Ash, by Jerry R. Stapleton, was featured in The Citizen.
  • Loser: Thoughts and War Stories from Years of Casino Battles and the author “Mr. Lucky” was featured in the Hometown Source Online.
  • The Least Among Us: The Lives of Homeless Women in Springfield, Illinois by James Traveler was featured in the Illinois Times on-line.
  • Marta Nater, author of the Dorrance titles “Villains for Justice” and “The Return of the NY Villains for Justice”, was interviewed on the radio show/podcast Triangle Spotlight with Suzanne Lynn.
  • Vannetta Groeteke, author of Thanks Grandpa For Taking Me Fishing, was featured in the Daily Journal On-Line.
  • Dorrance title “SCANDALOUS! HIGHWAY ROBBERY – Wells Fargo Falls Off The Wagon” by Alan B. Jonas was just reviewed by The Midwest Book Review.

“Impressively informative, exceptionally well written for the non-specialist general reader, thoughtful and thought-provoking, “Scandalous!: Highway Robbery – Wells Fargo Falls Off the Wagon” is an extraordinary read from beginning to end and should be considered essential reading for anyone engaging a bank in any kind of financial transaction. While especially and unreservedly recommended for community, college, and university library Money, Finance, Banks & Banking collections, it should be noted for personal reading lists that “Scandalous!: Highway Robbery – Wells Fargo Falls Off the Wagon” is also readily available in a digital book format” – Michael Dunford Reviewer- The Midwest Book Review

  • Hon. Torrance R. Harvey Sr., author of America, America: A Letter to the Nation Written as a Collection of Poetry, was featured in The Times Herald-Record.
  • Michael Marra, author of the Dorrance title Confessions of a Public School Teacher, was featured in the East Bay, RI on-line.
  • Rolland “Moose” Amos, author of the three Dorrance titles Junk Poetry, Junk Poetry II, and Junk Poetry III, was interviewed on Cecil Daily.
  • The new Dorrance title 31 Days of Down Syndrome: A Handbook for Special Families by Cheryl and Ray Patterson was reviewed by Reader’s Favorite! 5 out of 5 Stars
  • Jacqueline Elaine Mannina and her book, A Kid’s Book for COVID-19: Cooking Pizza in Quarantine were featured in the Washington Observer Reporter.
  • Marta Nater, author of the Dorrance Publishing title Villains for Justice, was interviewed by Triangle Media.
  • Bernetta Simmons, author of the Dorrance Publishing title Edna Elephant Stops Bullying at School: Words Matter!, was interviewed on Cecildaily.com.
  • Darryl C. Vickers, author of the Dorrance title Private Investigations Book One and Two, just posted his own promotional book trailer! Click Here to Watch!
  • Dorrance author Mike Halperin and his book True Tales of the Tide: An Angler’s Lifelong Quest were featured in the Binghamton University News website. Click Here!
  • A Tao for Now: The Music of Lao-Tsu by Michael Alexander Strauss was featured in Kent County News
  • D.L. John, author of the Dorrance title Fair Helen’s Midnight, was interviewed on the podcast Youth Unplugged from Radio Caribbean International. Click Here to watch and listen!
  • Laura Brunetti, author of the Dorrance title ArtCare: Bridge to Hope, was interviewed on the podcast “Live from My Mother’s Basement.” Click Here to Watch!
  • Dorrance author Richie Brotherton and his novel Just Beyond the Law were featured in The Red River Sun.
  • Dorrance author on TV! Mia Scaletta, author of Into the Darkness, was interviewed by the Fox Johnstown affiliate.
  • I Am a Feather by Lorna Dickinson was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review. Click Here to Read!
  • Author Andrew Pernell talks about his book “Alabama Crimson Tide: 1967 and the Undercurrents of Integration: The First Five – Before the Season Changed” on a Facebook live video event hosted by KAZ Radio TV Network
  • Marveta Y. Clark, author of the newly released Dorrance title Halloween Colors, was interviewed about her new book in The Delaware County Daily Times. Click Here to read!
  • Aaron Qualio, author of Dorrance title & #1 Amazon Bestseller Mystery in the Hill, was interviewed on his local ABC TV affiliate WBAY – Click Here to Watch!
  • John and Catherine Higgins, authors of the new Dorrance title Marvelous Maxx and the Bumblee, were interviewed on TV by Fox 26 in Houston.
  • Willie the Earthworm, by Jean (Hoffman) Fetchko, was featured on Yahoo News!
  • Just Beyond the Law, by Dorrance author Richie Brotherton, was featured in the Amarillo Globe-News.
  • Mont Martin-Montalvo, author of the new Dorrance title Árte Montalvo, was featured in the Panama City News Herald. Click Here to Read!
  • A Mother’s Love… Through the Eyes of Her Child, a Dorrance title by author Dr. Lydia Pettis Patton, was featured in the Daily Press. Click Here
  • Curtis Pontz, author of the Dorrance title The Stranglehold, was featured in the Chestnut Hill Local. Click Here!
  • Author David Nathanson MD was interviewed on the Author Expert Wire Podcast about his newly published Dorrance title The Concealed Revealed: Finding the Hidden Lymph Node. Click Here!
  • Dorrance author Russell Wiitala was interviewed on the Church of Mabus Radio Show for his book Sasquatch, Shaman of the Woods – Click Here to Listen!
  • Alan D. Weinberger, author of the Dorrance title The Doctor’s In: Treating America’s Greatest Cyber Security Threat, was featured on the My Tech Decisions website. Click Here to Read.
  • Dorrance author KC Wardell, Carson Promise, was interviewed on WDFX – Fox34. Click Here to Read!
  • Dorrance author Andrew Pernell spoke about his book – Alabama Crimson Tide: 1967 and the Undercurrents of Integration – The First Five – Before the Season Changed – last night on Zoom/Facebook Live to the UA Black Faculty and Staff Association. You can watch the video here!
  • Around the World in 12 Years and 12 Square Meters: Memories and Insights by Steffen P. Russak was very positively reviewed on the Hollywood Book Reviews website! Click Here to Read!
  • United States Army Cap Insignia 1902-1975 Michael F. Tucker was reviewed by Military Trader’s website Click Here to Read
  • Kaye Karr, author of When Your Heart Starts to Cry, a new Dorrance Publishing title was interviewed on-line at The Livingston Daily. Click Here to Read
  • Dorrance title “Where are You, Brother Daniel?”, by Sharon B. Fields, was featured in the Northern Kentucky Tribune on-line. Click Here!
  • Dorrance author Nyibol Bior, author of “My Beautiful Colors, A Refugee Story”, was featured in The Journal on-line. Read Here!
  • Dorrance author Damien A. Lima, author of “Snowy the Snowman”, was interviewed on a local TV show, “Something Special”. Watch Here!
  • Donald Steffanus, author of the kids book “Best Friends”, was featured in The Sheridan Press – Click Here to Read
  • Grandfather’s Tales author Lyle F. Hilfigure Jr. was featured on the Gilbert Sun News website. Click Here to Read!
  • Suzanne Davis, author of the Dorrance title When Rona Visited My Town, was featured in The Virginian Pilot. Click Here to Read!
  • Check out the video interview of Rick Farrant, author of the Dorrance title Somewhere Bluebirds Fly – CLICK HERE
  • Dorrance author on TV! Nathaniel M. Moore, author of The Suspect, was featured on Michigan Life TV!
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  • Too Tired Tommy by Allison Carriero was featured in the Dartmouth Week Today. Click Here to Read!
  • Eli’s New Clothes by Kerri Mullen was just reviewed on Mindful Book Reviews By Eve CLICK HERE
  • Gary LeRoy, author of the Dorrance title “Quotes from the Edge of Nowhere: The Art of Noticing Unnoticed Wisdom”, was recognized by The Wright State University Newsroom. Click Here to Read!
  • Author June Rox, author of the Dorrance title Lillie and Oscar Go to Space, was featured on TV!
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  • The Dorrance title Seven Broken Souls by Bull Durham just got a great review on “Bookish Fame”! Click Here to Read!
  • Check out author Erica Dutilly, author of the Dorrance kids book Ted D. Bear’s Story. She is featured in The Valley Breeze online. Click Here to Read!
  • Congrats to T. D. Kruser, author of the Dorrance title, Uncommon Poems, Common People!
    Uncommon Poems, Common People received a glowing review on OnlineBookClub.org. Click Here to Read!
  • Vincent Capodicci, Jr., author of the Dorrance Publishing title The Old Dad, was interviewed by The Connecticut Chronicle. Click Here to Read
  • Charlene Hampton Holloway, author of Whitlock’s Compositions, was interviewed on TV about meeting Martin Luther Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1961 and how she was inspired to write her book – Click Here!
  • Dave Moen, author of the children’s book “Itty Bitty Little Tater” was interviewed by Marshfield Media Access. Click Here to Watch!
  • Katy Nuetzel Wilson, author of Egg Carving for Beginners: Techniques to Creating Exquisite Eggs, was featured on her local NBC affiliate news. Click Here to Watch!
  • Joy Horakova, author of The First Love, was featured on The Hometown Source. Click Here to Read
  • Dorrance author Everett Watson’s book Was Michael Jackson Murdered? You Be the Judge was recently reviewed on The Independent Review of Books Website. Click Here to read the review!

Life Behind Bars by Julian Starks was reviewed by the Manhattan Book Review and the San Francisco Book Review. Click below for the reviews!

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  • My Brother’s Daughter by author Barbara Sando Hynum was featured in the Lebanon County News. Click Here To Read!
  • In the Convent: A Frances Yates Mystery, by Marjorie G. Jones, was reviewed on WomensOrdination.org. Click Here to Read!
  • Journeys of Hope and Reality: A Memoir, by Russell C. Notar, was featured on the Cape Gazette. Click Here to Read!
  • The Family Money Farm The CFO Project by Thomas W. Young was featured on the Go Erie.com Click Here to Read!
  • Jeffrey Allen Cunningham, author of Billie the Bird: Learns to Fly, was featured in the Meadville Tribune Read Here!
  • Z. George Mesko, M.D, author of Confession of a Refugee – A Journey to the Unknown, had a Virtual Book Launch – WATCH HERE!
  • Crazy Climate and Rigged Economies, by author Gerry Greaves, was reviewed on steadystate.org. Read the Review Here
  • Long Climb Up to Find Home by Karl Hering was featured in the Colorado Springs Gazette.  Click Here To Read!
  • Lewis & Clark: Corps of Discovery: 1804-1806 by Brenda Capps, was featured in the Clearwater Tribune Click Here to Read!
  • Saint Agnes’ Garden, by author Diana Lynn Klueh, was reviewed on The US Review of Books. Read the Review!
  • J.R. Lang’s book of poetry, The Cabin Coffee Clutch, was featured on Rivertowns.net. Click Here to Read
  • Martin J. Lee, author of Recovery in Black and White in America, was interviewed on Facebook  and YouTube Live yesterday about the subject of Addiction in America. Click here to watch!
  • Erik Kiessling, Author of The Giant’s Journey, was interviewed on radio station WBJC 91.5FM Listen Here!

Available Light: Awakening Spirituality through Photography by Rev. David Tinney and Rev. Denise McGuiness was featured in The Columbian.

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Lily and Chip Chip, by author ML Stacy, was featured in The Reminder/Hometown News

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Dorrance Publishing has been included in Wiki.ezvid.com’s recently published video wiki “Hardworking Publishers Of Quality Literature”.

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Son of Prince Edward County by Twitty J. Styles was featured in a recent list of recommended reading on The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education (www.jbhe.com).

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Lary Patzer, author of The Palm Tree, was featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette.

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A Man’s Late Night Thoughts by J. Richman was reviewed on Midwest Book Review

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ROY, “ROCKY” & RED RYDER; “HOPPY”, DURANGO 7 MO(O)RE by Dr. Jim Vickrey was featured in the Alabama Heritage Spring 2020 issue.

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Marie Balustrade, author of Wings at Dawn, was interviewed on the podcast The Authors Show

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Death Unexpected by G.L. Barbour was recently reviewed on MOREthanaREVIEW.com

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The website Forgotten New York profiled the 2017 Dorrance Publishing title The History and Design of New York City Streetlights, Past and Present by Robert Mulero and Catherine M. Hintze.

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Paths Less Traveled, by author Gordon DuBois, was featured in The Conway Daily Sun READ MORE

John V. Kardel, author of The Golden Quest for Eternal Life: Without God There Is No Eternal Life, was featured in the News Herald READ MORE

Marilyn J. Seymour, author of Footprints in the Flour, was featured in the Citrus County Chronicle READ MORE

John Wesley, author of Soft, was featured in the Battle Creek Enquirer READ MORE

Cousins, by Cynthia Helton, was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review READ MORE

Rodger Lundell, author of A Lifetime of Grouse and Woodcock Hunting with English Setters, was featured in The Record Delta READ MORE

Donna Clemente, author of To Prove Them Innocent, and her book signing were featured in the Lock Haven Express READ MORE

D.N. Wilkinson, author of Oniaten Book I – The Shallows, was featured in the New Herald READ MORE

Swimming Upstream, by James P. McCullough, Jr, was featured in the Henrico Citizen READ MORE

Linda L. Baldwin, author of Clad in Light, was featured on Galesburg.com READ MORE

Book Signing Announcement for author Donna Clemente, author of To Prove Them Innocent Read More

Roy Kearse, author of Poems from Recovery, was featured in the Queens Courier READ MORE

Donna Clemente, author of To Prove Them Innocent, was featured in the Lock Haven Express READ MORE

Wings At Dawn by Marie Balustrade was reviewed on Online Book Club.org READ MORE

Jenny Shaw Cronin, author of Under the Hidden Moon, was featured on the Patch.com READ MORE

Linda Crichton, author of Dragons, Cowboys, and Other Mythical Creatures was featured in the Powell Tribune READ MORE

Was Michael Jackson Murdered? You Be the Judge by Everett Watson, was reviewed on The Midwest Book Review Read More

The Prince Within, by Daisy Rodriguez, was reviewed on Artisan Book Reviews Read More

Fred R. Kuester, author of Adam and Eve for Atheists, was featured in the Blue Mountain Eagle Read More

Escape into Revenge by Cynthia Hoosier is featured on Booklife.com Read More

H.B. Coates, author of Easter, was featured in The Bend Bulletin Read More

Dr. Gainson Fan, author of Skye Wasn’t the Limit, was featured in the Boise News Now Read More

Daisy Rodriguez, author of The Prince Within, was interviewed by AwesomeGang.com and Book Reader Magazine

Linda Baldwin, author of Even in Death: Love Pursues Us, was featured in The Galesburg Register-Mail Read More

A Fist Full of Earth, by author Pavel Kozhevnikov, was reviewed by The Online Book Club

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According to The Tulsa World News the Dorrance title Adventure Bound: Hunting: What Else? by Mike Engster is #7 on the Oklahoma Bestseller list for Non-Fiction.

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Kenneth Kelly, author of Dubbie and the Dragon, was featured in the Austin Daily Herald

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Learning to Read in English and Spanish Made Easy: A Guide for Teachers, Tutors and Parents
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Latoya Harris, author of True Reflections, was featured in Loop Jamaica News

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The Soulmate Prophecy by Yasmina Haque was reviewed on The US Review of Books

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The Growing-Tree by Gwen Mariani is now an Award-Winning Finalist in the Fiction: Inspirational category of the 2019 Best Book Awards sponsored by American Book Fest

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Slap Happy Jack by Mickijo was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review

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Tania Root, author of Gage…My Beautiful Boy, was interviewed on Writer’s Life Magazine

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Jerry Shadow Wolf Davis, author of Riding to Remember: Trail of Tears Motorcycle Ride, was featured in the North Jackson Press

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Dr. Merredith Perkins, author of Just a Moment – A Conversation, was interviewed on The Senior Zone (segment #2)

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Michele Struble, author of Every Flower Blooms, was interviewed on auburnpub.com

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Maureen Humphreys, who goes by the pen name Trish Edwards, author of Believe Me, was interviewed in The Northern Scot

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On The Air by Christopher L. Knauer earned a very positive review from The Midwest Book Review

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Dorrance author C. Dow Moore, author of Wish, was interviewed on Authorvoices.com

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Victor Tiffany, author of Bernie or Bust, was mentioned in Newsweek online

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Daisy Rodriguez, the author of The Prince Within, was interviewed on AuthorVoices.com

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Gennaro Lombardi, author of Road Rage, was interviewed on the 610 ESPN Philadelphia Podcast

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Apocalypse 1947, by author Khalid Chowdhry, was reviewed in the Confluence Magazine

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Dr. Bill Welker, author of A Wrestler’s Curse, was featured in Intermat Wrestling

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Annie Streit, Author of Rough and Tough T-Bone, was featured in the KPC News

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Marian T. Call, author of In Solidarity, Rev. Jim Flynn, was featured in the Henry County Local News

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Lorraine Ophelia Smith, author of Still Searching, was featured in her Alumni Association News – Johnson C. Smith University

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Micahel Dineen, author of Suburban Gangsters, was featured in The Huntington Now

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Trish Edwards, the author of Believe Me, was featured in the Bermuda News

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Dr. John H. Hunt, author of Why Does My Cat Look at Me Like That? Ponderings of a Small Town Veterinarian, was featured in The Ellsworth American

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Cindy Cook Gant, author of The Adventures of Gus: A Therapy Dog and So Much More, was featured in the Hays Post

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Jim Hadley, author of No Boundaries, was featured in the Tennessean

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Elizabeth Sesso, author of Yellow Tulips, was featured in the Ocean City Sentinel

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Dr. Ahmed Sabie, author of Success is a Journey, Hard Work Pays, was interviewed on WHAS 840 New Radio

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Suburban Gangsters, by Michael Dineen was reviewed on leonardtillerman.com

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More Than One Way Home, by Jeffrey L. Baxter, was reviewed by Kirkus Review

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Zena Livingston, author of Now You Have It, was featured in the The Island Now (NY)

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My American Military Life in Asia, by Karl Schoelch, was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review

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Andrew “Dr. Andy” Marrone, author of America’s Health Crisis, was featured in the Richmond Reporter

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Sudie Thormahlen, author of The Strange Land, was featured in the Powell Tribune

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Dr. Frank L. Douglas, author of Defining Moments of a Free Man from a Black Stream, was interviewed on OnlineBookClub’s Youtube Channel

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A Place in Time, by Jacqueline Hanson, was reviewed on “Review Tales by Jeyran Main”

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A Place in Time, by Jacqueline Hanson, was reviewed on ‘Sandra’s Book Club”

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Saint Agnes’ Garden, by Diana Lynn Klueh, was reviewed on Blue Ink Review

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Wings at Dawn, by Marie Balustrade, was reviewed on the Website Literary Titan

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Marie Balustrade, author of Wings at Dawn, was interviewed on the website Literary Titan

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Why Wait?: A Hospice Call to Life by Joseph H. Schlereth was featured in the Times Online

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Adeline Marie Howell, author of The Decision of a Loving Son, was featured on The Citizen of East Alabama

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Marcia Neal, author of The Adventures of Baytone was featured on TV on WRAL

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Martin Henrichs, author of Logical or Ludicrous was featured in the Chicago Tribune

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Boudicca by Lee Sheffield was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review

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Malpractice by J. J. Perry was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review

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Jacqueline Hanson, author of A Place in Time, was featured in Edina Magazine

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The Little House on the Hill, by Petra Cruz, was featured on Star Local Media

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A Pencil in God’s Hands, by Louis Astorino, was reviewed by Kirkus Reviews

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Why Does My Cat Look at Me Like That? Ponderings of a Small Town Veterinarian by John H. Hunt was featured in Sea Soast Online

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Shipworld by Theresa Vanay was featured in the Colorado Gazette

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The Third of Three, by Jim Graves was reviewed by The Midwest Book Review

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Hurrah for the Underground by Ben Baganz was featured in the Door County Pulse

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Donald E. Williams Jr., author of The Power and Magic of the Appalachian Trail, was featured in the Sun Gazette.

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Louis Astorino, author of A Pencil in God’s Hand, writes about the subject of his book in The Pittsburgh Post Gazette

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Marcus Kane Oglesby, author of Memoirs of a Man, was featured in the Seymour Tribune

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Roger Wayne Turkington’s 80 Poems was reviewed on Foreword Reviews

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Dorrance author Melinda Hall, author of A Seed of Change, was featured in Panama City News Herald

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Dorrance author Carol Parish-Harra, author of Cosmic Mysteries, was featured in Tahlequah Daily Press

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Diana Johnson Narod, author of Rebecca’s Adventure: The Enchanted Seashells, was featured on Spotlight New Jersey (News 12 New Jersey)

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Dorrance Authors featured in the Tribune Star

The Lonely Bat by Kelly M. and Elizabeth McGlone was featured in the Tribune Star

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Hiking: A Beginner’s Guide by Doug Cline was featured in Web Center 11

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Dorrance Author featured in The Nursing Times

In My Life in England: Dream Come True or Ruin? by Ntsoaki Mary Mosoeunyane was featured in The Nursing Times

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All the Cardinal’s Men and a Few Good Nuns by Ted Druhot was featured in The Bluffton Sun

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Dorrance Author Featured on Fox 6 News Milwaukee

Don’t Bully Me by Robert W. Fisher was featured on Fox 6 News Milwaukee

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It’s Hard. But It’s Fair by Charles M. Choice was reviewed on The Midwest Book Review

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Dorrance Author Featured in the East Valley Tribune

The Mis-Adventures of Temp and Junebug by James Ricks Jr. was featured in the East Valley Tribune

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Sun Journal

Useful Assets by Robert C. Williams was featured in the Sun Journal

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Seacoast Online

The Endless Pursuit by Paulina Paulson was featured in the Seacoast Online

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Dorrance Author Featured on The Valdosta Daily Times

Of Life and Love by R. Lee Hendon was reviewed on The Valdosta Daily Times

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Dorrance Author Featured on Foreward Reviews

Look the Other Way by Michael Mohan Joshua and Patrick Foley was reviewed on Foreword Reviews

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Dorrance Author Featured on OnlineBookClub.org

Defining Moments of a Free Man from a Black Stream by Dr. Frank L. Douglas was reviewed on the OnlineBookClub.org website

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Pawtucket Times

Terry Nau, author of Proud Americans, was featured in The Pawtucket Times

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Dorrance Author Featured on The Midwest book Review

Split Mind: My Life with Schizophrenia by Danny Roberts was reviewed on The Midwest Book Review

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Proud Americans by Terry L. Nau was reviewed on The Midwest Book Review

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The Bankrupting of America by William Salomone, Jr. was reviewed on The Midwest Book Review

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Dorrance Author Featured on Foreward Reviews

Arlecchino by Grace Germana was reviewed on Foreward Reviews

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Dorrance Author Featured on The Sports Page

The Handbook of Golf History by Dr. Douglas Lonnstrom and Sara Riso was reviewed on The Sports Page

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Dorrance Author Featured on Foreward Reviews

A Complete Guide to Dating, Mating, and Relating by Peter Marzano was reviewed on Foreward Reviews

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Dorrance Author Featured on Kirkus Reviews

Essays in the Foundations of Mathematics by Russell Connor was reviewed on Kirkus Reviews

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Dorrance Author Featured on The Midwest book Review

The Sacred Fury by Barton and Elizabeth Cockey was reviewed on The Midwest Book Review

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Dorrance Author Featured on Kirkus Reviews

Around the World in Five Lines by James B. Anstead was reviewed on Kirkus Reviews

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Long-Islander News

Michael P. Dineen, author of Suburban Gangsters, was featured in the Long-Islander News

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Primary Sources for Ancient History Volume II: The Roman World by Gary Forsythe Reviewed

Primary Sources for Ancient History Volume II: The Roman World by Gary Forsythe was reviewed by Bryn Mawr Classical Review

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Dorrance Author Featured in the East Valley Tribune

Roy Paul Shields, author of multiple books published by Dorrance, was featured in the East Valley Tribune

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Dorrance Author Featured on Kirkus Reviews

A Different Kind of Love by Edna Louise McQueen Plummer was reviewed on Kirkus Reviews

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Dorrance Author Featured on KFOX14 in El Paso

Thomas Dominguez III, author of A Fighter’s Will, was featured in an article on KFOX14 in El Paso

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Dorrance Author featured in the Circleville Herald

Steve Blum, author of One Man’s Dream, was featured in the Circleville Herald

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Dorrance Co-Authors Featured in the Albany Times Union

Dr. Douglas Lonnstrom and Sara Riso, co-authors of The Handbook of Golf History, were featured in the Albany Times Union

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Dorrance Author Featured on TBR Newsmedia

Suburban Gangsters by Michael P. Dineen was reviewed on TBR Newsmedia

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Dorrance Author Featured in the El Paso Herald-Post

Thomas Dominguez III, author of A Fighter’s Will, was featured in an article in the El Paso Herald-Post

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Gaston Gazette

Katherine Lee Calhoun, author of My Family of God, was featured in The Gaston Gazette

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Marietta Daily Journal

Dr. Benoit Petit-Homme, author of Seeking the Lost, Keeping Them, Making Them Disciples, was featured in an article in the Marietta Daily Journal

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Wilson Post

T. Farmer, author of Sales Tales was featured in an article in The Wilson Post.

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Dorrance Author Featured on the Books of the Month Show

Pradeep Berry, author of My Connie was featured in an article in The Nearby News.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Nearby News

Roy Paul Shields, author of Depths of Terror was featured in an article in The Nearby News.

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Dorrance Author Interviewed on Central Valley Talk

Tiffany Smith, author of The Roll of the Dice was interviewed on Central Valley Talk, an interview show broadcast in Fresno, Ca.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The MidWeek News

Tom Pisapia, author of Pottersville: Where is the Bailey Building and Loan? was featured in an article in The MidWeek News.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Albany Herald

David Theiss, author of David and Lois: Dementia and God was featured in an article in the Albany Herald.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Online Article

Victor Tiffany, author of Bernie or Bust was featured in an article on befreedom.co.

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Dorrance Author Featured on Dining On A Dime Podcast

Kevin Wilson, author of Table for One was featured on the “Dining On A Dime” podcast.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Marietta Daily Journal

Nayan Dave, author of Darkness of My Eyes was featured in an article in the Marietta Daily Journal. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in Houston’s Chron

Chi C. Mao, M.D., Ph.D., author of The Anatomy of Human Kindness was featured in an article in Houston’s Chron. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Milford Mirror

AA Freda, author of A Police Action was featured in an article in the Milford Mirror. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Reminder

Shellie L. Spencer, author of Absence of Will was featured in an article in the The Reminder. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Orange Observer

Leonard Archie Wilson, author of A Jamaican Family’s Saga was featured in an article in the Orange Observer. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Del Mar Times

Cecilia Cetateanu, author of Ceciliadincetate@mysoul.com: Collection of Poetry was featured in an article in the Del Mar Times. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Lewistown Sentinel

Judy May, author of Life in the Laugh Lane (The Journey) was featured in an article in Lewistown Sentinel.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Pine Bluff Commercial

Nellie Bush Harris Addison, author of A Few Things You Didn’t Know was featured in an article in The Pine Bluff Commercial.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Choteau Acantha

Dora Sealey, author of Tree’s Hidden Gift was featured in an article in Choteau Acantha.

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Dorrance Author Press Release

George H. Ellis and Faith Wilson Ellis authors of Lingerie Connections annouced the release of their book with a press release.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Pine Bluff Commercial

Rev. Antony O. Hobbs Sr., Ed.D., author of Food for the Power of Thinking was featured in an article in The Pine Bluff Commercial.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Daily Times

Javed Iqbal Sheikh, author of Pariah was featured in an article in the Daily Times.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Law.com Article

Joseph A. Levy, author of The Look-Alike was featured in an article in an article on law.com.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Ellwood City Ledger

Teresa Gaydosz, author of Peter’s Perfect Pancakes was featured in an article in the Ellwood City Ledger.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Onlooker

Deborah Goodman-Trotti, author of The Incredible Journey was featured in an article in  The Onlooker.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Courier-Record

Shirley Lee, author of Trails and Trailblazers was featured in an article in  Virginia’s Courier-Record.

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Dorrance Author Featured on WGN Radio

Jorj Morgan, author of Sunday Best Dishes was featured in an interview on Chicago’s WGN Radio.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Hudson Valley Press

Torrance R. Harvey M.S. ED., author of Ya Sankofa! was featured in The Hudson Valley Press.

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Dorrance Author Featured on kcentv.com

Dino J. Gutierrez, author of Stranded: The Long Journey Home was featured on kcentv.com.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Orchard Park Bee

Jacob Mashburn, author of Collection of Poetry was featured in the Orchard Park Bee.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Times Record

David Banks, author of Fort Whiskey was featured in the Times Record.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Farmville Herald

Shirley Robertson Lee, author of Trails and Trailblazers was featured in the Farmville Herald. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Aspetuck News

AA Freda, author of A Police Action was featured in the Aspetuck News

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Dorrance Authors Featured in The Journal

DJ Park, author of The Mystery of the Weeping Friar was featured in The Journal. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Sun Gazette

Michael Anthony Cillo, author of Abby’s Tails: The Quest Begins was featured in the Sun Gazette. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the OrovilleMR

Chloe Ryan Winston, author of Mexican Marimbas was featured in the OrovilleMR.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Highlands Ranch Herald

Marta Tullis, author of Under Five Flags was featured in the Highlands Ranch Herald.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Tribune Chronicle

Judy Lennington, author of Saving Diana was featured in the Tribune Chronicle.

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Dorrance Author Received National Acclaim for Wrestling Book

Dr. Bill Welker received a Beverly Hills International Book Award for his book, Mat Talk.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Chester County Press

Father Michael Domani, author of PassionTide was featured in the Chester County Press.  

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Writer’s Life

A.A. Freda, author of A Police Action was featured in The Writer’s Life.  

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Intelligencer

Dr. Bill Welker, author of the Sparrow’s Spirit  a Champion Wrestler’s Lifetime Reflections on Prayer and Perseverance was featured in The Intelligencer.  

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Dorrance Author & Book Receive Positive Reviews on Amazon

KB Schaller, author of DreamTrek: Journey Through the Night’s Door received 11 positive reviews on Amazon.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Bucks County Courier Times

Larry Hannon, author of Racing the Hands of Time was featured in the Bucks County Courier Times. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Jewish News

Leon H. Gildin, author of The Polski Trilogy was featured in the Jewish News. 

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Dorrance Author Featured on Tide 102.9

Jim Gumm, author of Conference Pride was featured on Tide 102.9. 

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Columbus CEO

Barbara Lyons, author of Out of the Depths was featured in a Columbus CEO article.

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Dorrance Author Featured in PJP Newspapers – West Life

Bev Urban, author of The Final Turn was featured in a PJP Newspapers- West Life article.

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Dorrance Author Featured in WISC News

Tom Pisapia, author of Pottersville: Where Is the Bailey Building and Loan? was featured in a WISC News article.

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Dorrance Author Featured in an Interview with Bookpleasures.com

Jamil Soucar, author of Real Life Construction Management Guide From A-Z was featured in an interview with Bookpleasures.com.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Reading Eagle

Dorrance author, Carol Balinski’s book, The Story of Jessie Handle, was featured in the Reading Eagle.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Marietta Daily Journal

Dorrance author, James M. Thomas’ book, A New Gilded Age, Stories and Essays, was featured in the Marietta Daily Journal.

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Dorrance Author Featured in TV Interview

Dorrance author, Monsignor Craig Harrison’s book, Pax Et Bonum, was featured a “17 on Set” segment.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Tribune Chronicle

Dorrance author, Judy Lennington’s book, Bend in the River, was featured in the Tribune Chronicle.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Times Ledger

Dorrance author, Kelly Anne’s book, Lost in a Dream, was featured in the Times Ledger.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Standard-Speaker

Dorrance author, Joan Harmon’s book, The Survivors: Recovery Through Grief Support Groups, was featured in the Standard-Speaker.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Northern Kentucky News

Dorrance author, Samuel Mangold-Lenett’s book, The Anxiety of a Millennial, was featured in the Northern Kentucky News.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Kirkland Reporter

Dorrance author, Les C. Newvine’s book, King Rooster and Little Chicken, was featured in the Kirkland Reporter.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Siskiyou Daily News

Dorrance author, Lewis Karstensson’s book, Levity, was featured in The Siskiyou Daily News.

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Dorrance Author Featured in My Central Jersey

Dorrance author, Father J. Michael Venditti’s book, A Reader’s Companion to Sherlock Holmes, was featured in My Central Jersey.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the New Port Independent

Dorrance author, Catherine Wilborn-Dowd’s book, Don’t Give Up…Live Life to the Fullest, was featured in the New Port Independent.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Chester County Press

Dorrance author, Josephine B. Pasquarello’s book, Love & Loyalty, was featured in the Chester County Press.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Zambia Daily Mail

Dorrance author, Elliam M. Mulenga’s book, The Forgotten Soldiers, was featured in the Zambia Daily Mail.

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Dorrance Author Featured in My Record Journal

Dorrance author, Caesar Rondina and his book, inspired by true events, The Soul In Our Hearts and Who Are the Heroes, was featured in the My Record Journal.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Herald-Mail Media

Dorrance author, Jiri Cernik and his book, inspired by true events, The Shots at Iron Mountain, were featured in the Herald-Mail Media.

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Dorrance Author Donates Book to Local Library

Dorrance author, M.C. de Averio donated a copy of her book, Amalia, to the Williamsburg Regional Library.

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The Deccan Chronicle Reviews Dorrance-Published Book

Dorrance author, Gopal Vishwanath’s book, Odes of Love, was reviewed by the Deccan Chronicle.

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The Orange County Register Spotlights Dorrance Author

Dorrance author Merrill O’Glaughlin, author of two fantasy books – Aengus O’Toole’s Pooka Friend and Aengus O’Toole and the Wiccan Sisters – was recently featured in The Orange County Register.

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Dorrance Author Featured in My MSAA Today

Dorrance author Vincent Spoto, and his book Multiple Sclerosis … Why Not Me? was featured in the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America’s monthly newsletter and the Summer/Fall issue of The Motivator, both announcing the inclusion in their free lending library.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Mansfield News Journal

Dorrance author, Randall Dean Bryhn’s and his fantasy novel, “The Chronicles of MU: Another Time, Another Place … In the Beginning,” were featured in an article in the Mansfield News Journal.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the USA Today

Dorrance author, Eunice David and her book, “Hal David: His Magic Moments,” were featured in an article in the USA Today.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Beaudesert Times

Dorrance author, Helen Schiller Brilliant and her book, “Bluey the Fly is a Bully,” were featured in an article in the Beaudesert Times.

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Dorrance Author Featured in The Delaware County Daily Times

Dorrance author, Ronald Francis, Sr. and his book, “Rites of Passage for Our Youth,” were featured in an article in The Delaware County Daily Times.

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Dorrance Author Featured in WVAlways.com Article

Dorrance author, Georgette Griffith and her book, “Memories: Moments in Time,” were featured in an article in WVAlways.com.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the ChicoER

Dorrance author, Chloe Ryan Winston and her book, “China Caper,” were featured in an article in the ChicoER.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the New Jersey Daily Record

Dorrance author, Bob Buccino and his book, “New Jersey Mob,” were featured in an article in the New Jersey Daily Record.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Polk County Itemizer-Observer

Dorrance author, Brittney Hall and her book, “The Adventures of Guh the Wonderdog,” were featured in an article in the Polk County Itemizer-Observer.

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Dorrance Author Featured in the Richmond Register

Dorrance author, Shirley Spires Baechtold and her book, “I’ll Be Looking at the Moon,” were featured in an article in the Richmond Register.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Community Magazine

Dorrance author, Derek C. Glissman and his book, “Eli,” were featured in an article in Ottumwa Life.

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Dorrance Author Featured in Local Newspaper

Dorrance author, Dennis Hill and his book, “Mind Passages,” were featured in an online article.

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Dorrance Author Featured in USA Today

Dorrance author, the late Hal David and his book, “His Magic Moments,” were featured in a USA Today article.

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Dorrance Author Featured in “The Spirit of Penn’s Garden”

Dorrance author, Kevin J. Wilson and his book, “Table for One,” were featured in the “The Spirit of Penn’s Garden.”

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Dorrance Author Tells Story Through a Dog’s Perspective

Dorrance author, Donna Cockayne Bonno and her book, “Hello Again, This Is Wally Bonno,” were featured in the “Waterton Daily Times.”

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Dorrance Author Draws Parallels Between Children’s Book and Personal Experiences

Dorrance author, Annie Streit and her book, “Scooter and His Scoot Scoot,” were featured in the “Current in Noblesville.”

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Seven Decades and a Dorrance Published Book

Dorrance author, Donna Taylor’s book is headed to shelves 70 years after it was written.

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Dorrance Author Writes an Inspired Tale

Brittani Meis’ debut novel was featured in Iowa’s The Telegraph Herald.

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Killen Teen Pens Faith-based Book

Dorrance author, Maegan Tisdale was featured in The News Courier for her book, “Life and Death.”

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Dorrance Author is Featured on Philly.com

Craig E. Burgess, author of “A Fleeting Glimpse of Paradise – Photographic and Poetic Images of the Hawaiian Islands” was featured in an article on Philly.com.

New Castle News Features Dorrance Author

Mark Summerville, author of “The Story Teller,” was featured in the “County Clips” section of the New Castle News.

Kit Moulton’s Book Feature in Online Publication

Dorrance author Kit Moulton, author of Annabella was featured in the online edition of Times Record, the news source for Fort Smith, Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.

Dorrance Author Publishes Book of Religious Poems

Gary D. Quarles, author of Inspirational Poems of God’s Love and Guidance recently published a 202-page book with over 150 poems.

Spy Novel Featured in Santa Monica Newspaper

Wes Truitt, author of Stealth Gambit was featured in the Santa Monica Daily Press in February.

Dorrance Author Featured in January Newsletter

Patricia Conlan, author of Tails Of The Flannel Cat was featured in the California State Retiree January Newspaper.

Lawrence Author Publishes Children’s Christmas Story

Samuel’s Christmas Story by Catherine Weller, was featured in cjonline.com.

Aussie Lawrence Heart and Sole of Houston Runners

Author Al Lawrence was spotlighted in The Houston Chronicle.

Author Publishes Intriguing Book on Americans

Americans, the Beautiful People, by Bernard Caley, was featured in Ink Free News

Fiona’s World is First In Series by Franksville Author

Dorrance author Jayne Wolff was featured in The Journal Times for her debut book.

Book About Introducing Baby to Dog Featured In Two News Articles

The Indiana Gazette and The Almanac spotlighted author Jodi E. Uhron’s book, Sydney & Me.

Book Notes: Oz, Revisited

Oz: The Final Journey by The Enchanted Hearts, a Dorrance-published sequel to The Wizard of Oz, was featured in The Oklahoman.

Dorrance Book Named “Pic of the Literature”

The Dorrance-published The Nonconformist, by Paul Hayden, was dubbed the “Pic of the Literature” by Eastern Surf Magazine.

Eagar Authors Publish Novel About a Woman Who Finds Danger on Vacation

The White Mountain Independent spotlighted Shadows Within the Mist, a Dorrance book by authors PJ Wiltbank and CJ Bohala.

Articles Feature The Pittsburgh Gentleman: There’ll Never Be Another One Like It

Dorrance author John Kirwan’s book was featured in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and Sports Collectors Daily. Recently added: The Johnstown, PA, Tribune-Democrat.

Lessons Learned from a Holocaust Survivor

Nelli’s Journey: From the Depths of Evil to Reconciliation and Beyond, by author Nina Kaleska, inspired this blog post on Healio.com.

Raising Children to be Soldiers of Allah

Dorrance-published A 20 Million Billion Trillion Dollar Loss, by Shudhansu S. Tunga, was cited by The Gatestone Institute, an International Policy Council think tank.

Troy Hill Author Creates Exciting New World

The North Side Chronicle spotlighted Cheryl Suchacek’s debut book, Strands of Sollus.

Aiken Author Releases Inspirational Poetry Book

Fran Cummings, aka Fran Z, and her book My Book of Poetry: From My Heart to Your Heart With Eyes Wide Opened, were profiled by the Aiken Standard.

Retired Pilot Changes Course by Writing, Illustrating Children’s Books

Author Donald Dunkerson and his airplane-themed children’s books were featured in the Neighbors section of the Capital Gazette.

Chester Woman Combines Superstitions and Legends

The Daily Record and Harding Township Observer-Reporter featured Carlotta G. Holden’s Grave Matters – a Dorrance-published collection of 24 tales of the supernatural.

Greensburg Author Writes about Personal Experiences in I Had Cancer

A cancerous brain tumor at age 13 inspired Dr. Matthew Walton to write Holey Ship High in Transport: I Had Cancer, which was spotlighted in the Tribune Review.

Emerson Resident Pens Fictional Novella

NorthJersey.com spotlighted Laura C. Schor’s It’s a Good Year, the author’s debut work.

84-year-old Federal Way Man Publishes Healthy Living Book

Personal tragedy inspired author RJ Smith’s Preventative Maintenance for Living a Life of Health and Wellness, as reported by the Federal Way Mirror.

Greenville Author Publishes WWII Thriller Novel

The horrors of war frame the story told in author Burma J. Hill’s Overalls and Combat Boots, spotlighted by Greenville Online.

Bridge Builders of Nauck/Green Valley

Profiles of achievers past and present that emerged from a historically African American neighborhood are discussed in the Falls Church News-Press.

Local Officer Writes Fictional Novel about Terrorism, Response

The Ahwatukee Foothills News spotlighted local canine officer and Dorrance author Steven Mead, and his book,Blood Border.

Alexandria Author Publishes Personal Study on Modern Christianity

Living Faithfully in the Age of Terror, by Henry C. Blount, Jr.,  was recently featured in the Leesville Daily Leader.

A Great Depression Read

Betty Reed’s “largely autobiographical” The Winds of Time was recently reviewed in the “Sounds Good”column, written by Darragh Doiron.

Profile of Author and Artist Adam Dresden

Columbia, MO, artist and Dorrance author Adam Dresden was the subject of an area artist spotlight in the Columbia Daily Tribune.

Findlay’s Twisted Minds Proves a Page-Turning Novel

The love, lust and power struggles laced in Henry J. Findlay’s Twisted Minds wowed this Tuskegee News reviewer.

Zwickel Self-Publishes A Bunny’s Tale

NorthJersey.com spotlighted local resident Fawn Zwickel’s children’s book.

The Lattimer Massacre: When an Entire Police Force Stood Trial

Author Pasco L. Schiavo’s The Lattimer Massacre Trialsparked a historical overview of the events chronicled in the book by CounterPunch.org.

New Releases from Brevard Authors

It’s All About Choices, by Lt. Gen. Joseph S. Laposata, was featured in a local author brief on FloridaToday.com.

Allentown, PA Author Publishes Memoir

Author Arthur D. Race’s new book, 1942 ‘Oh, Mom!’: What Can Possibly Happen?, was recently featured on PR Leap.

Genealogy Society to Meet

Cheryle J. Crockett author of My Slade Phenomenon was chosen as the speaker for the Solano County Genealogy Society’s November meeting, as reported by TheReporter.com.

Author Hopes to Bring Light to Devastation Caused by Typhoon Haiyan

Dorrance author Emily Cajipe Matthews was featured in the Rapid City Journal for her book, Visible Darkness. 

Andrea Lynn Samuels’ New Book Celebrates Life, Importance of Relationships

Dear life, Here I Am. Sincerely, Andrea Lynn Samuels was featured in the Stanly News & Press.