Publishing News in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,United States of America

• Tate Publishing Issues Statement Concerning Borders Closure

  In an industry that is constantly changing, Tate Publishing & Enterprises has an ongoing practice of accurately forecasting changes and planning...

• New book addresses homosexuality and the Church

  TECUMSEH, Okla. – At an early age, Oklahoma author Vanessa Headrick realized she was different. Born into a Christian home and taught the Word of God,...

• Oklahoma author releases intriguing mystery novel

  OKTAHA, Okla. – This week, Oklahoma author Joseph Pusch celebrates the nationwide release of his latest book, “Morgan's Curse.”

• New short story collection celebrates everyday life

  RICHMOND, Ind. – In her new book, “Who Are Those People and Why Did I Wave to Them?” Indiana author Rebecca Wambo Cooper explores this question and...

• New book shares author’s journey with postpartum depression

  CHESTER, Calif. – Upon becoming a mother, California author Melissa White began experiencing very disturbing thoughts, thoughts that she could not control...

• New kids’ book brings Oklahoma history to life

  EDMOND, Okla. – How cool would it be to learn the house you grew up in had an incredible history? Young readers find out in “The Camera Shop Kid,” the...

• New book shares how author defeated addiction

  COLUMBUS, Ga. – Forty years after proudly smoking his first cigarette, Georgia author Ernest J. Philson says he was no longer proud; he was addicted. As he...

• New book prepares church for post-postmodernism

  MILL VALLEY, Calif. – Books on the topic of postmodernism proliferate as Christians struggle to find their place and make a stand within the postmodern...

• ‘The Cowboy Call: Living for Jesus in the Western World’

  WEATHERFORD, Okla. – For decades, rodeo cowboys had the reputation of being beer-drinking, woman-chasing, barroom-brawling hoodlums—a reputation many...

• Ill. author shares family’s inspirational story

  ROSCOE, Ill. – In her inspirational new book, “God Can Make Lemonade out of Life's Lemons,” Illinois author Cecelia Miles shares what happened...

• ‘e-KidZ’ fight to make web safer in new novel

  LONDON – This week marks the release of “e-KidZ in Cyberspace,” the timely new novel from London author Alan Springer.

• Oklahoma author releases intriguing mystery novel

  OKTAHA, Okla. – This week, Oklahoma author Joseph Pusch celebrates the nationwide release of his latest book, “Morgan's Curse.”

• Bowling Green author shares story to inspire readers

  BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Kentucky author Horace H. Duff was the son of a tenant farmer struggling to overcome the restraints of extreme poverty. The first in...

• 101 women offer perspective on marriage in new book

  CONCORD, Calif. – In her new book, “Just Ask My Husband: 101 Women’s Perspectives on How to Keep Your Marriage Peaceful, Interesting, Sexy, and...

• New book encourages readers to examine motives

  RADCLIFF, Ky. – For individuals who have been faithfully tithing and serving in church and yet still can see no obvious blessings, Kentucky author Darla...

• Local elementary teacher releases charming kids’ book

  CARBONDALE, Ill. – This week, Illinois author and elementary school teacher B. Davis celebrates the nationwide release of his new children’s book,...

• New book presents Christian topics for ministers in training

  NORTH LAUDERDALE, Fla. – In their new book, “The Revealing Truth of Christ: The Pathway to Mentorship for Ministers in Training,” authors Ambassador...

• Local Christian rock band releases album with TMG

  NEWTON, N.C. – National independent record label Tate Music Group announces the album release of Downpor, a Christian rock band based in Newton, North...

• New book addresses homosexuality and the Church

  TECUMSEH, Okla. – At an early age, Oklahoma author Vanessa Headrick realized she was different. Born into a Christian home and taught the Word of God,...

• New short story collection celebrates everyday life

  RICHMOND, Ind. – In her new book, “Who Are Those People and Why Did I Wave to Them?” Indiana author Rebecca Wambo Cooper explores this question and...

• New book shares author’s journey with postpartum depression

  CHESTER, Calif. – Upon becoming a mother, California author Melissa White began experiencing very disturbing thoughts, thoughts that she could not control...

• New kids’ book brings Oklahoma history to life

  EDMOND, Okla. – How cool would it be to learn the house you grew up in had an incredible history? Young readers find out in “The Camera Shop Kid,” the...

• New book details NC author’s yearlong mission

  HICKORY, N.C. – It was one o'clock in the morning when North Carolina author Maxie L. Hellmann was suddenly awakened to pray. She says with the...

• New book shares how author defeated addiction

  COLUMBUS, Ga. – Forty years after proudly smoking his first cigarette, Georgia author Ernest J. Philson says he was no longer proud; he was addicted. As he...

• Grand Junction author releases delightful kids’ book

  GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – In her playful and educational new story, “It's Nice To Be Nice,” Grand Junction author Debra K. Isakson teaches children...

• ‘The Cowboy Call: Living for Jesus in the Western World’

  WEATHERFORD, Okla. – For decades, rodeo cowboys had the reputation of being beer-drinking, woman-chasing, barroom-brawling hoodlums—a reputation many...

• Ill. author shares family’s inspirational story

  ROSCOE, Ill. – In her inspirational new book, “God Can Make Lemonade out of Life's Lemons,” Illinois author Cecelia Miles shares what happened...

• ‘e-KidZ’ fight to make web safer in new novel

  LONDON – This week marks the release of “e-KidZ in Cyberspace,” the timely new novel from London author Alan Springer.

• New children’s book finds beauty in spring

  TULSA, Okla. – To Tulsa author and teacher Reta Fritchman, spring is the perfect season to inspire imagination, with its vivid colors and animal sounds...

• New memoir shares author’s journey with autism

  OLYMPIA, Wash. – In her inspirational new book, “The Disregarded Child,” Olympia author Tia Marie details life with highly functioning autism, a...

• New kids’ book emphasizes importance of telling

  SPANISH FORK, Utah – In her new children’s book, “Why Oh Why Did I Tell a Lie?” Spanish Fork author Sharlene Christensen delivers a valuable lesson...

• Jenks author releases inspirational guide to success

  JENKS, Okla. – For anyone overdue for a life-changing makeover, Oklahoma author Segun Olusola presents principles and steps to bring about positive change...

• New book ties life scenarios with biblical concepts

  MARION, Ill. – In her new book releasing nationwide this month, “Silver Linings,” Illinois author Ruth Teal takes experiences from her life and...

• New novel explores relevant teen issues

  WAIANAE, Hawaii – This week, Hawaiian author Tamiko Sequin celebrates the nationwide release of her new novel, “The Potato Chip Club.”

• New book debunks Bible stories for readers

  BRYAN, Texas – For those who feel the language of the Bible is too confusing, author Sharon Burton brings understanding in her new book releasing...

• Ponca City author shares ‘Snapshots of Grace’ in new book

  PONCA CITY, Okla. – Many have experienced strange coincidences or random occurrences of luck, but Ponca City author Patty Curl says these moments are so...

• New kids’ book helps parents introduce important dialogue

  CHARLES CITY, Iowa – In her latest release, “Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down,” Iowa author Joyce Holton Crawford provides an excellent opportunity for...

• Oklahoma author releases page-turning novel

  MEEKER, Okla. – In “Twenty-nine Years from Home,” the page-turning new novel from Oklahoma author Jim N. Elledge, four middle-aged men are transported...

• New book details Va. author’s ‘Study of God's Technology’

  GLEN ALLEN, Va. – In his new book, “Look to the Skies: A Study of God's Technology,” Virginia author James D. McCall Jr. examines some of the most...

• New Book Combs Bible for End Times Details

  SARASOTA, Fla. – In their latest book, “When Evil Reigns,” Sarasota authors John and Katherine Ford take readers on a journey to Armageddon and name...

• ‘Economic Armageddon: Is It Inevitable or Can We Avoid It?”

  CANYON LAKE, Texas – In his new book, “Economic Armageddon—Is It Inevitable or Can We Avoid It?” Texas author John C. Welch takes a commonsense...

• Durant author looks to nation’s past for answers

  DURANT, Okla. – In his new book releasing nationwide this month, “Magic Cards,” Durant author James Ballard suggests that to understand why today’s...

• New book shares ‘Musings of a Spiritually Challenged Redneck’

  CIBOLO, Texas – Even seasoned pastor Glenn Berry knows what it's like to struggle with questions of faith. In his new book releasing nationwide this...

• ‘The Kingdom’s Economy: A Guide to Proper Giving’

  LAFAYETTE, La. – Due to his own frustrations as a pastor, Louisiana author Francis P. Martin began an extensive scriptural study, looking for an answer to...

• New book examines Ten Commandments’ relevance today

  NEW CUMBERLAND, Pa. – Moses received God's Ten Commandments atop a mountain, and ever since they've served as the moral and spiritual foundation...

• New kids’ book shares ‘Girl’s Adventures with ADD’

  YARDLEY, Pa. – This week, Pennsylvania mother-daughter team Winifred Doyle and Deborah Summer celebrate the nationwide release of their new children’s...

• New kids’ book explores what happens after dark at the zoo

  OKLAHOMA CITY – In “Do Lions Wear Pajamas?” the latest book from Oklahoma City author Cheryl Steele, Ph.D., young readers learn what happens after dark...

• Local minister releases compelling inspirational fiction

  BIG LAKE, Texas – This week, local minister Buddy Helms releases his second book, a compelling novel titled “Mike's New Reality: An Adventure in...

• Longtime Educators Convey Powerful Message in New Kids’ Book

  In their new children’s book, “Adelia's Last Name,” veteran educators Marilyn Davis and Roxie McBride, Ed.D. present a powerful message to young...

• New Bible Study Examines God through His Names

  Most parents search baby name books and the Internet for name ideas—yet ancient names carried even more significance. God's names answer to...