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https://hubforpodcasting.com No matter how ambitious one might be, there’s a limit to what a small company can achieve on its own. With the majority of the market dominated by giants, it’s more important than ever for independent businesses to stick together. Networking. Teamwork. Safety in numbers. Call it what you like, it’s key to thriving and surviving in the current environment. Warner House Press is no exception. We owe most of our business to word

In this in-depth review, Reverend Ron Minor delves into the psychological aspects of Elizabeth Isola’s encouraging work Jamie, recently re-published by Warner House Press. A shorter version of this review appeared on Amazon. Used by permission. Warning: This review contains spoilers. The Review This book gives amazing insight into the life of a young girl who suffered through years of sexual abuse at the hands of a respected medical doctor who kept her in social

We are proud to announce our first children’s book, Mabel & Erda: How Mabel Louise Met Erda the ‘Squatch and Became Best Friends. Mabel Louise is an exceptional young lady and skilled adventurer. One day, she runs into something really unexpected: A Sasquatch! But Mabel’s kind heart leads the two unlikely girls to become friends. This colorful, heart-warming tale, told and illustrated by Bonnie L. Ferguson, captures a spirit of adventure and friendship that is

Self-publishing is within the reach of most authors, but what do you miss when achieving your dream solo? This past week, we had the pleasure of sitting around a dining room table with a superb author and her long-time friend, who is an author in her own right. Ideas flowed, insights were traded, and something magical was accomplished: we each grew as people, and as Christians, gaining in our understanding of each other and the

Working as a professional editor for Warner House Press has been an educational and sometimes challenging experience. No longer can I simply rely on “my gut” for how things should be spelled, syntax arranged, or grammar applied. It seemed prudent to have an objective standard we could fall back on in cases of uncertainty, so we chose the Chicago Manual of Style, which is geared specifically toward editing and publishing. I soon found, however, that