Derek O’Gorman’s second volume of short stories, And On The Third Day, explores the intricate ironies of fate, the human condition, and the complexities of individuals and their sense of belonging. The narrative introduces a diverse cast of characters, each facing the challenges of everyday life or extraordinary circumstances.
The book encourages readers to build supportive relationships, forgive past hurts, and live impactful lives. By integrating spiritual teachings with actionable advice, it aims to empower individuals to rise above adversity and fulfill their potential.
We are proud to announce the six winners of the third annual Riversong Short Story Contest. This year, we had 42 entries, mostly short stories but also a large number of poems. Volume forthcoming!
Songs of Going South whisk the reader away on a voyage with startling impressions of landscapes, storms, battles, and animals. Each poem is an arrested moment in an imaginary journey across North America. COMING THIS FALL
Uncover the remarkable story of Stephen A. Ragsdale, better known as “Desert Steve,” in Nuff Sed: A Novel of Desert Steve by Markus McDowell. This engaging historical fiction novel chronicles the life of a pioneering spirit who transformed the harsh California desert into a thriving community, leaving an indelible mark on the region’s history.
Coming this Fall: Arise! Get up and Get Going, a motivational book designed to help readers overcome personal and psychological challenges through faith-based guidance. By integrating spiritual teachings with actionable advice, it aims to empower individuals to rise above adversity and fulfill their potential. From Keledei Publications.
PREORDER: Book 2 of the Fog Lake City series, SCATTERED: A NOVEL, by Katherine Khaperska. The further adventures of Scar and his canine friends. Available Dec 1, 2024.
A new collection of stories from Derek O’Gorman, featuring ntricate ironies of fate, the human condition, and the complexities of individuals and their sense of belonging. Coming this fall.
Uncover the remarkable story of Stephen A. Ragsdale, better known as “Desert Steve,” in Nuff Sed: A Novel of Desert Steve by Markus McDowell. This engaging historical fiction novel chronicles the life of a pioneering spirit who transformed the harsh California desert into a thriving community, leaving an indelible mark on the region’s history.
What do the words and actions of some churchgoers bring to the minds of average, unchurched people? What do people tell pollsters about America’s Christians, how would they label them? For some, it has not been “Christlike.” Why aren’t Christians more like Jesus? Church history suggests how it happened, the Bible answers why, and the basic teachings of Jesus provide the solution.