Inkwater Press: 51 books

Born and raised in poverty in a California lumberyard to Italian immigrant parents, Harry Merlo would eventually become Chief Executive Officer of forest products giant Louisiana-Pacific for over two decades, earning a reputation as one of American's most successful and innovative corporate leaders.

Philip Metcalfe has described his role as an author as that of a "painter who endows a lost world with the personality and the dailiness it once possessed." In Whispering Wires, Metcalfe tells the story of Roy Olmstead, one of the principal bootleggers in Prohibition-era Seattle, and the first major...

Lawrence, a fun loving baby boomer travels through life. Along the way, he recounts his experiences taking the reader along for an entertaining and thought provoking ride

See Robert run. See Robert take you behind the curtain of a violent game. See Robert, on his own, write the book of his life. See Robert run and break a metaphorical tackle...burst once again into the clear...and head for a literary touchdown. For everyone who has yearned to read the complete story of...

Communication at Work is a collection of short reflections written to help guide individuals through challenging situations at work and at home. Drawn from decades of experience coaching physicians, leaders and staff in the health care industry, Patti Lind provides practical, down-to-earth suggestions...

Most travel diaries fizzle. By day six of a big trip, people are struggling to recall what happened on days three, four, and five. They return home with mostly empty journals, or bland writing that fails to capture the full spirit of their journeys. Award-winning travel humorist Dave Fox comes to the...

A sinister and lustful secret hides beneath the walls of the Wales' mansion, a secret that has been concealed for centuries. Angelica Grace, a 16-year-old girl from Michigan, is forced to move from her home to the suburbs of Chicago. She loses everything and continues to suffer from the depression of...

In this insightful and evocative novel, Tanya J. Peterson delves deeply into the world of post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and schizophrenia.

Called invaluable and highly recommended by Library Journal, these best-selling relocation guidebooks in the USA feature in-depth neighborhood and community profiles, as well as chapters on getting settled, helpful services, childcare and education, transportation and more.

Don't email me if you want a supermodel. I'm twenty-two, divorced, and I have twins. I'm also overweight, unattractive, and have no education to speak of. I'm pretty much not going to bring anything to the table except the fact that I'm pretty nice and won't ask you to pay my bills. Here's my email address....

Who Do I Become When I Am No Longer Me? is a bittersweet collection of clinical stories dealing with human adaptation to illness, injury, aging, and death, drawn from the professional experiences of author Susanne Carlson. Whether it is the story of a little boy with terminal leukemia, or of a young...

Set in the unmatched natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, The Sparks Fly Upward chronicles the life of young Nate Miller as he enters into manhood and leaves the protection of his ancestral home in Idlewild. Caught in the tension between tradition and new thinking, and wrestling with his own demons,...

In 1956 an Egyptian spy, Ishmael al Mohammed, is determined to gain information which will reclaim the infant state of Israel for the displaced Palestinian Arabs, one of whom is his mother. While on a secret espionage mission posing as an Israeli, he falls passionately in love with an Israeli woman,...