Dorrance Publishing: 770 books

Sometimes a Hero By: John Jacobson They come from around the world each year, over 1,800 firefighters, to race up 69 floors of the Columbia Center in Seattle. Carrying over fifty pounds of firefighting gear and breathing only the air they carry on their backs. Some race for the...

Psycho Chicken or the Day the Chicken CluckedBy: Sante Centofani What would it take for a domestic farm animal to turn savage? Humans have been consuming meat for centuries. It’s the circle of life. But have we ever considered the other side of the story? Psycho Chicken or The Day the Chicken...

Huntin’ with Gus by Larry A. Clifford Sr.   Told as a collection of childhood stories, Huntin’ with Gus reflects on the lessons learned through one boy’s journey to manhood. Hunting, fishing, and nature experiences result in morals and life lessons learned, and all...

Victorious Blessings from God By: Rev. Tommy Madden Victorious Blessings from God is a memoir spanning the life of Rev. Tommy Madden, his family, and friends. By sharing his own life experiences, Rev. Madden illustrates the way God interacts and influences our everyday lives, and encourages readers to pursue a personal relationship with God and Jesus Christ, Who died for our sins.

Tap by Robin Cochran Quarles   The poems presented in Tap are stand-alone works.  In this collection there is a creative span of 30 years.  This body of work covers elements of humor, despair, and resilience.  The seeming brevity of the work asks for more....

Catharsis: A Poetic Purge by Robert Wood   Catharsis: A Poetic Purge is just that: a cathartic purging of emotions through poetry.  The poems themselves utilize unique and creative methods to convey their meaning, such as stream of consciousness or internal conversations...

Love, Lust, and the Inbetween By: MizzGee The theme of this book is love and the struggles that come with it. Within these thirty-four poems, you’ll find heartache, lust, loss, sensuality, and joy. MizzGee’s poetry drips with emotion and pounds across the page like heartbeats, rhythmic...

Collection of Poetry By: Jacob Mashburn Jacob Mashburn’s Collection of Poetry draws inspiration from author’s personal experiences and struggles with OCD and depression. The lines of his freshman poetic collection touch upon the rawness of the darkest and most difficult times in life. The...

Tears, Trials, & TriumphsBy: Wendy Bangura A Little GirlA Beloved DaddyAn Unimaginable Tragedy This compelling, true-life story of the effects of the Sierra Leone Civil war relates the personal experiences suffered by Wendy Bangura and her family. Through a horrific and sudden loss that...

The Twisted CorridorsBy: Elliam Moses Mulenga Oris is a humble civil servant who rises through the ranks. Later, he finds himself engrossed in deals and illicit mandrax drugs sourced from India through Zambia whose main market is South African townships in exchange for money and smuggled vehicles....

Man Code By: Brian C. Webb Man Code: A Guide for the Betterment of Men, by Brian C. Webb, is a non-fiction work written in order to help men with faith, honor, struggle, and triumph. This work draws heavily on the author’s own personal tribulations as a man who lived a life of excess before...

The Forgotten Soldiers by Elliam Moses Mulenga   The Forgotten Soldiers gives information about African Soldiers who served with the British Army in the Second World War, the King’s African Rifles (KAR), whose regional Headquarters was in Nairobi, Kenya. The forces fought...

America’s Moral Compass in Need of Calibration by Don Westbrock   America’s Moral Compass in Need of Calibration is a collection of thoughts from a concerned citizen. Which direction is this country headed in and are we, as a nation, prepared for it? The consequences...

Confessions of a White American Female By: Bobbie Green Sometimes it may seem there is such a divide in America today. Issues such as religion in politics, abortion—even simple manners have changed over the years. Author Bobbie Green never thought she would see Americans who think...