Wooden Pants Publishing: 9 books

**From author Rosemary Bergstrom: ** "This little collection of work is organized around this old and nearly universal notion of the elements as I have experienced it. I hope you find in it something you can touch and taste, something that can warm and nourish you, a place you’ve been looking...

From author Richard Keller, founder of Wooden Pants Publishing: Coffee. Consumed by two people at a small table in a local cafe it leads to conversation. Sometimes the talk is hushed. Other times, thanks to multiple cups of coffee and perhaps a pastry, volume and animated descriptions increase....

Questions: so many questionsis the delightfully illustrated book that encourages readers young and old to delve for answers to their endless questions. It's an enjoyable quest for the individual seeker of answers or for a partnership of curious minds.

Words Left Behind: tales of a life gladly lived relates the author’s humorous encounters with famous and infamous folks, remembrances of picking grapes in a Rocky Mountain blizzard, a startling encounter with a puma, and a mysterious visit from a ghost dog.

Nancy L. (Nan) Reed’s second Dog-grr-el book offers readers glimpses into the world of the human and canine bond and provides thoughtful, gleeful, and interactive experiences. There are pups on the hunt and on the road, poems about how dogs help their owners, and a cadence to march to. For the individual...

***Dog-grr-el ***appeals to dog lovers of all ages. Delightful and caring poems and haiku are intermingled with songs to sing and a rhyme to march to. They feature cave-dwelling dogs, a canine coat of arms, howling hounds, and a tribute to the fire hydrant. This book is an excellent addition to any library and a great gift for dog lovers.

A year after she is elected mayor of a prosperous Colorado city, Gwen Marsh's career and life are fully on track, all according to plan. So why is she in such a slump emotionally and physically? New conflicts keep boiling over in city government, and her earlier allies no longer support her. She and...

Val Shakely is a list-maker. Daily routine. Check. Calm, quiet (but successful) business. Check. No drama. No excitement. Some might call it boring, but it’s precisely the way Val likes it. She loves her hometown of Cambria, nestled in the mountains of Colorado, and runs a fruitful PR firm. It's...

In the small east coast town of Springfield, there is a community that is more like a family. Five individuals,all on their own journeys, are forced to confront their pasts while re-examining their present values and priorities as their lives intertwine. Only then can they free themselves from the...