Jesus Lives in Trenton is the exhilarating story of tabloid photojournalist Boot Means. He's discovered big trouble in Trenton, but the trouble gives him a chance to erase his impoverished roots as an orphan and launch into fame. Set in the desperate urban landscape of Trenton, New Jersey, this mainstream social satire delves into the heady world of TV evangelism and the seamy underworld of cult organizations.

Jesus Lives in Trenton

Klim, Christopher

Literature & Fiction

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Writers Notes Magazine delivers an eclectic mix of contemporary fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and interviews by new and veteran authors. Issue #1 includes bestselling author Robert Gover and rising talent Christopher Klim (cult author of Everything Burns, Jesus Lives in Trenton), interviews with Glimmer Train Magazine and BookCrazy Radio, and more.

Writers Notes Magazine: Issue 1

STEPHEN DONALDSON

Ann Garvey

Robert Gover

Jerry Conroy

Contemporary

A college sophomore spends a weekend with a pretty 14-year-old black prostitute under the manly misapprehension that she has invited him because she finds him irrresistable. Outraged when her guest resists payment, Kitten steals her rightful $100 fee, and the hijinks begins. Includes an all new introduction from the author.

One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding

Gover, Robert

Contemporary stories, essays, poetry, interviews, and visual arts, edited by award-winning author Christopher Klim, including an exclusive interview with National Book Award winner Tim O'Brien, and contributions by Shelly Culbertson, Margo Dill, Stephen Donaldson, Frank Finale, C. Duane Hague, Tom Jenkins, Nina Lavander, Joe Quinn, Jason Rice, Matt Ryan, Dale T. Stuckey, Victor Walsh, and Lou Wollin, and graphics by Rich Hedden.

Writers Notes Magazine: Issue 3

In Christopher Klim's follow-up to the acclaimed Jesus Lives in Trenton, photojournalist Boot Means tracks a serial arsonist across Texas. Someone is setting the buildings aflame and burning innocent children, and Boot Means must uncover the answer. With the author's trademark city grit and striking scenarios, Everything Burns delves into the psyche of a true pyromaniac for Klim's most suspenseful story yet.

Everything Burns

Contemporary stories, essays, interviews, poetry, and visual arts. Edited by award-winning writer and journalist Christopher Klim, author of Everything Burns, Jesus Lives in Trenton, and Write to Publish.

Writers Notes Magazine: Issue #2

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Can the planets predict economic conditions? In Time and Money, best-selling author Robert Gover links the planets to major economic turning points in US history, going back to Columbus. Using planetary patterns that coincide with past economic hard times and social upheavals, Gover reveals why the 2000-teens are going to be the most horrendous decade in US history.

Time And Money: The Economy And The Planets

Business & Money

An award-winning author and writing mentor covers the craft of fiction and memoir, including practical techniques for reaching agents, editors, and ultimately readers. Through lesson and exercise, Klim maps the journey from writer to author. You won't find a more complete and concise tour of the craft on your bookshelf.

Write to Publish: Essentials for the Modern Fiction & Memoir Market

Lisa Rossi, a young Brooklyn police detective, is pitted against international jewel thieves, who, during the course of a spectacular heist in Manhattan, murder Lisa's partner. The trail begins in a New York strip club and spans across Europe, introducing Lisa to a French ski instructor and a more sophisticated lifestyle, while she eliminates the gang one by one. Trail of Vengeance is a classic tale of good and evil, racing downhill to the last page.

Trail of Vengeance

Quirk, Peter James

Literary

What is truth? The soul of good and evil is presented in two characters: a Nazi SS officer fleeing Germany right after the end of the war and the Catholic priest he encounters. The Nazi is a perpetrator of the holocaust, one who pulled the trigger and opened the valves.  Now a fugitive, he wants the Church to aide his escape to South America. The priest is a good man who believes in Church doctrine, but he is trapped in his little parish and yearns for privileges and denied indulgences. They strike a bargain, and in a test of wills, they find themselves on equal footing: fallible human beings who seek the essentials for their lives. Their paths cross toward corruption and forgiveness, defining their journey and ultimately their fate.

The Priest And the Nazi

LeConte, John

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