Camel
Press has acquired Joyce Zeller’s novel Love in a Small Town!
Love
in a Small Town (published by Camel Press, release 2015)
When Chicagoan, David Martin, moves to Eureka
Springs with his step-daughter, he is escaping urban America and all its
violence as well as memories of his deceased wife. A marriage of convenience
ended in tragedy and left him to raise a fifteen-year-old daughter whom he has
only known for two years. Both father and daughter are testing foreign waters:
new home, school and work. Neither expected it, but where there is a will,
there is love in a small town.
A novel that addresses adult, parental and teenage
issues, along with all their nuances, bullying, abuse, and adapting to a whole
new life, Zeller touches the hearts of all, especially those of us who thought they
would never experience unconditional love..
From the time she learned
to read, Joyce Zeller has envisioned being a famous author. From her eighth
grade English teacher Kathryn Buckwalter, and her favorite saying, accompanied
by a pounding fist on her desk, “There is no such thing in the English language
as a synonym!” to the editor at the first magazine she worked for, Cliff
Thorbahn, a grizzled veteran war correspondent from WWII, and a friend of Ernie
Pyle, who insisted that if she was going to be a writer she should be able to
give him 250 words on anything in fifteen minutes, (His mantra was: “It isn’t
what you know but how fast you can find out.”) she has had mentors and guides
along the literary path.
She has written for a magazine, a cooking column for a chain of
suburban newspapers north of Chicago, served in the United States Army, is a
professional perfumer (School of Perfumery, London, England) and an
aromatherapist; making custom fragrances in her store and created Arkansas
Sesquicentennial Fragrance, Mountain Air, since she retired. She has
written five books and published two, The Hidden History of Eureka
Springs, non-fiction history, and Accidental Alien, a
science fiction, both available on Amazon, and her short story “Love is a Seed”
is featured in Embrace: A Romance Collection, (2012 Goldmine
Press). Her latest achievement was getting elected as Alderman to the Eureka
Springs City Council. Her latest novel, Maddie’s Choice (Camel
Press, 2013) is a romance with her favorite theme, ‘that being human is a
lonely business, but for everyone there is somebody to love.’ It’s a matter of
finding them. There will always be kids and animals in her books, and always,
humor, “because life without humor is unthinkable.” www.joycezeller.com http://joycezeller.blogspot.com
Catherine Treadgold, Publisher
Camel Press, PO Box 70515, Seattle, WA 98127
206-414-7673, 206-260-0109 (fax)
catherine@camelpress.com
Camel Press, PO Box 70515, Seattle, WA 98127
206-414-7673, 206-260-0109 (fax)
catherine@camelpress.com
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