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World Enough and Time by Fred Carlisle
A Record of a Life Well-Lived in World Enough and Time
Kid America by C.M. Worthman
Author’s Debut YA Novel Addresses Urban Adolescence, Rural Living, and Breaking the Cycle of Dysfunction
The Wide Range of Human Potential by Gilbert G. Nichols
Beyond the Archives: An Ethnographic Look at Our Past
Finding the Path from Paranormal to Publisher
After years of writing and self-publishing, Gail Galotta discovered that her strongest work deserved professional support. Learn how partnering with a hybrid publisher helped her refine her craft, navigate book marketing with confidence, and bring her supernatural stories to a wider audience.
Fortunate Son, A Noble Sin—Bridgeman’s Emma Noble Series Are Heart-Pounding Thrillers
Andrew Bridgeman's debut political thriller became an award winner, launching a successful fiction career and a growing readership. Explore how hybrid publishing gave him creative control, helped him build a loyal audience, and set the stage for an expanding thriller series.
Shifting Focus from Professional Career to Fiction Writing
Stacy Windahl spent years writing professionally before pursuing her dream of fiction. Read how she chose hybrid publishing, found success with a Mackinac Island novel, and built momentum through local partnerships, reader engagement, and a growing author platform.
Outdoorsman to Orator
After years of self-publishing, Dan Ellens partnered with Mission Point Press to bring his novel *Forest Legend* to a wider audience. Discover how he embraced marketing, connected with bookstores and libraries, and turned authentic storytelling into growing book sales and speaking opportunities.
“Sudden Quiet” Trilogy Takes Off with Funding Support
Joshua Veith transformed a passion project into an award-winning fiction trilogy by combining disciplined writing, professional publishing, and a successful crowdfunding campaign. Learn how he funded his books, built an author brand, and shares practical Kickstarter strategies for other independent authors.
The 45th Parallel by David F. Paxton
Scientific Ambition Meets Storytelling in David F. Paxton’s Contemporary Fiction Debut, The 45th Parallel
The South China Sea War by Frederick M. Banker
Frederick Banker Proves Peace Is Possible in Debut Book, The South China Sea War
The Geometree by Kelly Darke
The Geometree: New Children's Book Rooted in Mathematics and Nature
Car Seat Conversations by Jon Woolley
Real Life Comes with Love and Plenty of Laughs in Debut Author Jon Woolley’s New Essay Collection, Car Seat Conversations
Mission Point Press Year-End Gift Guide
A curated selection of this year’s Mission Point Press titles—organized by genre—to help readers discover meaningful, memorable books to gift (and enjoy) this holiday season, alongside reflections from our president on a year of growth and gratitude.
Doug Weaver, Co-Founder of Mission Point Press, Joins the Library of Michigan Foundation Board of Directors
Doug Weaver, Co-Founder of Mission Point Press, Joins the Library of Michigan Foundation Board of Directors
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