April 18, 2025

7 thoughts on “Whiskey Creek Press

  1. As a journalist/columnist/author of some globally-acclaimed books, I would like to get my children’s story

    ‘Once Upon A Time’ published. It is an animal based children’s story. Only 65 stories. Manuscript is ready. I don’t like

    self-publishing/ package scheme anyway. My forthcoming book ‘Middle East– In a missing link’ is coming soon within

    a month. pl. reply

    Dr. Biplab K. Mazumdar

  2. I am developing an r rated joke book entitled “Americas Best Books”. The first joke is The Golden Stream by I. P. Freely. I intend to have about 100 pages of such things. I can send a sample.

  3. Whiskey Creek Press

    My name is Charlie Barnett I write western novels . I am a member of Western Writers of America. I now have three novels on Kindle, I also have self published novels on my website:
    http://www.gateswoodbooks.com I have finished a novel that is quite lengthy I’m looking to get published by a well known publisher as Whiskey Creek Press if possible. I love your website and have read most of your western authors.
    My novel “ Run Johnny Run,” is quite long, a tad over hundred thousand words, it is on disc in Microsoft Word. It has been professional edited and finished. In 1876 in southern Montana a log cabin was burned down by the by the Lakota, Cheyenne Indians the only survivor was a 11 year-old boy Johnny Herein.
    I personally think will be a good read for the entire family, there is no vulgar language or text to embarrass mom or dad if Jr. gets hold of the novel. I am a cow boy from South Alabama and love to write.
    Do let me send you this manuscript for your approval.
    Phone: 251 931-0102
    e mail: charlie@gateswoodbooks.com

  4. The three Java Adventure books I have self published have generated a local following in South Florida since the stories focus on a Key Largo man who lives on his sailboat in Blackwater Sound and can’t seem to stay out of trouble.
    Through this trilogy he has found himself driving a laundry truck where he is being used as a “mule” transporting cocaine, (Java) finds and marries a beautiful Greek woman named Sophia, helps his best friend spring a lady from a mental institution, fought escaped convicts, sailed the Caribbean, attacked by Haitian pirates (Crazy Love) and, finally, caught up in a fight to save endangered Woodrats in a wildlife refuge.
    The current adventure finds Java flying to Colombia with his crazy cousin to transport thirteen bales of marijuana back to Florida. It is based on a true story. Each book finds the main character –Java — learning more about himself and how to navigate the treacherous waters of his life. The setting is vividly real life in Key Largo.

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