Celtic Cat Publishing 2654 Wild Fern Lane Knoxville TN  37931 Phone:  865-693-7678 Email:  celtic01@comcast.net Excellence in Independent Publishing: 2003: Independent Publisher Book Award for Poetry 2003: Benjamin Franklin Award for Poetry/Literary Criticism Excellence in Poetry: Appalachian Writers Association Book of the Year: Ebbing & Flowing Springs by Jeff Daniel Marion * * * * * Copyright (c) 2000-2009 Iosifina All rights reserved. About Celtic Cat Publishing Updated May 2, 2013 Sign up for our Email Newsletter For Email Marketing you can trust

An independent publisher founded in 1995 Publishing emerging and established authors Author-autographed copies available Order online today! Free shipping & handling on orders $25 and above! Catalogue Publisher Guidelines Contact Us Great Gift for Your Family and Friends! "We live in a little cabin beside the Great Smoky Mountains. I love to visit my friends in the National Park. There are bees and birds, butterflies and bears, fish and flowers. I love to meet hikers - they're always so nice to me and protect me from those pesky Park Rangers. My friends, Ryan Webb and Sharon Poole, have written a children's book about my adventures, although Bill says it's really a story for everyone. The book should be available in June and my publisher, Celtic Cat, will ship it free for all orders received prior to June 1, 2013. I can't believe they have a CAT for a logo! Brrr! The book is beautifully illustrated by Ryan and can be ordered from the catalogue for only $12. I hope I can become your friend, too. Sincerely, Buddy   Celtic Cat Publishing releases Arthur J. Stewart's latest book The Ghost in the Word: Poems. Not long after a biopsy confirmed that Stewart had cancer, he underwent treatment by brachytherapy. He writes: "In the process of deciding upon the need for the biopsy, and in deciding upon the need for treatment following the biopsy, and in selecting the type of treatment after the results of the biopsy returned, I found unmitigated ambiguity aplenty. This ambiguity fused firmly with my anxiety and permeated into my writing. Cancer is scary. It also can push an individual to think hard about scientific things such as physiology, genetics, medical technologies, risk assessment, and statistics. For these reasons, I distributed throughout this book a dozen poems that I wrote dealing with my situation. This personal thread is one of several "ghosts" deliberately woven through this collection."   About Celtic Cat Publishing  |  Catalogue | Publisher Guidelines  |  Contact Celtic Cat   | Home