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Announcing Polestar Press, the Academic Imprint from Belanger Books, The Conan Doyle Review is Now Accepting Submissions, Current Kickstarter Campaigns, and Free Sherlock Holmes and Solar Pons eBooks

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  Hi everyone, I have some exciting news! Belanger Books is proud to announce that we have an all new academic imprint. Polestar Press will focus on scholarly/academic peer reviewed writing. Some of our upcoming publications include: 1.  NON-TUBERCULOUS MYCOBACTERIA A MONOGRAPH FOR PROVIDERS, PATIENTS, AND RESEARCHERS This monograph from Dr. Ed Chan is written  to help patients living with Nontuberculous Mycobacterial (NTM) disease understand the illness and its treatment. The monograph is currently on the NTM Physicians website and will soon be in a printed edition published by Polestar Press. 2. GROUNDSWELL  This literary fiction crime drama from Dr. Eric Fritz, Professor & Chair Peace and Justice Studies at Regis University, tells the story of Julian Braxton, a high-profile attorney who left his career over his principles and resettled with his wife, Parvati, for a fresh start in New Zealand where he spends his time surfing and establishing his private investi...

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS to upcoming Belanger Books Sherlock Holmes and Solar Pons Publications PLUS Our Current Kickstarter Projects AND FREE Sherlock Holmes and Solar Pons eBooks

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Hi everyone, It's been a while since I've posted to the blog page, and I want to start bringing it back at more regular intervals t update you on our Kickstarter campaigns, latest books and, of course, to offer you FREE eBooks. This entry has listings on our current call for submissions, our latest Kickstarter projects, and two free eBooks (one Sherock Holmes and one Solar Pons). Let's get to it! CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR UPCOMING BELANGER BOOKS ANTHOLOGIES! The Denarian Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Edited by Thaddeus Tuffentsamer In a few adventures, such as t he ‘ Gloria Scott ’, and The Musgrave Ritual, Holmes recounted to Watson a couple of adventures that he’d had before they met. They were just two, but the young Holmes had many, many more adventures.  What had Holmes experienced years, or even more than a decade before he lived in Baker Street with Dr. Watson? What adventures had Holmes had as a boy and young man that shaped the person he’d become? Where did he learn...