Watch for these
Forthcoming Books from
Cascadia Publishing House LLC
(Arranged roughly in order of expected release date)

Books are slated for release in 2010 and beyond, as noted. Any books marked DSB are released by Cascadia Publishing House LLC under the DreamSeeker Books imprint. Titles and times are tentative and may change before publication.

Rethinking Religion: Beyond Scientism, Theism, And Philosophic Doubt, Alan Soffin (2010).

This Crowded Night, stories by Elrena Evans (DSB, 2010).

Third-Way Theology: Christian Witness in a Post-Christian Empire (working title), Tripp York (2010).

The Jesus Factor in Peacemaking, C. Norman Kraus (2011).

Roots and Branches: A Narrative History of the Amish and Mennonites in the Southeast United States, 1892-1992, volume 2, Branches, Martin W. Lehman (2011).

Sticking Point, a novel by Shirley Kurtz (DSB, 2011).

Jesus Loves Women: A Memoir of Sexuality and Spirit, Tricia Gates Brown (DSB, 2011).

How Trees Must Feel, poems by Chris Longenecker (DSB, 2011).

The "Ideal" Couple: The Shadow Side of a Marriage, Marilyn and Carl Wolgemuth (DSB, 2011).

Present Tense: A Mennonite Spirituality, Gordon Houser (2011).

A Table of Sharing: Mennonite Central Committee and the Expanding Networks of Mennonite Identity, ed. Alain Epp Weaver (2011). Over more than ninety years, MCC , the relief, development, and peacebuilding agency of Mennonite and Brethren in Christ churches in Canada and the United States, has been both a product and a producer of Mennonite identity. MCC arose and has been sustained through inter-Mennonite cooper ation, while MCC has also served as a catalyst for expanding the networks of Mennonite identity. In this volume, over twenty leading scholars explore how MCC has contributed, to borrow a phrase for the renowned historian of nationalism, Benedict Anderson, to the "imagined communities" of Mennnonite Peoplehood.

The Apple Speaks, pems by Becca J. R. Lachman (DSB, 2012).

What's in the Blood, poems by Cheryl Denise (DSB 2012).

Many other volumes are in earlier stages of development. As they reach the stage of formal production, they too will be added to this list, providing a preview of forthcoming books four-24 months ahead of publication.

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