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Steven Manchester
Steven Manchester is the author of the #1 bestsellers, Twelve Months and The Rockin' Chair. He is also the author of the award-winning novel, Goodnight, Brian, as well as the critically-acclaimed novel, Pressed Pennies, A Christmas Wish (Kindle exclusive), Wilbur Avenue (novella), Just in Time (novella), The Thursday Night Club (novella, released November 2014) and Gooseberry Island (novel, released January 2015). His work has appeared on NBC's Today Show, CBS's The Early Show, CNN's American Morning and BET's Nightly News. Three of Steven's short stories were selected "101 Best" for Chicken Soup for the Soul series. When not spending time with his beautiful wife, Paula, or their four children, this Massachusetts author is promoting his works or writing.
Genres: Literary Fiction
Novels
Jacob Evans (2002)
Pressed Pennies (2006)
Twelve Months (2012)
Goodnight, Brian (2012)
The Rockin' Chair (2013)
Gooseberry Island (2015)
The Changing Season (2015)
Ashes (2017)
Three Shoeboxes (2018)
The Menu (2020)
Dad (2021)
Pressed Pennies (2006)
Twelve Months (2012)
Goodnight, Brian (2012)
The Rockin' Chair (2013)
Gooseberry Island (2015)
The Changing Season (2015)
Ashes (2017)
Three Shoeboxes (2018)
The Menu (2020)
Dad (2021)
Collections
Still (poems) (2004)
Whispers of Inspiration (poems) (2007)
Higher and Other Poems of Faith (poems) (2020)
The Hallo-Tween Tales (2022)
Holiday Traditions (2022)
Whispers of Inspiration (poems) (2007)
Higher and Other Poems of Faith (poems) (2020)
The Hallo-Tween Tales (2022)
Holiday Traditions (2022)
Novellas and Short Stories
Picture Books show
Non fiction show
Steven Manchester recommends
The Fourth Gunman (2018)
(Jack Bertolino, book 4)
John Lansing
"Hands-down, John Lansing is one of the top thriller writers in the business today, and Jack Bertolino is amongst the strongest fictional characters you’ll ever meet. If you’re comfortable sitting on the edge of your seat, flipping through one page after the next deep into the night, then The Fourth Gunman is right up your dark alley."
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