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BJC has an amazing array of published authors right in our midst.  

Show your support for our BJC authors! These authors will donate $5 to BJC for every book purchased.

All published authors who are BJC members are invited to share information about their books. BJC reserves the right to select books that reflect the spirit and mission of BJC. 

Marty Ganzglass Z"L

Marty Ganzglass, well known for his historical novels about the American Revolution, released Goats and other Stories, 10 short stories of unusual viewpoints: the perfect crime with a twist, a college student returns home due to the pandemic and reacts to the Black Lives Matter movement, an aging Italian living out his years in Somalia, a publisher dealing with a college classmate who believes he has written the greatest novel since Harry Potter, and others. 

The Penal Code of Somali Democratic Republic 

Somalia-Short Fiction 

Goats and Other Stories

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Diane Horn

Diane Horn, R.D.H. , C.H.H.C, and Certified Wellness Coach, published 7 Simple Ways to Rediscover Your Wow Factor, a guide for women over 50 who want to enter the second half of their life with purpose, passion, and play. This book will show you how not to let age define you and how to avoid feeling small and invisible. It's about rediscovering your best and reinventing the rest!

7 Simple Ways to Rediscover Your WOW Factor

Karen Levi

Karen Levi’s most recent book, A Smile That Lasts Forever, examines the difficult questions her grandparents faced as they left a well-established life in Germany, helped other family members escape from certain death, and how those traumas affected them and the next generations in a new country.

A Smile that Lasts Forever

Love and Luck: A Young Woman's Journey from Berlin to Shanghai to San Francisco

A Glass Shattered

Karen Levy

Karen Levy’s first book, Lulu Lamby, is the enchanting, illustrated children’s story of Sam and that special stuffed friend, Lulu Lamby, who often gets left behind. The book was reviewed by Kirkus Reviews in January 2021, and it was called “a relatable tale about comfort items for young readers." BJC Past-president, Shoshanah Drake, has developed music education curriculum materials using the book.

Lulu Lamby

Fritz Gluckstein Z"L

In a series of vignettes, Fritz Gluckstein (Z”L) paints a picture of life lived openly as a Jew in Berlin during the Holocaust.  The architects of the Final Solution never reached a decision about what to do with the Jewish spouses and offspring of good Germans.  As a result, although they were never deported, families like his were subject to all the discriminatory laws imposed on the Jews under Nazi control including the wearing of the Yellow Star, confiscation of property, and slave labor.  As a survivor volunteer at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum for more than 25 years, Fritz took part in a writing workshop designed to help survivors commit their experiences to paper.  The result is this short, highly readable book.  All profits from the book are donated directly to the Museum, but Fritz’s widow, Maran, will make the $5 author’s donation to BJC if you let her know that you have purchased the book.  You can reach her at marangluckstein@gmail.com.  She would also love to know your thoughts on the book!

Fritz's remarkable story can be bought here.

Tue, March 19 2024 9 Adar II 5784