Center Street
Center Street publishes positive, affirming Nonfiction books in such categories as Motivation, Leadership, Sports, Health and Fitness, Autobiographies, and Current Events. It publishes Fiction in a broad range of categories for the general market. You can also visit us at centerstreet.com.
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Featured Books
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A Life That Matters is a fascinating and profoundly moving new book by a surgeon who has devoted his life to helping the world's most unfortunate children grow up with faces that allow them to know they are part of the human community-assured that they are ordinary in the very best way and fully capable of being loved. -
Katie Quinn, a world-famous actress, has been driven by a secret and the pressures of her fame to end her life. Sunday provides an alternate escape, a way to write herself a new life by helping her to fake her death. But Katie still must confront her past before she can find peace, and she'll need Sunday to leave his secluded home and travel to the French countryside to help her. -
Once Upon a Gypsy Moon presents a rare and much-needed point of view on the familiar spiritual-journey narrative. -
Living with three strong-willed, highly individual Dachshunds can be equal parts entertaining, frustrating and rewarding. Just ask Matt Ziselman. Hounded wraps universal insights in hot-dog-shaped packages, providing true dog lovers with many knowing nods, honest belly laughs and an accurate, warts-and-all reflection of the fascination, wonder and love that they have for their dogs. -
Third generation Texas Ranger Tyler Steele is the last of a dying breed -- a modern day cowboy living in a world that doesn't quite understand his powerful sense of right and wrong and instinct to defend those who can't defend themselves. -
The Healing Cell is an easy to read, carefully researched, and clear-eyed view of medicine many decades in the making that is now paying off with treatments that repair damaged hearts, restore sight, kill cancer, cure diabetes, heal burns, and stop the march of such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis, and Lou Gehrig's disease. -
The One Good Thing, a new novel from Kevin Alan Milne, is Milne at his finest.
Featured Authors
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Kenneth E. Salyer, M.D., is an internationally recognized plastic surgeon and pioneer in craniofacial surgery. He is the founder of the Internation craniofacial Institutute and the Cleft Lip and Palate Treatment Center. -
Charles Martin is a New York Times bestselling author of nine novels. When not writing, his hobbies include bow hunting, working out (a blend of old school stuff and martial arts, called Fight Fit), and Tae Kwon Do. He lives with his wife, Christy, and their three sons in Jacksonville, Florida. -
John C. Maxwell is an internationally respected leadership expert, speaker, and author who has sold more than 21 million books. -
Matt Ziselman grew up in Long Island, New York. By the time he was twenty-five, he had worked as a stock boy, cab driver, landscaper, movie theatre manager, nightclub promoter, garbage man, stagehand and other assorted, deeply unfulfilling occupations. In other words, Matt was destined for advertising. When he's not placed in the awkward position of having to refer to himself in the third person, Matt lives in New Jersey where he tries to keep three Dachshunds, a 12-year old daughter and one wife blissfully happy, but not necessarily in that order. -
A lifelong outdoor enthusiast, Michael Hurley has practiced law since 1984. He is the author of Letters from the Woods and several essays about "slices of life." He lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his wife Susan and three dogs. Together they have four children. -
Kevin Alan Milne grew up in the nearby quiet country town of Sherwood, Oregon, where he currently resides with his wife and five children. -
Chris McCormack "Macca" was born in Sydney, Australia on April 4, 1973. He began competing professionally in 1996, and most recently, won the 2010 Ironman World Championship in Honolulu.
News
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Manuscript Submissions
Center Street is unable to consider or return any unsolicited manuscripts or proposals. We encourage all authors who wish to have their work considered by Center Street to seek representation by a literary agent.