Kramer's Ergot is an anthology of comics and art from some of the best "new," "up- and-coming," "promising," "emerging" what-have-you's, and a few proven favorites. Contributors include: Andrew Brandou, Matt Brinkman, Genevieve Castree, Marc Bell, Chris Forgues, Ben Jones, Renee French, Christian Cummings, Leif Goldburg, Stefan Gruber, Sammy Harkham, Tobias Schalken, Laura and Billy Grant, Amy Lockhart, Kozydan, Stefan Van Dinther, Dave Kiersh, Souther Salazar, John Hankiewitcz, David Lasky, Allison Cole, Anders Nilsen, David Heatley, Joe Grillo, Lauren Weistein, Jim Drain, Josh Simmons, and Jeff Brown.

Kramers Ergot Four

Comics & Graphic Novels

Andrew Brandou

Matt Brinkman

Geneviève Castrée

Graphic Novels

Avodah Books

As 1756 dawns, Isaac Lukens leaves the Pennsylvania wilderness after two years with the Lenape people. He's failed to find the families of his birth parents, a French trader and a Lenape woman. Worse, the tribe he's lived with, having rejected his peacemaking efforts, now ravages frontier settlements in retaliation. When he arrives in the Quaker community where he was reared, questions taunt him: Who is he-white man or Lenape? And where does he belong?Elisabeth Alden, Isaac's dearest childhood friend, is left to tend her young siblings alone upon her father's death. Despite Isaac's promise to care for her and the children, she battles resentment toward him for having left, while an unspeakable tragedy and her discordant courtship with a prominent Philadelphian weigh on her as well. Elisabeth must marry or lose guardianship of her siblings, and her options threaten the life with her and the children that Isaac has come to love. Faced with Elisabeth's hesitancy to marry, the prospect of finding his family at last, and the opportunity to assist in the peace process between Pennsylvania and its Indian tribes, Isaac must determine where-and to whom-the Almighty has called him.

A Cord of Three Strands

Literature & Fiction

Distler, Christy

United States

The Heart Knows the Way Home

Sometimes home isn't a place, but a people.As children, Janna Carpenter and Luke Martin lived on opposite sides of Division Highway, and that wasn't the only division in their lives. While he grew up in the gmay-Lancaster County's Old Order Mennonite community-she was the daughter of a single mother who left her in the care of Luke's grandmother. For six years Janna found love with the Martins, until her mother abruptly moved them away.Now, almost fourteen years later, Janna returns to the area with her daughter. Her hope for a new beginning is lost when they find their home uninhabitable after a storm, then an out-of-gas car leaves them stranded. When two women stop to help, they turn out to be Luke's aunts, and the Martin family again takes her in.Janna and Luke, a widower struggling to balance business and family responsibilities, reacquaint as Janna assists his grandmother and cares for his son. Her self-protective independence and his conservative principles put them at odds, but the difficulties they face draw them closer.When long-lost friendship rekindles into unexpected love, will either be willing to make changes so they can be together?A portion of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to Clinic for Special Children in Strasburg, Pennsylvania.

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

2021 Best Book Awards Winner\nSometimes home isn't a place, but a people. 
As children, Janna Carpenter and Luke Martin lived on opposite sides of Division Highway, and that wasn’t the only division in their lives. While he grew up in the gmay—Lancaster County’s Old Order Mennonite community—she was the daughter of a single mother who left her in the care of Luke’s grandmother. For six years Janna found love with the Martins, until her mother abruptly moved them away. 
Now, almost fourteen years later, Janna returns to the area with her daughter. Her hope for a new beginning is lost when they find their home uninhabitable after a storm, then an out-of-gas car leaves them stranded. When two women stop to help, they turn out to be Luke’s aunts, and the Martin family again takes her in. 
Janna and Luke, a widower struggling to balance business and family responsibilities, reacquaint as Janna assists his grandmother and cares for his son. Her self-protective independence and his conservative principles put them at odds, but the difficulties they face draw them closer. 
When long-lost friendship rekindles into unexpected love, will either be willing to make changes so they can be together? 
A portion of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to Clinic for Special Children in Strasburg, Pennsylvania.

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