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September 22, 2018
"A man ain't lived until he's been investigated for something." On his first real vacation in over a decade, Cletus Efferding finds himself entangled in a web of deceit going back nearly a century when a down-and-out fisherman discovers an ornate antique coffin on a sandbar south of his hometown. Though the fisherman's discovery and a lucky buy at an estate auction make for pleasant holiday diversions, Clete learns the town's citizens wish he had never returned, and the sole surviving adult in his family hates him. Things go from bad to worse when a pair of semi-retired hitmen show up, leading officials to believe he is involved in a horrific murder. Caught up in a network of lies and unable to make sense of a cold-blooded killing, Efferding realizes he is a marked man and just might need the cemetery plot his parents bought for him. You can't go home again. Wise words, but Cletus never expected to find himself trapped between a psychopathic killer and a murder charge—shouldering the heavy burden of his family's sins of omission.
May 1, 2017
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the long, hot summer of 1968 ... Beneath the city's air of middle class respectability, problems abound. Corruption plagues the police department, the younger set has discovered drugs, and black and white don’t like each other very much. Cletus Efferding, a haberdasher and ballroom dancer, has just put his life back together when all hell breaks loose. A woman's body is found in an abandoned car, and Clete becomes prime suspect in a murder case.
October 15, 2018
We've finally gotten home after ICON 43 and settled everything into place.
April 24, 2018
For our third newsletter of the year, we have a lot of things going on.
March 24, 2018
For our second newsletter of the year, we give a shout out to Until Death Do Us Part by Cassie Leigh. Also upcoming events and the bi-monthly raffle.
January 20, 2018
For our first newsletter of the year, we give a shout out to Tales of Whimsy by Stacie Sugioka and Panic No More by Shannon Ryan.
September 25, 2017
Like with our recent decision to have historical fiction broken out from our fantasy and quirky ones, we've decided to give the romance novels their own home. We like to have themes, so we called this new imprint Sassy Typewriter Press.
September 1, 2017
For the second year, we are going to have a table as ICON 42. In addition, a number of authors will be wandering around the convention, at panels, and available for signing.
April 1, 2017
Because historical fiction doesn't quite fit with the current fantasy and quirky themes of Broken Typewriter Press, we're creating a new imprint called Dusty Typewriter Press.
February 13, 2016
Just in time for Valentine's Day, our store is open.
Randy Roeder