Location: United States
Member Since: Jan. 05, 2010

Riverbend Publishing


Publisher info

Riverbend Publishing was founded in 2001 by Chris Cauble, who has more than 20 years of book publishing experience. He was the VP for Publishing for Falcon Press in Helena, Montana, the nation’s leading publisher of outdoor recreation guidebooks, before a corporate owner closed most of Falcon’s operations in Montana.

We chose to stay in Montana and publish top-notch books about the area we love: Montana and the Rocky Mountains.

We publish natural history, human history, cookbooks, literature, and books on Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. We distribute wildflower guides, photo books, and poetry for other local publishers.

Our books have earned national acclaim and won national awards.

Best of all, our books have earned the respect and support from readers and book buyers.

Through our commitment to quality books, our experience, and our expertise, we hope to continue to please our readers, our authors, and our business partners.

Contact Riverbend Publishing today! Please call our toll-free phone number: 1-866-787-2363 or visit www.RiverbendPublishing.com

Where to find Riverbend Publishing online

Website: http://www.RiverbendPublishing.com
Twitter: RivBend
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Blog: http://riverbendpublishingblog.com/

Where to buy in print

http://www.RiverbendPublishing.com

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Books

More Haunted Montana: Haunted Places You Can Visit If You Dare    by Riverbend Publishing
Price: $7.99 USD. 176960 words. Published on November 11, 2010. Nonfiction.
In "More Haunted Montana", certified ghost hunter Karen Stevens once again focuses on haunted sites of historic interest that are open to the public. Just like she did for her first book, Haunted Montana, Stevens investigated each haunting and interviewed eyewitnesses. She describes the history, the specific phenomena, and the best way to maximize chances of encountering the Other Side.

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