• Dr. Eugene B. Habecker, author of The Softer Side of Leadership, will serve as the plenary speaker for the to the National Student Leadership Conference in Indiana on January 23, 2019.
  • Niamh Middleton, author of the new book Homo Lapsus, was invited by the Templeton Foundation to participate with other leading evangelical scholars in an online forum to discuss the various theological approaches to evolution and creation. The first session will be on January 28, 2019.
  • Dr. Eugene B. Habecker, author of The Softer Side of Leadership, has been invited to speak to the Huntington University Faculty on January 23, 2019.
  • Joshua A. McClure, author of On Broken Pieces, was a winner in the “Religion: Christian Inspirational” category of the 2018 International Book Awards!
  • On July 5, 2018, Titi Horsfall spoke at the African Achievers Awards at the UK Parliament. The theme was “Girl-Child’s right to Education: A Case for Africa,” a topic close to her heart. Horsfall’s books with DRB include From an Orphan to a Queen: Esther and Influence of a King.
  • Eugene B. Habecker’s new book The Softer Side of Leadership received a fantastic review from John Pearson, who writes, “Today, I’m halfway through my second read of Eugene B. Habecker’s powerful new book, The Softer Side of Leadership: Essential Soft Skills That Transform Leaders and the People They Lead. First read: insightful and helpful. Second read: transformational. (I may run out of adjectives for the third and fourth read!)” This review appeared on his blog and newsletter. (May 16, 2018)
  • Hattie Bryant, author of I’ll Have It My Way and I’ll Have It God’s Way (coming 2019), was interviewed by Headline News about the importance of planning for end-of-life decisions. Check the interview out here! (April 2018)
  • John T. Prather, author of The Nephilim Virus, has been very active in the media throughout December 2017 and January 2018, with appearances on ABC in Memphis and a local CBS morning show, an interview on Yes FM, and a print interview in Memphis magazine.
  • Deep River Books has contracted with FrontGate Media, a leading marketing agency, to provide authors with social media coaching and consulting. Read more here. (January 2018)
  • Doug Brown, author of Shotgun Rider: Restoring Passion for the Ministry Trail, was asked to participate in a Key Life Pastors’ Chat. Click here to listen to his chat with Steve Brown and Key Life pastors Zach Van Dyke and Kevin Labby about his book and overcoming disillusionment in ministry. (October 19, 2017)
  • Randy Traeger, whom we featured as May’s Author on the Rise, received a new liver this summer. This seemed to be an answer to prayer after almost five years of health battles. But unexpected problems meant the liver needed to be replaced almost as soon as it was put in. Read his story of faith and God’s provision in the online version of Our Town. (September 1, 2017)
    • On September 15, Traeger participated in an interview on Mater Dei Radio about healing, the new National Alliance for Character Development, and a few upcoming events related to his passion for building virtue in teens. Listen in here!
  • Nanette Kirsch did a live, hour-long interview about her book Denial: Abuse, Addiction, and a Life Derailed on The Review with Joy & Company Radio Show. To listen, check it out in their archives, dated 8-28-2017. She’s also been named as a finalist in the Christian category of Joy & Company’s Christian Literary Awards. Winners will be announced in December.
  • Check out Heidi McLaughlin’s piece that was featured in our very own “Rivercourse.” Heidi has an amazing way of writing honestly about her grief.