Old Stone Press

Old Stone Press Old Stone Press specializes in the publishing of single author, complicated, or highly illustrated coffee table books. Old Stone Press is an imprint of J. H.

Clark & Associates, Inc.. We specialize in the publishing of single author books, complicated or highly illustrated "coffee table" books with supporting sales and marketing materials through digital print on-demand (POD), e-commerce or ebook applications; including the traditional print reproduction crafts as in the art of offset lithography printing and “silk-screen”printing. A full service compa

ny providing, manuscript writing, coaching or ghost writing, editing, art, design or illustration, format layout, type specification, bindery specialists or complete book manufacturing and packaging including marketing and distribution in all major markets: USA, UK, Canada, Europe and many parts of Asia including China, Japan and Korea.

Exciting news! HAGAN WHELCHEL is returning to Louisville, Kentucky and seeking to join a top-tier culinary team. With ov...
07/29/2025

Exciting news! HAGAN WHELCHEL is returning to Louisville, Kentucky and seeking to join a top-tier culinary team. With over 20 years of experience in visionary culinary leadership across renowned restaurant groups and global R&D, HAGAN is known for crafting iconic menus and driving high-impact hospitality ventures. Their expertise spans from Michelin-level kitchens to corporate settings, blending creative innovation with operational excellence for unforgettable guest experiences.

HAGAN's leadership extends beyond the kitchen, with a strong dedication to mentorship, sustainability, and shaping the future of food with purpose and passion. Get ready to witness their exceptional skills in action as they embark on this new chapter in Louisville!

Call or email HAGAN WHELCHEL LOS ANGELES, CA | (917) 992-6330 | [email protected] | They/Them Call or email for resumé.

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We do coffee table books!
06/20/2025

We do coffee table books!

Kramer gets his long awaited coffee table book published.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTThe Opposite, S05, E22.SEINFELD SHOWFollow the mundane, day-to-day, experiences of ...

06/19/2025
WATERSHED.....Sifting Shadows and Myths Along the Muddy Fork...... COMING SOON! WATCH FOR IT!“There is not a more...
06/19/2025

WATERSHED.....Sifting Shadows and Myths Along the Muddy Fork......
COMING SOON! WATCH FOR IT!
“There is not a more dangerous tendency in history than that of representing the past as if it were a rational whole and dictated by clearly defined interest.” – Thomas Merton

Did you know that Kentucky did not abolish slavery when the Emancipation Proclamation was issued on January 1, 1863?

The Emancipation Proclamation only applied to Confederate states in rebellion, not to border states like Kentucky, which remained in the Union. So, enslaved people in Kentucky remained legally enslaved until December 18, 1865, when the 13th Amendment was ratified and officially abolished slavery across the entire United States.

However, freedom didn’t come instantly or equally. In some areas of Kentucky, enslaved people were informed earlier, either by Union soldiers, through self-emancipation, or by word of mouth, while others remained in bo***ge even after the war ended in April 1865. In fact, Kentucky did not ratify the 13th Amendment—which abolished slavery—until 1976, more than 110 years after it became law.

We continue the work in Kentucky to uplift the names and stories of those who were enslaved here. Their stories are important today and every day!

OUTRAGEOUS! Norman Adams!
06/18/2025

OUTRAGEOUS! Norman Adams!

                                                                      About the author: Norman Adams has been working in the graphic arts “kitchen” since earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts […]

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05/25/2025

Coming soon….

Essays And Encounters From The Heart, Soul, and Left Field OUT HERE By It is easier to get an audience with Bob than L...
05/08/2025

Essays And Encounters From The Heart, Soul, and Left Field OUT HERE By It is easier to get an audience with Bob than Leo....and you get the same stuff. All people and all heart.

Longtime Louisville columnist and former northern Illinois resident Bob Hill will be promoting his book "Out Here" at the Ethnic Heritage Museum in Rockford this Friday, and DeKalb County History Center in Sycamore on Saturday.

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Old Stone Press is an imprint of J. H. Clark & Associates, Inc.. We specialize in the publishing of single author books, complicated or highly illustrated "coffee table" books and the supporting sales and marketing materials through digital print on-demand (POD), e-commerce or ebook applications; including the traditional print reproduction crafts as in the art of offset lithography printing and/or silk-screen printing. A full service publishing company providing, manuscript writing, coaching or ghost writing, editing, indexing, art, design or illustration, format layout, type specification, bindery specialists or complete book manufacturing and packaging including marketing and distribution in all major markets: USA, UK, Canada, Europe and many parts of Asia including China, Japan and Korea.