GFT Publishing

07/10/2025

Interview with Wallace!

It all started with a Polaroid Sw***er camera and leather-bound diary

06/10/2025

Heartfelt congratulations on our books being recognized:

Gary’s A HARD WALK THROUGH SOLITUDE: LIVING AMONG ALASKA’S VOLCANOES is the co-winner of the best book in the Travel/Travel Guide category.

Andrei’s THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY’S INTERSTATES: PLEIN-AIR PAINTINGS ALONG I-81, I-66, and I-64 is a finalist for best book in the Art category.

Ron’s THE LONG RIDE HOME: BLACK COWBOYS IN AMERICA is the winner of the best book in the African American (non-fiction) category; winner of the best cover design (non-fiction); and a finalist for the best book in the Coffee Table/Photography category.

Scott’s CENTRAL AMERICA IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF WAR: ON THE ROAD FROM VIETNAM TO IRAQ is a finalist for best book in the Military category.

It so reassuring to know that GFT books continue to compete and wrack up such big-time book awards and honors in such highly competitive venues. May the world continue to know how great your books are!

The Next Generation Indie Book Awards are the premier indie book awards program in the world

06/06/2025

Congratulations to Scott Wallace and his book, CENTRAL AMERICA IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF WAR: ON THE ROAD FROM VIETNAM TO IRAQ, which won the Gold Medal for best book in political and social sciences, and to Ron Tarver and his book, THE LONG RIDE HOME: BLACK COWBOYS IN AMERICA, which received a Silver Medal for best book of photography.

05/13/2025

Listen to an interview with William Frej on Santa Fe Public Radio!

04/21/2025

Wallace's article and photos in Blind Magazine

An unforgettable account of how illegal U.S. policies in Central America during the 1980s resulted in tens of thousands of deaths.

04/15/2025

An event for the Frej's coming up at the Collected Works bookstore in Santa Fe, NM!

A visual and historical journey through 130 ancient cities across 25 countries, highlighting their unique stories and enduring legacies. With 200 striking duotone photographs, Frej captures the spirit and beauty of these cities, some well-known and others rarely seen.

03/14/2025

https://todayscatholic.org/violins-and-hope-aims-to-connect-catholic-jewish-communities/

Nearly 40 years ago, in the spring of 1986, Pope St. John Paul II made a historic trip across the Tiber River to visit Rome’s Great Synagogue – the first […]

03/13/2025

https://www.sf.edu/news/2025/02/violins-hope-photo-exhibit-and-events-coming-to-university-of-saint-francis/

FORT WAYNE, Ind.—The University of Saint Francis is honored to host events in conjunction with “Violins & Hope: From the Holocaust to Symphony Hall.” The public is invited to a photo exhibition, gallery performance and artist’s talk in the Weatherhead Gallery at the Mimi and Ian Rolland Art ...

03/13/2025

March 11, 2025 - Scott Wallace at the Dodd Center for Human Rights, UCONN

02/18/2025

February 26, 2025 at 7pm - Artist Talk - Face to Face: Stephen Marc
Welcoming a Chicago Visionary Back Home at the Chicago Center for Photojournalism

Stephen Marc’ s book American/True Colors , published by Georg e Thompson Books and distributed by Cas emate Books , documents twel ve years of America and Americans from 2009 to 2020 with an explosion of color, including lots of red, white & blue, in 250 photographs. It reveals th

02/18/2025

Stephen's interview on LENSCRATCH

Every spring, I try to attend the Society for Photographic Education (SPE) annual conference to reconnect with friends, hear and learn from a variety of artists, and discover new work through portfolio reviews and the portfolio walk. Last year, the conference took place in St. Louis, MO and was ever...

02/11/2025

Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library to display Kushnir art of Shenandoah Valley https://www.newsleader.com/story/news/local/2025/02/10/woodrow-wilson-event-grow-waynesboro-shenandoah-valley-conservancy-holiday-schedules-digest/78208748007/

The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum announces a special event featuring celebrated landscape painter Andrei Kushnir.