Gilbert Rosenfeld

After working over forty years in healthcare, mostly in the research and technical writing side, I wanted to explore writing a book. My interest has always been learning and teaching science and theology. I combined the two and published my first book, “If you don’t like lemonade, stop buying lemons.”

While I have been exposed to a large learning environment, the best teacher I had in life is those teaching moments. You know the ones where you make a big mistake and it takes years to dig out of the mess? Yep, lessons learned.

Katie Carpenter has served as a freelance copy editor for cook books, government documents and Christian non-fiction writings over the course of seven years. Adding value to words is her experience and passion. She received her Master's in publishing at Oxford Brookes University. Katie believes that words make a difference and direct impact on people's lives and the Kingdom of God. She loves being a small part of that. Katie currently works full time in the higher education market. She is married and lives in Great Falls, Montana.

I hope to start my next book soon which will be built around truth and a deep faith in the Savior.