Clarence, NY, September 11, 2008: Buffalo area book publisher releases first sci-fi title. Mother and daughter team partner up to start new book publishing firm, SmatteringsBooks specializing in new sci-fi titles and historical non-fiction.

Cynthia Willerth, residing in Lancaster, NY, wrote SmatteringsBooks first title “A Matter of Honor” which is the first book in the “Knife of Truth series. Set thousands of years after the Bible ended, “A Matter of Honor” where the midlife-crisis of Greylen, Teller of Tales links to a web of intrigue and finally that big story every journalist craves.

Ruth Willerth, living Clarence, NY, the contributing editor for the series, works closely with her mother in crafting quality fiction. Since 1999, she’s maintained a website on internet resources for writing at http://smatteringsbooks.com/index.html. Ruth Willerth also maintains Northside Writers website at Click here since the 1998 first “Over Coffee” publication.

Both writers are members of Buffalo’s Northside Writers, an ongoing writers group providing support critiques and fellowship and have contributed to numerous “Over Coffee” editions. Northside Writers meet at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of the month on the third floor of Ascension Lutheran Church, 4640 Main St., Amherst, NY

Cynthia Willerth, residing in Lancaster, NY, wrote SmatteringsBooks first title “A Matter of Honor” which is the first book in the “Knife of Truth series. Set thousands of years after the Bible ended, “A Matter of Honor” where the midlife-crisis of Greylen, Teller of Tales links to a web of intrigue and finally that big story every journalist craves.

Ruth Willerth, living Clarence, NY, the contributing editor for the series, works closely with her mother in crafting quality fiction. Since 1999, she’s maintained a website on internet resources for writing at http://smatteringsbooks.com/index.html. Ruth Willerth also maintains Northside Writers website at Click here since the 1998 first “Over Coffee” publication.

Both writers are members of Buffalo’s Northside Writers, an ongoing writers group providing support critiques and fellowship and have contributed to numerous “Over Coffee” editions. Northside Writers meet at 7 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of the month on the third floor of Ascension Lutheran Church, 4640 Main St., Amherst, NY