10/25/2026
Over the last year and a half, North Newton resident G.S. Houser has self-published three novels he wrote between 1987 and 2010. his first, "Holy Fire," is a historical novel set in the 19th century. His second, "Murder at Maple Street Mennonite," is a murder mystery that's more of a why-done-it than a whodunnit. His thirs is "The Land of Passions," an epistolary novel that explores what it means to be considered insane in an insane society.
Meet G.S. Houser during Newton Public Library's author fair, 1:30 to 3:30 PM on Saturday, Nov. 7! Our second annual Local Author Day also includes an 11 AM panel discussion, with The SHOUT editor Emily Christensen and PBS Kansas's "Inside the Cover" host, Ted Ayres!