A verified publishing record

The book catalog sits inside a source-supported publishing record that includes books, audio, education, story worlds, reviews, rankings, and long-running distribution history.

150+ professionally published books
57+ languages
Millions of readers worldwide
1989 first book published

Start with the right shelf

Find books by the way readers actually look for them.

The catalog is organized by latest releases, featured entry points, publishing names, series, audience, genre, imprint, and format so readers do not need to understand the whole record at once.

Latest

Latest books

Current selections from William R. Stanek, Robert Stanek, R. Stanek, and W. R. Stanek.

Featured

Featured books

Curated entry points into living-well nonfiction, leadership, national parks, children’s reading, restored fantasy, science fiction, thrillers, and literary works.

Current roadmap

New & forthcoming

Latest, current, and planned books grouped for readers, booksellers, educators, and rights conversations.

Publishing names

By publishing name

William Stanek, William R. Stanek, Robert Stanek, R. Stanek, and W. R. Stanek shelves.

Series

Series and story worlds

Living Well Pathways, Leadership Intelligence, American National Parks Library, Magic Lands, Ruin Mist, After the Machines, Scott Evers, and more.

Imprints

By imprint

Find books through RP Books & Audio, Reagent Press, Big Blue Sky Press, My World Books, Wonderful World Press, and Stanek & Associates Press.

Latest selections

Current books from across the publishing family.

These books are pulled from the centralized latest-book selector data. The full metadata stays in the William and Robert catalog files.

Featured entry points

Begin with books that explain the breadth of the catalog.

Featured books are curated to introduce readers to living well, leadership, parks, children’s shelves, restored fantasy, science fiction, thrillers, and literary fiction without flattening the catalog.

Publishing names

One record, several clear book shelves.

Public pages use publishing names because they help readers find the right books without turning the catalog into a technical system.

Next step

Choose a current shelf, a featured path, or a publishing name.

The books system is designed to make a wide catalog readable without duplicating data across pages.