Uncertainty is true. Genuine is false. The two traits bombard Steve Worthington as he tries to find resolution to his forced retirement from an important attorney position that once offered him status, wealth, and security in an unsecure world. Through an unexpected intervention in a terrorist financial file involving ISIS, Steve loses his job from the bank. Prior to this event, Steve's aunt invites him to share her memories of her deceased husband, Joshua. His inner voice becomes a true physical manifestation, becoming a part of Steve's life, encouraging him to fight the Birdcatcher's agent:...

A fabulous companion read to the life, times, philosophies, teachings, acquaintances of St. Teresa of Avila written by a close advisor and friend to Blessed Mother Teresa of India. The restoration work was performed by Walter Joseph Schenck, Jr., a prize-winning author as well as a featured author in Publisher's Weekly.

KIRKUS BOOK REVIEW RECOMMENDED READ LIST - 2013 First Voices takes a conservative but extremely thought-out approach toward the people of the Book of Genesis. The personalities of Adam, of Abel, of Seth, of Abraham, of the Minos, of King Khian of Egypt are explored and given life where the reader can readily understand them and what the historic situations are. Time-lines of historic events are also explored.

Formerly a second lieutenant, Private Jarrett is on a quest to redeem his soul in this powerful drama of the Vietnam War. Jarrett, with his unique ability to absorb other people's personalities, is recruited by the CIA to locate one of America's most dangerous terrorist, Mark Evans, who converted to Islam. Evans is a mystic who works under the guidance of the Birdcatcher. In this tale of redemption Jarrett encounters death, sex, and tribulations of other personalities who are also seeking a way to endure the harsh realities of war, drugs, and death. Each wants to escape from their surreal...

Schenck presents an in-depth look at the Gospels, their relationship to passages in the Old Testament and their placement in the Bible as a whole. Often placing the Gospels side by side when narrating the same events or parables--an arrangement usually reserved for the traditionally synoptic Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, but here also including John--Schenck shows readers a direct connection among the works. . . . allows for a more robust comparison than simply reading the Gospels separately. For example, readers can now easily see the different treatments of Pontius Pilate for each...

"The author interposes a broad mix of history, fiction and the supernatural to create a portrait of epic proportions. ... Schenck offers regular contrasts between the decadence of Rome and the morality of those under its yoke, and the savior is portrayed as a guiding light in an otherwise murderous, untrustworthy time ... the story is noteworthy for its breadth of context. ... An ambitious novel."

WINNER - 2016 FAPA BRONZE AWARD FOR POETRY - Walter's collection of poetry is a bold charge into an arena of political and religious thoughts that few are capable of venturing into. Once again Mr. Schenck proves his courage, his ambition, his relentless pursuit into the exposure of vices and persecution against other poets and writers. This is a magnificent accomplishment.