Our Publishing Divisions
There are five categories for which, we strive to render our best publishing effort.
KinderLit
The Academic Children's Division
The KinderLit Division publishes academic workbooks and teacher handbooks for the K-12 student. We also open publishing opportunities to children who write their own books and who are interested in illustrating for other children who write books.
Many children have wonderous ideas but not many opportunities to publish their ideas. Our staff is equipped with individuals who will work directly with children, assisting in organizing the thoughts of the child to a masterful literary work.
Starting January 2016 a portion of the proceed produced from the KinderLit Division will go to support "Kids Beating Cancer." The donation will be generated throughout the year and offered in December to Kids Beating Cancer.
SchanLit
The Poetic Literature Division
Teachers who have compiled 60 poems or more might consider Mellonstein Publishing Haus for publishing and marketing their works for the classroom. The SchanLit Division lends focus toward original works of an educator.
As the division suggests; "SchanLit" in its naming, Schandra is considered by Mellonstein Publishing Haus to be one among many premier writers. As a result of such distinction, Schandra developed the Mellonstien Publishing Haus to support and address publishing needs for writers.
Schandra wrote and published, Poketales, a collection of five short stories based upon the Pokeweed plant. Note: Schandra will reissue this collection in 2025. Schandra also worte and illustrated, Rhapsodii's First Zawadi, a children's book based on the Kwanzaa principles.
FicLit
The Fiction Literature Division
Non-FicLit
The Non-Fiction Literature Division
The Non-FicLit Division publishes a range of books from, Art Gallery coffee-tables publications, Psychology, Science phenomena and Cook Books for academe.
The FicLit Division publishes a range of, academic short stories, mysteries, science fiction, novels and story lines which carry a series concept for academic purposes. As all works must be original upon submission, our Editorial staff will work with the writer to help promote the writer's most poignant thoughts for the classroom.
EduLit
The Academic Writing and Research Division
The EduLit Division develops state-of-the-art, testing materials, teachers manuals and evaluative tools and processes to advance students' cognitive learning.
The EduLit Division publishes research material and academic reference books. Our goal is to...
1. To assure adequate information is available to instructors and students.
2. To assure adequate opportuntity and exposure for all academicians who desire to promote their studies and researched concepts.