All Books by Ken Schwartz

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A 21st century woman is given an AI's knowledge and sent back to the early 1800s to find Ada Lovelace, the woman credited with writing the first computer code. But a miscalculation leaves her in 1813, before Lovelace is born. Despite her vast knowledge, she must adapt to Regency era etiquette, gender bias and science while surviving.

A young man's father dies and while looking through his father's things, he keeps finding pictures and references to an unknown girl. All he knows is that it is not his mother. Thus begins a journey of discovery and a search for this mysterious girl.

A recent graduate from journalism school, Mateo Bravo takes a job as a reporter in Goodland, a small town in western Kansas. A Southern California boy, he learns about beet farming, small town government, how to drive in snow and all about volleyball coaches.

This is my first and so far only non-fiction book. It tells the story of me growing up in the Fifties and Sixties. Playing baseball in the park, playing 'guns' sledding through the woods and July 4th parades. Then teenage years and young adulthood in the hippy land of California. It is a fun story of a Boomer growing up.

This is the story of one garage band that learns how to play for audiences from high school kids to drunk rednecks, to a room full of nurses. It is a story of how this group becomes bonded and learns to work together to make a good rock band.

It talks about the backstage discussions, band management, song composition, and performing on bigger and bigger stages

When the mayor of Mill Hollow proposes to close Bubble Gum Park, most adults just shrug.

But two high school girls do not..

Armed with a camera, a microphone and a stubborn streak, Pauline and Missy are determined to document what the park really means to Mill Hollow.