Since 2018, WordWyze Publishing has worked with over 30 authors on over 50 books.
Not all authors use all of WordWyze services. Some use their own editors and/or cover
designers but come to WordWyze for the formatting and printing. We are happy to work with
other editors and cover designers.
Most authors require help with full publishing, taking them from editing, through
formatting to printing and online distribution.
WordWyze offers a one-stop full publishing service, minus the marketing - that remains the author's responsibility.
In this section, we introduce you to the authors whom we have helped with publishing
in whichever capacity they've needed.
REPEAT AUTHORS
AUTHORS IN 2025
AUTHORS IN 2024
EARLIER AUTHORS (2019-2023)
John Aldworth
The author, John Dudley Aldworth, has a prophetic ministry and a passion for
seeing and experiencing more of God. He holds that a manifestation of the
Lord's personal anointing, bringing comfort, healing and deliverance, will
be experienced whenever and wherever the word of the imminent Day of Christ
is believed.
He believes such a visitation is what the Apostle Paul in Titus 2:13
(NKJV) urged believers to be looking for. That is:
'... the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Saviour,
Jesus Christ.'
John is available to speak to New Zealand churches and groups on the Bible
truth of the 'appearing' and also on the imminent 'Day of Christ', the
subject of his 3rd book.
Shipping costs will be calculated by the author at time of order.
For those outside of New Zealand, you can order these books from some
local and many online bookstores. Links are provided with each book below.
In most countries you can request your local Public Library to obtain a copy.
Tracy grew up in New Zealand and is a mother who home-schooled her 3
children, and now has 2 granddaughters. While receiving healing from
childhood trauma, Tracy started writing poetry, and her poems are inspiring.
Bev Bevan has always loved travelling, and when an opportunity to teach
in Canada came up, she grabbed it. After teaching in Vauxhall for half a
year, she applied for a teaching position on Baffin Island, not knowing
what she was letting herself in for! Her book, A Kiwi in Pang, describes
her adventures in Canada and teaching there.
After returning to New Zealand Bev continued to teach and travel, meeting
her husband on a tour to Australia. Just recently, in 2020, they celebrated
their 50th anniversary, and have continued to travel regularly throughout
those years, passing on the travel bug to their children. She lives in New
Zealand and has two children and three grandchildren.
A Kiwi in Pang was published in 2020.
Robin Boom has worked as a self-employed agronomist for the past 30 years,
focussing on soil chemistry and plant and animal nutrition.
At the age of fourteen, Robin had a spiritual encounter which set him on
a quest for understanding spiritual truth. Robin immersed himself in
fundamentalist Christianity for over thirty years. While living in London
in his late twenties, he was a regular speaker at Speakers Corner at Hyde
Park, getting involved in debates on science, philosophy and religion with
anybody who was up for a discussion on these issues. Although he is still
sympathetic with many of its core values, Robin sees some flaws in the
greater Biblical narrative, and now considers himself a post-fundamentalist
Christian. He is married to Sally and together they live on a small
pastoral farm, raising sheep, cattle and horses. They have three grown-up
children.
Gillian has a deep love for God. Her adventure of following Jesus began
30 years ago, and over this time she has enjoyed Christian community ranging
from local church to parachurch, and home church. She feels privileged to
have shared her faith journey with Rowan, her husband of 37 years. They
reside in a small coastal town in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, where they
raised their three children. Gillian enjoys creation, including getting out
in the surf, and walking her local bush tracks.
Shipping costs will be calculated by the author at time of order.
For those outside of New Zealand, you can order her book from some
local and many online bookstores. Links are provided with each book below.
In most countries you can request your local Public Library to obtain a copy.
Sharon Cooke loves the outdoors and travelling, and when she was diagnosed with rectal cancer in 2019, she felt her world had shattered.
Sharon didn't let this get her down, though. She looked for answers and couldn't find them, so decided to write her own book so she could provide the answers for others on the same journey. Her book, Bags, Not Me! gives a lot of encouragement and insight, along with a healthy dose of humour.
Angela has self-published many of her own books. She asked WordWyze to do the formatting for one book in 2023,
as she had too many other projects and health issues to deal with at the time. You can read more about her at
Kin and Kingdkom Books
Since 2017, Alan has run a private counselling practice from in Morrinsville, NZ. Alan enjoys running seminars on the
topic of Making Your Mind Your Friend, in which he teaches how to gain tools, skills and insights to live well with yourself and others. If you would like to know about Alan, you can find more information at www.alandavey.nz. Alan also has several podcasts which can be found on Spotify or YouTube by typing in Alan Davey Living Well.
Alan's book, Just a Thought is a compilation of contributions that he had submitted to the local newspaper over a few years.
Tere Davies is the niece of Terry Dixon and the great-niece of Duncan
McArthur. She is the second daughter born to Desmond Simons at Te Kopuru,
south of Dargaville. Tere currently lives in Orewa, Auckland, New Zealand,
has two children and three grandchildren.
Tere's book, Dreaming of Thee
is based on the letters her uncle Terry wrote home from the frontlines
during World War II, and makes fascinating reading.
To order Tere's book in NZ ONLY you can«email» her direct.
Shipping costs will be calculated by the author at time of order.
For those outside of New Zealand, you can order these books from some
local and many online bookstores. Links are provided with each book below.
In most countries you can request your local Public Library to obtain a copy.
Paul is by trade a builder and has won awards for his building, but he is also a linguist and years ago, he spent 10 years living amongst the Bedouin in the Middle East learning their language. During this time, he saw ancient writings on rocks in the desert.
After some research he discovered these writings to be closely related to the ancient Proto-Semitic alphabet (Ancient Hebrew). He learnt that this language has depths of meaning which are lost in a surface reading of the Hebrew scriptures and so set about looking for divinely designed patterns and layers of meaning. He found that even each letter and their placement in the alphabet clarifies God’s purpose for humanity. Gods design of the scriptures is far deeper than a surface reading of the words!
Paul's book Eternal Family in the Alphabet brings to us the truth that God's purpose for humanity is to be a part of His Eternal Family.
Peter started his marine life at the age of 14 and worked his way up to eventually become a master mariner and captain of his own ship.
After retirement, Peter still took people out on the Breeze for the maritime museum until he had a stroke. It was after this stroke that
Peter decided to write his life story.
His book, Midshipman to Master, is an interesting read of his life upon the oceans (and off) with a good sense of humour thrown in!
Sadly, Peter had more strokes and finally passed away in November 2024. Thankfully, this was after his book had been published and
a book launch held in October 2024.
Richard Fellows is a unique person with an inquisitive mind who seeks to
understand Truth through the revelation of God's written Word. After having
a Heavenly encounter with Jesus, his heart has a deep passion to combine Kingdom
experiences with Biblical interpretation. Richard has taught in Bible Colleges
and Conferences, and holds a B.A. in Applied Theology. His passions include
his life-time study of Apologetics, Theology and fellowship with God.
Richard has published six books,all of which are available online or to order at your local Library.
Roz is a retired teacher who has a passion for God, family, people, the
outdoors, and travel. She enjoys poetry, journaling and has exhibited
and sold several paintings. She is a revelation interpreter who loves
inspiring and encouraging others in the next phase of their walk with God.
Roz immigrated from South Africa to New Zealand in 2009, where she lives
with her husband, Roy, daughters Erin and Tegan, and son-in-law, Jared.
A Royal Invite is Roz's first
book, A Holy Spirit-inspired 40-day devotional and interactive journal
with interpretative prophetic art.
Regan Kim was born in Korea and immigrated to New Zealand in 2001. He is a
novelist, essayist, and blogger belonging to NZ Christian Writers and the
Korean Christian Writers Association.
His writings have been published mainly on blogs so far. For 7 years Regan
has had an English blog titled Worship through Novels on Google and a Korean
blog with the same title on Naver.
Christian Life, a Korean-language newspaper in NZ, published his three
novels and forty-seven essays for five years. Regan attends Hanouri Church
in Auckland, NZ, and has completed the diploma course of theology at Coramdeo
Theological Seminary.
Grace is his beloved wife and lifetime friend. He always thanks God for
giving Joanne, John, and Dana as a family.
Looking at his two grandkids, Chloe and Roy, Regan dreams that many future
Christians who love Worship Through Novels will shine beautifully like stars
in the night sky.
Regan hopes that Worship Through Novels will serve as a helpful channel
for readers to be the kind of worshipers the Father seeks. (John 4:23 NIV)
For orders in NZ ONLY you can
«email» Regan direct.
Shipping costs will be calculated by the author at time of order.
For those outside of New Zealand, you can order these books from some
local and many online bookstores. Links are provided with each book below.
In most countries you can request your local Public Library to obtain a copy.
In 1991, Sandra felt the tug to go to China.
She was not sure what she would be doing there, but after much prayer and several confirmations,
she knew this was where God was calling her. Over the years, Sandra was
to rescue over 670 children and find loving homes for them all over the world.
In August 2018, Sandra left China and returned to New Zealand where she
now lives in Northland, close to her family.
She is currently on another assignment.
Sandra has written 3 books detailing her life and work in China.
“The Call to China”, is the first
of a three-book series and describes how Sandra was called by God to China.
“The Mission in China”, tells
of how Jesus gave her many assignments, one of which was to adopt an orphan.
The third book, “The Blessings from
China”, is about the Holy Spirit, and tells the reader how she
knew she would help save six-hundred-and-seventy lives.
All three these books have now been translated into Spanish. Wordwyze did the cover designs for those, too.
Lijlanie is a South African-born
New Zealand citizen. When her dad was diagnosed with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer in June 2019, she and her family tackled this
as a spiritual war and celebrated his healing in November 2019. She declared that this journey
would become her family’s testimony.
During 2020, Lijlanie composed a Bible Study on Spiritual Warfare based on their journey.
She soon realised that there was much more to be said. However, 2021 brought its own challenges.
During that year she conquered Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma amidst challenging circumstances.
Out of her greatest sorrow, Pieces of My Puzzle was born.
Lijlanie is also the coordinator and one of the founding members of SA Kiwi Chicks, a non-profit Christian organisation supporting South African expat women. She is available for presentations sharing her testimony of her own journey with cancer, immigration and spiritual warfare.
Wim Makker started his farming career as a young 10 year old, saving up for a pair of pigs. By age 19, he had his agriculatural degree,
and headed to New Zealand where the promise of work lured him. Over the years, he and his wife, whom he met in NZ, have built up a lucrative farming business. Now as they retired, and handed over the running of the business to one of their children, they enjoy the
freedom to travel around the country, and even around the world. His book, Breaking the Mould tells of his adventures.
After recovering from chronic fatigue a decade ago, Angela C. Millen pursued her farming dream by attaining a Bachelor of Agriculture from
Lincoln University.
Having moved nine times between three continents while growing up, she currently resides with her husband in New Zealand. Wherever Angela is, she delights in exploring and reflecting the beauty of the created world.
Sharon's book, Waiting to be Well is her memoir of her time suffering from chronic fatigue in the form of letters.
After being dropped as a newborn by a caretaker, Toria suffered some
injuries, causing her to suffer throughout her life with spastic cerebral
palsy. But this did not stop her from achieving many fantastic feats
throughout her life, and being active in the community. Toria lives in New
Zealand with her cat Jeeves.
In recent years, Toria has written four books, and is currently writing two more!:
A Million Reasons which is her autobiography. This book is currently being rewritten,
and will hopefully be available under a new title in 2026/27.
The Chrysalis is the first in a three-part series
about a young lady who also suffers from Cerebral Palsy, and how she
changes from her attitude toward life, after near fatal accident.
Undercover: Miss Speedywheels is the second in
this series, in which Robbie now starts to help the police solve crimes.
The Forgiveness Files being the last in the
series, where Robbie now comes into her full potential.
These three books can inspire young people with disabilities to look
outside of themselves, reach out for a touch from God, and live a
fulfilling life, despite physical shortcomings.
To order any of Toria's books (NZ ONLY) you can
«email» Toria direct.
Shipping costs will be calculated by the author at time of order.
For those outside of New Zealand, you can order these books from some
local and many online bookstores.
In most countries you can request your local Public Library to obtain a copy.
Jesus is the centre of all that Justine is. She is a revelatory
prophetic writer, who is passionate to see the Church in her rightful
place in Christ. With a lifetime of kmowing the Lord, her inner strength
and understanding of the things of God shows in her daily interactions
with others.
Justine and her husband, Stan, live in Auckland, New Zealand, together
with their two crazy cats. They have two beautiful adult daughters.
Justine is currently working on Book 4 of the I Am Beryl Chronology.
All of Justine's books can be ordered direct from her (NZ ONLY) via an
email «order».
Please fill in the appropriate quantities and information in the email.
Shipping costs will be calculated by the author at time of order.
For those outside of New Zealand, you can order these books from some
local and many online bookstores. Links are provided with each book below.
In most countries you can request your local Public Library to obtain a copy.
Colin is a child of God, a husband to Kelly, and a father to a lovely daughter and three amazing sons.
Born, raised and living in Hamilton, New Zealand, Colin has spent a large portion of his life helping provide worship environments for Believers to enter into. A person who, through his personal trials, has learnt the foolishness of believing man's word in place of God's Word and is now on a mission to point out to all who will listen, what God's Word actually says, and encourage people to believe that. The truth will set you free, but don't take Colin's word for it; take God's.
Colin's first book, It Doesn't Take a Brain Tumour was published in 2023. He is currently working on a second book, "Building in the Storm" (Title may change) due in 2025.
Cathy is a dear friend of Colleen's and we were delighted when she said she was putting all her favourite recipes into a cook book. WordWyze was hired to do the formatting, but it was a whole new experience doing the layout for a recipe book.
Cathy is a qualified caterer and totally at home in the kitchen cooking up delicious meals. Her four children were the catalyst for
getting her recipes together into one book, Cathy's Family Favourites
Dion S. Tan works in corporate digital solutions in New Zealand as a change analyst, training analyst and business analyst. He is the founder and director of Kwinnovate Limited, New Zealand. Dion is a disciple of Christ under the Navigators (Phils) Ministry, mentored to handle God's Words properly, building a growing relationship with Jesus and applying His truth in one's daily life. By the calling of God, Dion is now also a Christian author. Dion was a member of a choral group as well as a church choir, and sang baritone or bass in a male quartet group. He was also a member of the children's ministry of various churches and worked as an EDGE facilitator, a mentorship program in schools for BB.ORG.NZICONZ is a faith-based and church-based boys' outreach ministry of BB New Zealand, of which Dion is also a unit leader.
Dr Kudakwashe Nomore Tuwe, author of An African Village-Boy in Aotearoa New Zealand (2024) was born in Zimbabwe and migrated to New Zealand in 2002, as a professional, with his beautiful wife and two young children. This book is based on his real life, growing up in Zimbabwe and spending most of his career-life in New Zealand. He talks of both his blessings and challenges in New Zealand, especially on the employment arena. Apart from this book, Tuwe has contributed a chapter in the forthcoming book (2024) titled Uniting the World for Rural School Library Development (Anecdotes on the Zimbabwe Rural School Library Trust's (ZRSLT) 10 Years of supporting Rural School Children in Zimbabwe). Dr Tuwe is the Deputy Chair of the ZRSLT's New Zealand Chapter. The other two chapters are domiciled in Australia and Zimbabwe.
In December 2023, an unexpected diagnosis prompted Anne
to urgently embark on her retirement project: telling the story of her great-grandfather, Arthur Henry Dallimore, and his
adventures during the Klondike and Alaskan gold rushes. After Anne's grandmother's death in 2005, my mother gave her Arthur's letters and diaries, preserved in a leather suitcase. These journals, filled with tales of courage and perseverance, captivated Anne, and she spent months poring over them and sharing the stories with my young grandson.
Determined to retrace Arthur's steps, Anne traveled to Alaska three times between 2008 and 2010. Armed with his journals
and an Alaska Atlas, she embarked on adventures that included a 200 km dog-mushing expedition and following the old mail trail
from Ester to Manley Hot Springs. These journeys, alongside her friends and family, brought Arthur's stories to life and
allowed her to uncover the challenges he faced over a century ago.
Anne wove her adventures into her great-grandfather's to bring about a very interesting book, "True to the Trail"
Kat is a mother, wife, singer and songwriter. She is also a Global
Core Director of Love Says Go Ministries International, where the motto is,
'Training the world to save the world'.
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