Author Win Steiger’s New Book, "The People Watchers Collection," is a Compelling Anthology of Short Stories That Invite Readers to Reflect Upon the Human Condition
Recent release “The People Watchers Collection: An intriguing collection of tales about those we share this earth with” from Hawes & Jenkins Publishing author Win Steiger is a collection of short stories that invites readers to observe their fellow man through a literary lens, discovering a vast range of emotions and relationships that will resonate with readers from all backgrounds.
Coeur DAlene, ID, January 05, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Win Steiger, a Vietnam veteran who completed medical school and advanced training, has completed his new book, “The People Watchers Collection: An intriguing collection of tales about those we share this earth with”: a thought-provoking assortment of short stories and reflections that explore the human condition and the universal experiences of mankind on Earth.
“I feel it is impossible to quickly measure the mark of a person, especially considering their relationship with others,” writes Steiger. “We all should be thankful for the different aspects of our lives and the unique individuality of the human spirit, especially as it so vividly relates to our personal interactions with our fellow man.
“Our lives reflect but a glimpse in time, as if measured by the sand sifting through an hourglass. This book presents one person’s vision of the actions and reactions of his fellow beings, some being more reserved, while others may be considered to be heavy.
“The ‘Age of Mammals’ is all too quickly maturing, and I take little for granted. For this reason, I choose to people-watch as it illustrates a more detailed vision of so many different people and their interacting with others.
“I invite you all to join me in this unique journey.”
Published by Hawes & Jenkins Publishing, Win Steiger’s enthralling tale celebrates the individual qualities of mankind while encouraging readers to look more closely at and appreciate the communal experiences of humanity that is all around them.
Readers who wish to experience this spellbinding work can purchase "The People Watchers Collection: An intriguing collection of tales about those we share this earth with" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Hawes & Jenkins at 888-430-7450.
“I feel it is impossible to quickly measure the mark of a person, especially considering their relationship with others,” writes Steiger. “We all should be thankful for the different aspects of our lives and the unique individuality of the human spirit, especially as it so vividly relates to our personal interactions with our fellow man.
“Our lives reflect but a glimpse in time, as if measured by the sand sifting through an hourglass. This book presents one person’s vision of the actions and reactions of his fellow beings, some being more reserved, while others may be considered to be heavy.
“The ‘Age of Mammals’ is all too quickly maturing, and I take little for granted. For this reason, I choose to people-watch as it illustrates a more detailed vision of so many different people and their interacting with others.
“I invite you all to join me in this unique journey.”
Published by Hawes & Jenkins Publishing, Win Steiger’s enthralling tale celebrates the individual qualities of mankind while encouraging readers to look more closely at and appreciate the communal experiences of humanity that is all around them.
Readers who wish to experience this spellbinding work can purchase "The People Watchers Collection: An intriguing collection of tales about those we share this earth with" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Hawes & Jenkins at 888-430-7450.
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