About Us

Kopacetic inK started in 1987 with one title – Making the Most of Your Llama. The founders wanted to provide excellent printed information – hence Kopacetic inK – about llamas; in 1987 little was printed about these marvelous creatures. For eleven years it was our only title. In 1998 a completely revised and enhanced second edition was printed.

Two more titles were added in 1998 – each with its’ own audience and emphasis.

Making Soap for Fun and Profit published in 1998 is now in its third printing. The new otabind process avoids breaking down the spine from repeated use. Autographed copies are still available if purchased directly from Kopacetic inK!

Becoming Me: an autobiography for the reader to complete is a unique book. Each page offers the reader an opportunity to explore the self, express hopes, dreams and feelings and cement a positive self-image. The language is geared for children between 6 and 12 years of age, however anyone who opens the book to whatever page will find themselves responding to the open-ended statements, answering questions and often when in the company of another starting a dialogue.

Counselors, home school parents, Christian schools and educators use the book for their clients and students.

Becoming Me: a Journey of Self-Discovery for a child, adolescent and adult was published in 2000 for all ages. It, too, is an interactive workbook to help the reader learn where he or she has been and where the future might lead.
Completing the text the writer will have created a uniqu autobiography - one that will be treasured and added to in the years to come. For the reader/writer will always be on a journey of "becoming me.".

The ODD LOT was published in 2001. The concept for this book related to raising unusual animals such as kangaroos, rheas or fallow deer came from the author's husband, Richard Inlow in the early 1990's. The couple sent out a survey to 6000 unusual animal/pet owners. The responses coupled with additional research culminated in creating The ODD LOT.
Being a one-of-a-kind reference book it has done well in the library marketplace.

Kalama, Washington is our most recent title, having been published in June 2006. The book offers a pictorial historical salute to this charming town nestled between the COlumbia and Kalama Rivers. Nearly every home on the south side commands a panoramic view of the river and Oregon. The book offers some whimsical history, shares a link with our sister State, Hawaii and details many recreational opportunities in and around Kalama. Monies received from the sales promote the city and her library!