We’re back with the third feature in our National Poetry Month Poet Spotlight series. Next up is Jessica Bebenek! Jessica is a long time member of Book*hug’s community, and we […]
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We’re back with the second feature in our National Poetry Month Poet Spotlight series. Next up is Laila Malik! Laila is a singular and thoughtful voice in the poetry scene! […]
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Welcome to National Poetry Month! To celebrate this special time of year, we’ll feature a series of poet spotlights throughout April! Poetry is the backbone of our press and is […]
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Today, we invite Joni Murphy to the blog to share thoughts on a chapter from her new novel Barbara! Read on for insights into the inspirations and questions that led […]
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Spring has officially sprung! To help usher in the season, we are proud to present In Bloom: Eight Books to Welcome Spring! From the more joyful aspects of baseball season […]
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Happy International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month! To celebrate, we’ve gathered a list of ten groundbreaking books by exceptionally talented women. Writing has always been a form of resistance, […]
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Book*hug Press is proud to be a 100% Canadian-owned and operated independent publishing company. We’re also proud to be part of Canada’s vital independent publishing community. Like our independent publishing […]
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It’s no surprise that love is one of the themes most frequently explored in literature. For centuries, writers have expounded on matters of the heart, and readers have sought out […]
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Our 20th-anniversary celebrations wrap up today with one final Author Spotlight interview. Today, we’re shining a light on Shannon Bramer. We have had the pleasure of working with Shannon as […]
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Today, Book*hug Press is sharing some recommended reading from our staff! We can’t wait for the holidays because it’s time to finally read the books that have been piling up […]
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