Today, we’re celebrating the publication of you by Chantal Neveu, translated from French by Erín Moure. Join us in welcoming this beautiful and heartrending long poem about a love affair in […]
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Today, Kate Cayley sits down with Alayna Munce to discuss the tenth-anniversary edition of her award-winning short story collection How You Were Born. AM: What kinds of things did you […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is These Songs I Know By Heart by Erin Brubacher! Married and divorced in her 20s, looking for friendship in her […]
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Today, we’re celebrating the publication of How You Were Born by Kate Cayley! Happy Book Birthday to How You Were Born by Kate Cayley! Originally published in 2014 by Pedlar Press, How You […]
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Join us today in welcoming our guest Johanna Skibsrud, author of Medium! Johanna sits down with Beatriz Hausner, author of She Who Lies Above, to answer some questions about her […]
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Today we are introducing a new author Q&A series! As part of our 20th anniversary celebrations, we’ll be sharing spotlight features on our authors. We are endlessly thankful to our […]
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Happy International Women’s Day! Today (and every day) is a day to celebrate women’s achievements, raise awareness about discrimination, inspire inclusivity, and take action to drive gender parity. At Book*hug […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Preview is Monsters, Martyrs, and Marionettes: Essays on Motherhood by Adrienne Gruber! Monsters, Martyrs, and Marionettes is a revelatory hybrid collection that subverts the […]
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Today, we’re celebrating the publication of Medium by Johanna Skibsrud! Join us in welcoming this formally inventive and deeply imaginative reflection on women’s lives throughout history. Happy Book Birthday to Medium […]
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Today, we’re excited to be sharing seven works that inspired Anne Cathrine Bomann in writing Blue Notes! Read on to see how this newly translated medical thriller was influenced by […]
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