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In this interview, we sit down with Christopher Zeischegg, author of Wolves That Live in Skin and Space.

Indie bookstores and small presses succeed because readers choose to support them. And that choice? It makes all the difference.

Romantasy, the fusion of romance and fantasy, is having its moment—or more accurately, a full-fledged takeover.

Who really decides what’s worth reading—social media or traditional book reviews?

From contemporary writers to indie publishing, we will show how American literature has transformed—and we may even celebrate a diversity of narratives that resist a single definition.

Each issue we feature a new bookstagrammer, highlighting some of their amazing work. This time we catch up with @BookzByEm

By Corinna Kloth A Compilation of Newly Released Indie Reads. 1. Blue Flax & Yellow Mustard Flower In her sixth poetry collection, award-winning writer Alison …

Let’s talk about the heartbeat of any successful book launch—getting reviews.

In the world of publishing, it’s easy to find yourself drawn to the big names, the blockbuster authors, and the trending titles backed by major marketing budgets.

Book awards can be transformative for small press titles, helping them reach new readers, gain media attention, and establish credibility in the literary world.