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Post Hill Press FIRST SEVEN LINES:  “The six of us go back a ways. Long before any of us had children—or even knew the amazing women who would make...

From an acclaimed fiction writer, this memoir looks at severe depression, the meaning of time, and the sustaining power of literature Penguin Random House Shelf Unbound: We’re talking about...

The 2017 IPPY Gold Medal Winner in Contemporary Fiction, this debut novel follows three women who join together to build a new library after their Kansas town is devastated...

A compilation of science fiction and fantasy stories about librarians because, as Guran says, “Libraries and librarians are, after all, magical!” Prime Books Shelf Unbound: Why do you think...

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library is a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for the 21st century—at once a flashlight-under-the-covers adventure and a literary delight.  Random House Books for Young...

What to read next in YA dystopian fiction? Our intrepid fangirl Sarah Kloth reviews some of her favorites.  joeygraceffa.com Those who grew up with Margaret Peterson Haddix’s Shadow Children...

Long before The Osbournes and Punk’d and Jersey Shore, MTV was, well, MTV—Music Television, emphasis on the music. On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the channel’s launch,...

A fun, tender flashback to the Eighties  Simon and Schuster Shelf Unbound: Your novel The Impossible Fortress begins with 14-year-old Billy Marvin and his two best buddies concocting a...

A trio of outsiders struggle to survive in 1980s Athens, Greece Simon and Schuster Shelf Unbound: Like your main characters, you were a runner in Athens in the late...

A coming of age story set in the Eighties, Heavy Metal is the winner of the 2016 Autumn House Fiction Prize Autumn House Press Shelf Unbound: The first line...