Joanna Higgins answers youth questions on WAITING FOR THE QUEEN
“I am 12 years old. My favorite genre is fantasy, but I read everything, and I read whenever I can.” —Maggie Hlavka In Joanna Higgins‘ novel, an adventure awaits a young French aristocrat forced to...
View ArticleJoanna Higgins answers staff questions on WAITING FOR THE QUEEN
In Waiting for the Queen, fifteen-year-old Eugenie de La Roque and her family barely escape the French Revolution with their lives and the clothes on their backs. Along with several other noble...
View ArticleMichael Bazzett Wins Lindquist & Vennum Prize for Poetry
We are very happy to announce that Michael Bazzett is the recipient of the 2014 Lindquist & Vennum Prize for Poetry. The independent judge for 2014, Kevin Prufer, shared the following about the...
View ArticleAmy Leach shares playlist for THINGS THAT ARE
With the paperback release of Amy Leach’s Things That Are right around the corner, we thought it would be the perfect time to share the playlist Amy has made for her book. Thanks to Largehearted Boy...
View ArticleSpring Award Roundup
There are many reasons to celebrate this Spring, especially considering all of the fine recognition our authors have been receiving. We’re very happy these writers have chosen us as their publisher,...
View ArticleMay 2014 Newsletter: Grad bundles, L&V winner, Author spotlights
If you aren’t yet a subscriber of our newsletter, you can sign up here. The tulips are up, the birds are singing their brains out at the crack of dawn, the newly-freed students are running wild in the...
View ArticleRead (and hear) samples from STILWATER
June marks the release of Stilwater: Finding Wild Mercy in the Outback by Rafael de Grenade. Kirkus Reviews calls the book “a vivid, sweeping chronicle of the Australian Outback”, and says, “profiling...
View ArticleSix reasons to read THINGS THAT ARE
We could not be more excited to release the paperback version of Things That Are by Amy Leach this month. This debut collection is full of essays that progress from the tiniest Earth dwellers to...
View ArticleThis post was written underneath the light of the sun
We wanted to give you a peek, dear readers, at our new office light tubes which we try to use every day in place of regular lighting. The lights are comprised of actual tubes in our ceiling that funnel...
View ArticleJune 2014 Newsletter: Illustrations, author audio, and a peek into our office
If you aren’t yet a subscriber of our newsletter, you can sign up here. The tulips are up, the birds are singing their brains out at the crack of dawn, the newly-freed students are running wild in the...
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