In Review: The Week of May 22nd

This week we cheered on ARP Books author Kaie Kellough (Accordéon) and Freehand Books author Catherine Cooper (White Elephant) at the Amazon First Novel Award ceremony, painted our nails to match some awesome book covers, and got our short story on.

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On the Blog

~ We got deep with this tentacled edition of Cover Collage.~ We finished our Short Story Month series with a look at Susan E. Lloy’s  But When We Look Closer (Now or Never Publishing). You can read why Susan describes her collection as “compulsion,” “spirit,” and “ocean.” ~ Like we said, we painted our nails to match some of the lovely book covers in our office, and even had an author join in on the fun.~ Our First Fiction feature, Suzanne Hillier’s Sonja & Carl (Brindle & Glass Publishing), is for fans of Rainbow Rowell and Jojo Moyes, or anyone who has ever been a teenager.

Around the Web

~Literary podcast alert! The Association of English-language Publishers of Quebec launched Inside the Frozen Mammoth, featuring writers from Quebec!~ Star Wars Jedi-mind-tricked us into adding these 10 words to our vocabulary. 

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~ Two never-before-seen poems by Sylvia Plath were just discovered on the back of a notebook.

What Else We’re Reading

Lauren is waist deep in Men Walking on Water by Emily Schultz—a novel about rum-running in the 1920s—and it got us thinking about Kevin Major’s Found Far and Wide (Breakwater Books), a historical fiction that follows rum-running in Prohibition-era New York.

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