- Last week—We sent Mark Luebbers’ and Benjamin Goluboff’s poetry chapbook, Group Portrait, to the printer for its initial proof.From the back of the book: “The poems in this little volume explore Hermann Landshoff ‘s photograph of modernist artists, most of them refugees from Hitler’s Europe, gathered in the home of Peggy Guggenheim, patron and collector of modern art, in 1942. This group portrait is part of a series of photographs that Landshoff, himself a refugee, made of exiled artists and intellectuals in New York City during the war. The photograph may have been intended both as a statement of anti-fascist solidarity and as propaganda for Guggenheim’s newly opened Art of This Century gallery.”The book officially launches July 14.
- Also last week—Motorhome Gypsies: Practical RV Living Advice & Real World Adventures by Rachel Thompson and Lisa Cross slunk off to the art department where it will transform from a manuscript into a book. We are so excited about this non-fiction, how-to RV book. Part travel memoir, part instruction manual, this book features advice, photographs, cartoons and all the real experience a person would need to consider a mobile lifestyle, written by two women who’ve done it for 15 years. The book officially launches July 4.
- This week, May 14— Although Julian Costa’s local history book, Coach of the Building, does not officially release until June, Bob Pursell had copies of this volume at the Friends of Pete event. Julian chronicles the career of Richard Carty, the first principal of East Stroudsburg North High School. The book discusses Carty and the construction of the high school, which celebrates its 25th Anniversary this year. The book also explores the impact of September 11, 2001 on the school.
- May 20— The print release of M.Christian’s novel, Brushes: An Erotic Romance of Artistic Propositions officially debuts. The ebook is already on Kindle and available on KindleUnlimited. Tap into this tale of a famous artist and how his talent impacts everyone he knows by clicking here.
- June 16— The official release of McKenna Graf’s second volume of poetry with us, The Depths, which is the third volume in her Archive of Adolescence series. McKenna has challenged herself to write an entire collection of poetry every year of her experience at Lafayette College.
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