Category: coming soon
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FREE ON NETGALLEY
For those of you who review ebooks on NetGalley, we are offering Marilyn Jaye Lewis’ The Curse of our Profound Disorder on that platform through September 13. Grab that ebook here.
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Opportunity: MChristian Tribute Anthology
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Author Marilyn Jaye Lewis, with support from Ralph Greco Jr., is spearheading our upcoming anthology to honor M.Christian, our beloved colleague who died unexpectedly as we rolled into 2026. Deadline is in October. We will consider any literary work that has a connection to/inspiration from M.Christian. Chris was a multi-faceted writer with an interest…
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Welcome 2062!
Allison Faye Stein’s futuristic middle-grade 2062 launches next week. With pre-orders, the colorful book, illustrated by Echo City Capers creator Joseph Swarctz, has risen to #178 in the children’s science fiction comics category on Amazon, a niche where the top sellers are First Cat in Space, Neil Gaiman’s Coraline, and Magic Tree House.
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July 11 Celebration at Palmer Mall
The summer season of celebration for #50Books5years enters its next phase as we approach our poetry reading and book signing event at the Made in the Neighborhood Store at the Palmer Park Mall, Easton, Pa., on July 11. This event will have a variety of authors on hand, including myself, Thurston Gill, Darrell Parry, Nancy…
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Archive of Adolescence closes
The final volume of McKenna Graf’s Archive of Adolescence series, What’s Left?, officially releases June 13. McKenna graduated from Lafayette College last week and has enrolled in a master’s program at Harvard University. She came to me as a college sophomore and, in a meeting in downtown Easton’s Three Birds Coffee, pitched the idea of a four-book series that covered her…
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Operation Hug at Newtown Bookshop Saturday
From Madeline Marriott about the launch of Operation Hug three weeks ago: Since its official launch at the end of May, everything about Operation Hug has been both incredibly rewarding and just so much fun. I had the privilege of reading to a first-grade class taught by one of my lifelong best friends, and…