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“… poignant in its appreciation for an artist who dedicated her life to her homeland through her work …”
Women writers, unfortunately, face obstacles that their male colleagues don’t.
“… a brief overview of the beloved celestial body told in one hundred vignettes, each accompanied by a full-page, full-color illustration.”
The awards recognize the best books published in 2018 from small, indie, and university presses, as well as by self-published authors.
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by Barbara Hodge
Three Ways to Disappear / Katy Yocom / Ashland Creek Press / Softcover $18.95 (316pp) / 978-1-61822-083-7 / Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon / In Katy Yocom’s immersive and multilayered novel Three Ways to Disappear,...
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by Danielle Ballantyne
FOREWORD’S LIT HIT—INDIE BOOKS THAT’LL BLOW YOU AWAY / Shoot for the stars with Moon: An Illustrated History, a brief overview of the beloved celestial body told in one hundred vignettes, each accompanied by a full-page, full-color...
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by Michelle Anne Schingler
July 20, 2019 is the semicentennial of the moon landing—-an event so momentous that it still inspires awe and introspection about our place among the stars. In the fifty years since human beings first stepped foot on another celestial...
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Beginning from the beginning—the Big Bang, to be precise—this gorgeous exploration of our solar system is replete with informative flaps, flip-up factoids, and beautiful collages depicting the colorful night sky and life planetside....
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With four arms and a terrible sense of direction, Victor is not the most outwardly efficient interstellar taxi driver—but he is the one you’ll most want to pick you up by the end of this zany, alien-laden, humorously detailed picture...
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This clever fold-out title begins with a girl on Earth whose body may be bound by gravity, but whose imagination is not. Her eyes starry, she looks up, up, up to the sky, her sight passing children in the apartments above her,...
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With subtle celebrations of exploration and inventiveness, "Moon’s First Friends" works toward the Apollo 11 landing from a singular perspective: that of the moon upon which the vessel landed. The beautiful, lonely moon waits for her...
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by Melissa Wuske
It takes courage to put words to paper with the intention of seeing it through to a finished book. In essence, fledgling authors are seeking to join the company of Leo Tolstoy, Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf, and other giants, and...
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