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With US debuts from established international authors to novels from emerging writers, this debut fiction feature has a deep bench.
This immensely talented writer readily admits to bleeding on paper, and then bleeding some more
Whisk-wielding wizard Sara Bir, author of The Fruit Forager’s Companion (Chelsea Green), wrote one of the most delightful, unsuspecting cookbooks we’ve seen in a long time.
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by Kara Hansen
It’s finally summer. The snowy, cold, and gray days of winter are far behind now—at least for a little while—and long days of sunshine and blue skies are here to take their place. Along with this relief of warm weather comes the... Read More
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by Kristine Morris
Wonder, awe, respect—conflict, abuse, greed. All these have characterized humans relationship with nature. Is there a... Read More
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by Hannah Hohman
Legend of the Star Runner A Timmi Tobbson Adventure J. I. Wagner Cindy Froehlich, illustrator freshabooks Softcover $12.99 (168pp) 978-3-96326777-2 Buy: IndieBound, Amazon A spirited trio of kid sleuths undertake a classic treasure hunt... Read More
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by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers
Our increasingly urban society means that rural people are becoming a minority, and we all know what that means—stereotyping, oppression, othering, and general disregard. We see it playing out politically in the way Trump’s rural... Read More
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by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers
Emotional and physical risks court an awkward levity. Rural towns pool with unexpected darkness. A city reveals African... Read More
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by Kara Hansen
Here at Foreword Reviews, we are lucky to call the beautiful town of Traverse City, Michigan, home. In this small city on a Lake Michigan bay, we’re surrounded by expansive forests, golden beaches, rolling dunes, and shimmering lakes;... Read More
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by Hannah Hohman
Small Moving Parts D. B. Jackson Turner Publishing Softcover $17.99 (384pp) 978-1-68336-782-6 Buy: IndieBound, Amazon Small Moving Parts is an emotive, atmospheric, and memorable tour de force. Not to be missed. In 1958, on a summer’s... Read More
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by Katie Asher
Jeffery Paine’s "Enlightenment Town" is a witty, in-depth exploration of a unique place and its spiritual inhabitants. It doubles as a humorous and enlightening look at the world’s religions, many of which are represented in... Read More
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