There is a close relationship between libraries (public libraries at the very least) and government. From funding to governing itself, libraries have their eyes on government, and vice-versa. The library community celebrated a big win... Read More

Heart-pounding, mind-racing, breath-catching. In a word—thrilling. Being swept up is part of it; the other part is racing to keep up and loving every minute of it. It can be hard to come by that sort of adrenaline, so why not find it... Read More

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich., December 15, 2016—Foreword Reviews, a media company devoted to discovering, reviewing, and covering books from small, independent, and university presses is closing out 2016 by naming Seth Dellon associate... Read More

Facts / Mission: “We are a collective of diverse literary and visual artists whose work often defies ready classification, spanning the past quarter century. Among us we have published a long list of books from small literary presses... Read More

This December, we’ve been celebrating #IndieVoices, a series of election reactions from indie publishers specifically addressing diversity. This week’s new releases reflect the diversity of indie publishing, from a children’s book... Read More

Editor’s Note: This commentary by Rachel Haimowitz, co-owner of Riptide Publishing is part of an ongoing Foreword Reviews series called #IndieVoices, in which we invite small publishers and indie authors to address the 2016 US... Read More

Winter is coming, and so are a host of new, enticing mysteries, including some that lean decisively in the thriller direction. Whether you’re looking for a story that’s serious and sinister, such as the riveting Two Days Gone, or... Read More

Ordinarily, Foreword Reviews is all about indie authors and their books. Well, that’s still what we’re all about, but just this once, we’re also making it about our reviewers. We have about 150 of them scattered across the United... Read More