Category: Review

Thank you to Diego Báez and Booklist for giving Laurie Ann Guerrero’s Redwork a starred review! We are thrilled to share this wonderful news. Báez…

Thank you to Haylee G. Morman for a compelling review of AHP author Adam O’Fallon Price‘s latest short story collection, Objects of Desire. Morman writes:…

Thank you to Nandini Bhattacharya for her review of Grace Spulak’s Magdalena Is Brighter Than You Think, featured on Colorado State University’s Center for Literary…

Thank you to Wes Blake and Rain Taxi for the thoughtful and thorough review of Autumn House author Sherrie Flick’s short-story collection, “I Have Not…

Thank you to Nate Miller and Barrelhouse for the review of P. Scott Cunningham’s Self-Portrait as the “i” in Florida. Concluding his review, Miller writes:…

Thanks to Publishers Weekly for the nice review of P. Scott Cunningham’s Self-Portrait as the “i” in Florida! Of the collection, the reviewer writes: “The…

Thanks to Foreword Reviews for their favorable review of Grace Spulak’s debut collection. Of the book, the reviewer shared: Amid the women’s pain­ful, intim­ate instances…

Lauren D. Woods’s The Great Grown-Up Game of Make-Believe did that rare and special thing. It surprised and intrigued me. It made me remember and…

Our forthcoming spring title Magdalena Is Brighter Than You Think by Grace Spulak has been included in Ms. Magazine’s roundup of most anticipated feminist reads…

We are ecstatic to share a new review of The Great Grown-Up Game of Make-Believe, the winner of our 2024 Fiction Prize by Lauren D.…

We are thrilled to share that our forthcoming spring title Magdalena Is Brighter Than You Think by Grace Spulak has been included in the Chicago…

Big thanks to Italian Americana and Chiara De Santi for including a stunning review of Sal Pane’s The Neorealist in Winter in their Winter 2025…

Thanks to The Summerset Review and Erin Murphy for featuring Erica Reid’s Ghost Man on Second in their 2025 Poetry Review Roundup. Of Erica’s work,…

To read a book about your home state is a bit like playing the lottery. You hope you hit big instead of suffering buyer’s remorse.…

Fuller embraces the differences she encounters in her own past, her parents’ past, and her child’s present and future, weaving them into valuable stories of…

Thank you to Shelf Awareness and reviewer Rebecca Foster for the starred review of Ren Cedar Fuller’s debut collection Bigger!  Fuller is whimsical and self-deprecating…

Thank you to Necessary Fiction and reviewer Emily Hall for the wonderful review of AHP author Lauren D. Woods’s new collection The Great Grown-Up Game of Make-Believe! The…

We’re excited to share that Lauren D. Woods‘s The Great Grown-Up Game of Make-Believe, winner of the 2024 AHP Fiction Prize, has received a wonderful…