Some Types of Intelligence (Novel), Molokai, Hawai'i Some Types of Intelligence is a novel about the war on terror — about Afghanistan, surveillance, art, and complicity with U.S. ... [Read More]
Catherine Julia Carberry
Bitter Tropic (Novel), Woodstock, NY Bitter Tropic travels between New York and Puerto Rico, following three characters whose lives are profoundly impacted by the 1950s Puerto Rican independence ... [Read More]
Ben Kim
Unified (TV Pilot), Hacienda Heights, CA In the 1980s, a clandestine Korean-American operative infiltrates a religious cult led by a millionaire Korean pastor infamous for mass marriages and ... [Read More]
Beata Grablevska
Where the Pines Cry (Memoir), The Hague, THE NETHERLANDS Where the Pines Cry recounts my upbringing in Soviet Lithuania, shaped by scarcity and communist indoctrination until discovering my ... [Read More]
Anthony Aycock
Just Plain Filthy: The Story Behind Book Banning's Trial of the Century (Nonfiction), Cary, NC The first book-length history of Island Trees v. Pico, the only book ban case ever to make it to the ... [Read More]
Andrew Altschul
The Greatest Story Ever Told (Novel), Fort Collins, CO A novel about grief, faith, art, technology, and late capitalism in which Felix Frankl’s grief over his sister’s disappearance leads him ... [Read More]
Amy Kennedy
Vanishing Points: Words for Disappearing (Nonfiction), New Orleans, LA This glossary is a collection of micro-essays and photographs that explores the intersection of industry and nature, and the ... [Read More]
Alex Cain
The Body in the Greenhouse (Historical Fiction), Jamestown, RI The Body in the Greenhouse, a mystery set at Harvard in 1948, explores closed societies and the social codes required to succeed ... [Read More]
Aimee Seiff Christian
Nobody’s Daughter: An Adoptee's Memoir of Lost and Found (Memoir), Concord, MA Nobody’s Daughter takes a critical look at the transactional nature of closed adoptions through one adoptee’s ... [Read More]
Emma Barrow
Other Plans (Screenplay), Portland, OR A Cherokee woman fights to protect her niece from an unlawful adoption by her white grandparents while reckoning with feeling distant from her own ... [Read More]
simóne j banks
continuum (Poetry), Lancaster, PA continuum is a poetry + photography project that seeks to restage, reimagine and restore the seen and unseen relationship between the Black body and ... [Read More]
Sassy Mohen
On the Hook (Screenplay), Los Angeles, CA A Texas college student discovers her friend's life-threatening pregnancy and has 24-hours to get her across state lines before it’s too late. "I aim ... [Read More]
Christopher Shipman
Brick by Brick (Poetry), Greensboro, NC Brick by Brick uses various styles of poetry to explore the tragic murder of my paternal grandmother and the generational grief left in its wake. "As an ... [Read More]
May Lee-Yang
The Happy Life (Short Story Collection), St. Paul, MN The Happy Life is a collection of short stories that center Hmong women protagonists who are outsiders within their own community across the ... [Read More]
Conor Bracken
All-American Dad (Poetry), Cleveland Heights, OH All-American Dad is a collection of poems which complicates the hypermasculine construction of fatherhood so we can see it as a unit of empire to ... [Read More]
Lisa DeAngelis
Granny Panties (Historical Fiction), New Hope, PA Three 70-year-old women save a drowning man and live to regret it. "I hope this historical novel will give voice to an underrepresented ... [Read More]
Azra Liaqat Khan
Mona: An Immodest Memoir of Race & Rebellion (Memoir), Washington, D.C. Mona: An Immodest Memoir of Race & Rebellion recounts a professor's years working in NYC gentlemen's clubs at the time ... [Read More]
Winshen Liu
Moonful (Poetry), Oxford, MS Moonful is a poetry collection about everyday moments of longing and continued negotiations of home and family due to migration. "I hope my poems inspire empathy ... [Read More]
Stanley Gordon
OFFICE (Nut) (Stage Play), Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK A frantic psycho-dramatic magical-realist comedy, OFFICE (Nut) explores tumultuous internal relationships between men and their mental ... [Read More]
heidi andrea restrepo rhodes
ampersand organ (Poetry), San Francisco, CA Poetry collection weaving neuroqueer forms of life shaped by a perpetual ‘and’: associative leaps, sensory and emotional synesthesia, and inter-species ... [Read More]
Leslie V. Nguyen-Okwu
American Hyphen (Memoir), Austin, TX American Hyphen is an intimate journey across the rocky terrain of racism, as a first-generation Vietnamese Nigerian American navigates the fissures and ... [Read More]
Patrick Strickland
A History of Heartache: Stories (Short Story Collection), Athens, GREECE This interlinked short story collection is populated by people in or from Texas, enduring the corrosive impacts of ... [Read More]
Mbinguni
Till the Time (Fiction), Fernandina Beach, FL A dual-timeline narrative exploring the parallel battles of a Black history teacher and his father against racism, united by legacy, love, and the ... [Read More]
Kim Watson
Searching for Zora (Neale Hurston) – The State of Poverty in America Today (Creative Nonfiction), Los Angeles, CA A cross-country photo-essay journey into poverty featuring Zora’s iconic ... [Read More]
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