Author investigates three generations of family’s arranged marriages, including her own
An intimate exploration of trauma and self-discovery in tender memoir, Afterword by Adriani Trigiani OMAHA, NE – Peek behind the curtain of one woman’s journey
Debut historical fiction novel chronicles change and resilience among the tobacco fields of 1950s North Carolina
RALEIGH, North Carolina – Leo Daughtry’s debut novel, “Talmadge Farm,” transports readers to the tobacco fields of 1950s North Carolina. “Talmadge Farm” (Story Merchant Books,
Spring cleaning: Novels that give characters fresh starts
Springtime has rushed in again, and maybe this year we’ll finally get around to spring cleaning (but probably not). The characters in these books cleaned
Author, Authors Everywhere: Books Forward March 2024 newsletter
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Cracking the immigration impasse: Author-educator weaves tales of humanity to expose the real “crisis” at the U.S.-Mexico border
It was family separation and “kids in cages” that drove Sarah Towle to the U.S. southern border. On discovering the many-headed hydra that is the
True crime memoir of brutal La. murder a compelling tale of healing, justice and triumph of the human spirit
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – On Aug. 23, 1987, 26-year-old Selonia Reed was found dead in the parking lot of a gas station in Hammond, Louisiana.
The Rise of AI: Books Forward February 2024 newsletter
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An Interview with Max Bowen, host and founder of Citywide Blackout
For our 2024 blog series, we’re highlighting industry professionals to find out more about their time in the book world. Follow along for insight on
Books Forward Authors in the Media: March 2024
What can we say, Books Forward authors are always going, going, going! We’re excited to feature some of our authors and their recent media wins.
Reading list for Disability Awareness Month
When I first moved to New Orleans I was fresh out of college and fumbling my way through becoming a special education teacher. I knew