New book investigates the impact of systematic racism and trauma on Black mental health
TORONTO – Since the Age of Enlightenment, Black bodies have been sites of trauma. Drawing on anti-colonial theory, “From the Enlightenment to Black Lives Matter”
A searing Southern Gothic ghost story unfolds in a blistering “love letter” to Texas Hill Country
Palo Alto, CA – Debut author J. E. Weiner pens “The Wretched and Undone” (History Through Fiction, March 18th, 2025). A Killer Nashville Top Pick
Paid book review services: what are the pros and cons?
Indie authors face a lot of hurdles getting their books in front of booksellers and librarians. A positive review from a reputable industry publication can
A Day in the Life of a book cover designer
Books Forward is celebrating our 25th anniversary this year, and one of the ways we’re celebrating is by showcasing 25 people you should know in
Books Forward Authors in the Media: March 2025
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.
Ditch the fairy tale — debut memoir empowers women to rewrite their own happily ever after
SEATTLE, WA – Who says a prince is needed to save the day? Certainly not debut author Deb Miller. In her bold and empowering memoir,
Award-winning author returns in YA thriller: What happens when a racist viral video stars your best friend?
“[Naomi’s] voice and her convictions are clear. Her growth from passivity to activism to realizing some hard truths about growing up is especially striking, amid
Childhood sweethearts reunite for a second chance at love in sweeping new romance novel
TORONTO, ON – A decade apart, a painful secret—can two childhood sweethearts reignite a love that defies cultures and time? Lia Juma thought she’d buried
Black Bookish Creators to Follow for Black History Month and Beyond
Happy Black History Month! We hope that February has already been filled with lots of joy for our beloved Black community. We know that 2025
Romance author recs if you hate romance novels
OK, no one yell at me: I’ve been off romance novels for the past year or so. I don’t know if it’s the state of
