Indies Introduce

Here, Bowen and Kirkpatrick discussed crafting the novel.

Cat Chapman of The Oxford Exchange called Neverforgotten "utterly gorgeous."

Fernández' debut graphic novel Manu is forthcoming from Graphix. 

Maleeha Siddiqui is the author of Barakah Beats, a Summer/Fall 2021 Indies Introduce middle grade selection and a 

“In Cairo Circles, Doma Mahmoud gracefully explores how expectations — socioeconomic, cultural, emotional — both separate and bring us together," said Amanda Qassar of Warwick’s in La Jolla, California.

“What a vivid and chilling story,” said Kim Brock of Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Cincinnati, Ohio.

"Read it once, read it again, then look for more poetry by Velasquez," said  Connie Griffin of Bookworks.

Audrey Huang of Belmont Books called My Monticello “one fantastic collection of short stories.”

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Kelsy April of Bank Square Books and Title IX Books in Mystic, CT, and Savoy Bookshop in Westerly, RI, called the book “Incredible. Poetic. Jaw dropping.”

“I can't wait to discuss Mrs. March with customers,” said Carrie Koepke of Skylark Books, “perhaps over a freshly baked loaf of olive bread.”

"So’s book is a glittering example of what the best story collections do — welcome you fully into a world and render it with diamond-cut detail and deep-well empathy," said Chris Lee of Boswell Book Company.

Here are the Summer/Fall 2021 Indies Introduce titles.

“The Truth Project is something truly special that will grab hold of your heart and not let go,” said Lauren Nopenz Fairley of Curious Iguana.