Exclusive Cover Reveal of “Sky Daddy” by Kate Folk

Electric Literature is pleased to reveal the cover of Sky Daddy by Kate Folk, which will be published by Random House on April 08, 2025. You can pre-order your copy here. Cross the jet bridge with Linda, a frequent flyer with a dangerous obsession, in this hilarious and provocative debut novel by the acclaimed author of Out […] The post Exclusive Cover Reveal of “Sky Daddy” by Kate Folk appeared first on Electric Literature. Continue reading at 'Electric Literature'

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Imagination, Reality, and Two Very Different Americas

Qian Julie Wang’s debut memoir Beautiful Country is a compelling and intimate portrait of an undocumented childhood. Much like Betty Smith’s A Tree Grows In Brooklyn and Frank McCourt’s Angela’s Ashes, we are carried into the heart and mind of a child: this time, a young, undocumented girl in... Continue reading at Electric Literature

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Resist Tyranny, Read Dangerously

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The Future of the Espresso Book Machine

Following the death of legendary Random House editor Jason Epstein, who cofounded On Demand Books with Dane Neller in 2003, Neller said that he believes there is still a place for ODB's signature creation, which the company has called “an ATM for books.” Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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Exclusive cover reveal: Laura Warrell’s Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm.

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Omar Sakr's 'epic, stunningly dirty' debut novel challenges macho heterosexual myths of Arab-Australian culture

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Gagliano Tapped to Head Boston Book Festival

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Announcing The Sunday Times Charlotte Aitken Young Writer of the Year Award shortlist

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Toronto author's bestselling novel The Maid started as an idea on a napkin

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Erroll McDonald Remembers Jason Epstein

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What You Lose as a Daughter of the Iranian Revolution

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Jason Epstein, Legendary Editor and Book Biz Innovator, Dies at 93

The longtime Random House editor, who combined a deep passion for books with a shrewd business mind and, as a result, made multiple major contributions to 20th Century literary and publishing history, died on February 4. Continue reading at Publishers Weekly

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Jason Epstein, publishing executive who shaped literary tastes, dies at 93

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Book Deals: Week of February 07, 2022

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On The Lost Daughter, Vladimir, and What Happens When Women Have Had Enough

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