“The Voice We Squelch” by Jillian Ibelli
What if everything you thought was true was just an illusion? On the outside, Manhattan-dwelling Kayla Montero seems to have it all. Floating on Cloud 9 from her recent engagement, Continue Reading

What if everything you thought was true was just an illusion? On the outside, Manhattan-dwelling Kayla Montero seems to have it all. Floating on Cloud 9 from her recent engagement, Continue Reading

“The Love Letter Ghost” by M.E. Saladino Mac’s perfect world falls apart when Angie breaks their engagement in a crowded restaurant and runs, leaving him sputtering over his plate of Continue Reading

There’s a war for the very soul of Brooklyn … and the stakes are higher than ever! When perpetrators of particularly heinous and insidious crimes were acquitted after trial in Continue Reading

“Beyond Sight” by Lâle Davidson In scenic Saratoga Springs, ghosts of a dark capitalist past awaken and challenge a young woman’s powers. Julie Sykes, a young woman with long-repressed supernatural Continue Reading

“Against the Grain” by Lâle Davidson Now including an interview with environmental activist Tracy Frisch. Two-thousand-year-old redwoods once cloaked the northern California coast like bear fur, mesmerizing in their enormity. Continue Reading

“Frats” by Dee Snider The debut novel by Dee Snider Based on true events.When young Bobby Kovax unexpectedly moves with his parents to Baldwin, Long Island, the high school hallways Continue Reading

Performance artist Anna Magdalena splays her audience open and leaves them begging for more. More life. More freedom. More imagination. By redefining family, history, myth, time and identity, she prompts Continue Reading

Wild Blueberries is Maureen McNeil’s second short story collection. These new stories loop through time and space like earth and moon. Each story has an ecosystem sprinkled with love from Continue Reading

Rachel, the heroine introduced in the “The Mysterious Animal Soup and Rachel’s Gifts,” returns in this story of suspense taking place at the US Tennis Open Junior competition, where her Continue Reading

Preorder your copy here Available November 7 It is the Christmas and Hanukkah holidays, 1911—a time for charity and wishes. Lily’s days are too crowded, living in a three-room apartment Continue Reading