Literature News
Jayme Campbell's rhyming picture book, Every Brain Has Its Own Way, follows ten students in Ms. Maple's class to show kids that every brain is whole, every brain has a place, and kindness starts with asking, "How can I help?"
POOLE, U.K. - -- P-Wave Press today announced the forthcoming publication of Volume I of Thomas Holcroft's The Adventures of Hugh Trevor, a new three-volume edition of one of the most significant radical novels of the 1790s. Volume I will be published...
Jen Lee's debut literary novel, told without a single named character, arrives October 1—Villa Sova Press.
December issue: The Season of More Than Sparkle + Joel Rodriguez Tirado on why financial security is the most profound gift you can give yourself and your family.
November issue: The Yellow Ribbon's Call + Joel Rodriguez Tirado on why financial preparedness is an act of love and how legacy begins with a decision today.
Powerful authors unite in Delran to share inspiring perspectives on life, relationships, ministry and finances—followed by a mini networking experience.
Military Writers Society of America recognizes outstanding books across 14 literary categories in its 2026 Awards Season
ORLANDO, Fla. - -- The Military Writers Society of America (MWSA) will announce the 75 finalists for its 2026 book awards during a special video presentation premiering Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 7:30 p.m. Eastern. The announcement comes after MWSA's all...
Attention Artists, Writers, Poets, Musicians and Inventors: Here is a painting and a poem/potential song lyrics that all kinds of artists everywhere can relate to (and vent to). It's a poem and a painting by Robert M. Barrows called "Got Those Starving Ar
Maryland Writers' Association members gathered for an engaging craft session on building conflict and suspense in fiction.
Freer's novel is the first in a category the Libertarian Futurist Society created years ago and had never used — until now.
A Kiss for Damocles takes top honors from the Libertarian Futurist Society, marking Raconteur Press's first Prometheus Award win.
Kenya pilot is working to get physical books, in both mother tongue and lingua franca, into the hands of children who currently have neither
ATLANTA - -- Atlanta author Danielle Singleton has been named the 2026 Georgia Author of the Year in the Mystery/Detective category for her novel, Revenge. Presented by the Georgia Writers Association, the Georgia Author of the Year Awards recognize...