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Braddock, PA braddockavenuebooks.com Joined October 2012
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“There should be more room for more perspectives and less gatekeeping or curating the trends and landscapes that dictate what sells and what sinks.”

Kristen McGuiness discusses the vitality and necessary endurance of small publishing companies.

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lithub.com More Stories, More Voices: On the Importance of the Small(ish) Book Publisher In November of 2023, a piece entitled “The Fight for the Future of Publishing” started making the rounds on my various social feeds. Initially, I was disappointed as I began to read the first lines…
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“By commingling the present action with this bit of backstory, Cather is finally explicit about the connection she has been implicitly working toward all along.”

Sorbel dives into Willa Cather’s writing and discusses the physical actions in her writing.

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lithub.com “I Won’t Kill It. I’ll Just Surprise It.” Corey Sobel on the Impact of Writing Physical Action This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. One hot, fine summer morning, a group of pre-adolescent boys flits to the outskirts of Sweet Water, Nebraska. Splashing th…
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“Writing mystery comes with opportunities and responsibilities—to engage your reader…and hopefully not to let them down at the end.”

Martin MacInnes discusses his new book, writing during the pandemic, Virginia Woolf’s influence, and more. 

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lithub.com Martin MacInnes on Crafting Psychologically Rich Science Fiction From an early age Dr. Leigh Hasenboch, the central character in Martin MacInnes’ stunningly immersive Booker-longlisted novel In Ascension, is fascinated by the ocean and by Niewe Maas, the icy riv…
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Seema Reza discusses finding a time and environment to write that works for you. She writes about how writing doesn’t need to be something to squeeze into the middle of your schedule. Writing can be spontaneous and intermittent.

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lithub.com Finding a Writing Life of One’s Own I am sitting on the bed in the bedroom that will soon not be mine, in the townhouse I will sign away in exchange for a swift custody agreement, for the chance to move on. It is not “my week” so I a…