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Dead Money Lava Red Feather Blue The Innkeeper’s Daughter A Place to Belong Coffee Days, Whiskey NightsConfessions of HerThe Grief We’re Given

Recent Releases 8

NineteenSincerelyA Strangely Wrapped GiftNo Call Too Small

Selected Backlist 13

About Central Avenue Publishing 20

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“Don’t forget — no one else sees the world the way you do, so no one else can tell the stories that you have to tell.”

— Charles de Lint

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A�er living in four continents, Srinath Adiga has forged a unique voice based on his travels and attempts to �nd common threads that unite humanity. His debut novel, Dead Money, was inspired by the 2007 global �nancial crisis. He’s based in the UK where he works as a freelance copywriter.

Inspired by an obscure Chinese custom and based on actual 21st century events, Srinath

Adiga’s debut novel is dark satire in the mold of Brave New World and 1984. It is a

tale of greed, corruption and how the things that make us human can lead to our demise.

Dead Money

SRINATH ADIGA

�ey said you can’t take your money with you when you die. What if they were wrong?

A stock market trader in Hong Kong desperate to pay o� a ��y-three-million-dollar gangster debt. A mysterious suicide bomber in Mumbai under the spell of a dangerous myth. A banker in Amsterdam waging a lone battle to avert a global catastrophe.

�ree men whose fates are linked inextricably by a toxic �nancial product. One that promises happiness in the next world, yet has a devastating e�ect on this one. �e choices they make about their individual moral dilemmas will a�ect the rest of humanity,

Profound, intense and cleverly plotted with unexpected twists and turns, Dead Money is a multi-faceted dark satire about money, religion and how the very things that make us human can ultimately lead to our demise.

FICTION / Political 416 pages 6 X 9Trade Paper, $16.99January 26, 2021978-1-77168-216-9Ebook availableRights: World

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Molly Ringle was one of the quiet, weird kids in school, and is now one of the quiet, weird writers of the world. Her previous novels are predominantly set in the Paci�c Northwest and feature fae, goblins, ghosts, and Greek gods alongside regular humans. She lives in Seattle.

From an accomplished writer comes a Sleeping Beauty reimagining filled with magical beings, witches, and faeries as a centuries-old prince is accidentally reawakened by a modern-day man.

Lava Red Feather Blue

MOLLY RINGLE

Awakening the handsome prince is supposed to end the fairy tale, not begin it. But the Highvalley witches have rarely done things the way they’re supposed to. On the north Paci�c island of Eidolonia, hidden from the world by enchantments, Prince Larkin has lain in a magical sleep since 1799 as one side of a truce between humans and fae. �at is, until Merrick Highvalley, a modern-day witch, discovers an old box of magic charms and cryptic notes hidden inside a garden statue.

Experimenting with the charms, Merrick �nds himself inside the bower where Larkin lies, and accidentally awakens him. Worse still, releasing Larkin from the spell also releases Ula Kana, a faery bent on eradicating humans from the island. With the truce collapsing and hostilities escalating throughout the country, Merrick and Larkin form an unlikely alliance and become even unlikelier heroes as they �ee into the perilous fae realm on a quest to stop Ula Kana and restore harmony to their island.

Praise for All the Better Part of Me by Molly Ringle

* Top Romance Title for Fall 2019 — Publishers Weekly

* 16 Romance Novels to Read �is Fall — BuzzFeed

“Entertaining, nuanced . . . Ringle navigates her twisty revelations and dramatic conclusion with just enough weight to avoid mawkishness, and her characters earn their happy ending. Readers looking for introspective romances with winding plots will enjoy this heartfelt novel.” — Publishers Weekly

“�is honest coming-of-age romance will resonate with those who are discovering their own sexual identity, while Sinter and Andy’s �irtatious, tentative romance should please all lovers of the genre.” — Library Journal

FICTION, Fairy Tales384 pages 6 X 9Trade Paper, $16.99January 5, 2021978-1-77168-198-8Ebook availableRights: World

ALSO AVAILABLEAll the Better Part of Me, Paperback

(978-1-77168-167-4) $15.99 The Goblins of Bellwater, Paperback

(978-1-77168-117-9) $13.95 Persephone’s Orchard, Paperback

(978-1-926760-98-8) $19.95Underworld’s Daughter, Paperback

(978-1-77168-016-5) $19.95Immortal’s Spring, Paperback

(978-1-77168-040-0) $16.95

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Bianca M. Schwarz was born in Germany, spent her formative years in London, and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son. She has been telling stories all her life, but didn’t hit her stride until she started writing a book she would want to read for fun. Her debut novel, �e Innkeeper’s Daughter is that book.

Well-researched, gritty and terribly romantic, this is the first in a darkly

entertaining series set in Regency London, complete with a beautiful girl in peril, a

flawed gentleman spy, a nasty pimp, and a sinister hell-fire club with deadly secrets.

The Innkeeper’s Daughter

BIANCA M. SCHWARZ

In the twilight of a November evening, Sir Henry, a man of wealth and charm, comes across a badly beaten Eliza, desperate to escape her cruel stepfather. Realizing she has nowhere to go, Sir Henry takes her to his home in Mayfair.

�ere, as she recovers, Henry introduces the lovely Eliza to a world of art and literature she never knew existed. But Eliza’s brutal world follows her to London, where the salons of the aristocratic elite co-exist with the back alleys of the criminal underworld.

�ankfully, Henry, a secret agent to the crown, is able and willing to deal with the man Eliza’s stepfather had sold her to, and the pimp who plans to enslave her.

As romance blossoms between them, Eliza unearths an old secret that leads them into the dark sadistic world of sex tra�cking, and �nally allows Henry to identify the traitor responsible for selling military secrets to the French, causing the death of thousands.

A natural at the spy game, Eliza proves herself a worthy partner in their �ght for truth and justice. But with time running out, and the fate of one girl hanging in the balance, Henry and Eliza must �nd a way to outwit a nasty pimp and eliminate a dangerous enemy agent.

FICTION, Historical RomanceThe Gentleman Spy Mysteries #1416 pages 6 X 9Paperback, $16.99January 12, 2021978-1-77168-210-7Ebook availableRights: World

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Abbie Williams writes passionate, emotional �ction about relationships, heartache, and redemption. �e author of more than a dozen novels, Abbie lives in rural Minnesota with her husband and their busy family. A Place to Belong is her fourteenth book.

Penned by an accomplished romance novelist, A Place to Belong is a powerful love story in the vein of Nicholas Sparks and Christina Lauren about the ways the

smallest of choices shape our lives.

A Place to Belong

ABBIE WILLIAMS

Millie Jo Gordon cannot remember a time before she loved Wyatt Rawley – at age �ve, she told her parents that she would marry him someday, a tale retold since her childhood. Now, many years later, Millie is seventeen and more deeply in love than ever. At twenty-three, sweet, passionate Wy, only a few semesters away from practicing veterinary medicine, secretly returns those feelings. In the ripe heat of summer, Wy at last confesses and the two share a week of sublime happiness before a heartbreaking revelation forces them apart.

Years pass, following each in their separate lives – Wy a talented and well-respected vet whose marriage to another is only an aching reminder of what he could have had with Millie. Meanwhile, Millie attends college to become an equine therapist, grappling with her enduring and unspoken connection to Wy, a love that refuses to wither and leave her in peace. An emotional love story about the momentous ways that even the smallest of choices can forever shape our lives.

Praise for Abbie Williams“Perfect for romantic mystery lovers, Wild Flower is a sweet, clever quickstep with characters who feel like longtime friends.” — Foreword Reviews

**Independent Publishers Awards Gold Medalist 2015** (Heart of a Dove)

** 2016 Foreword INDIES Finalist - Romance (Soul of a Crow)

“...successfully melds historical narrative, women’s issues, and breathless romance with horsewomanship, trailside deer-gutting, and alluring smidgeons of Celtic ESP.” — Publishers Weekly (Heart of a Dove)

“�ere is a lot I liked about this book. It didn’t pull punches, it feels period, it was �lled with memorable characters and at times lovely descriptions and language.” — Dear Author

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Paper, (978-1-77168-107-0) $13.95Winter at the White Oaks Lodge,

Paper, (978-1-77168-108-7) $13.95Wild Flower,

Paper (978-1-77168-109-4) $13.95The First Law of Love,

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Cyrus Parker is a non-binary poet and storyteller, and the author of multiple collections of poetry. Hailing from a small coastal town in New Jersey alongside wife and poetess, Amanda Lovelace, Cyrus can usually be found at local co�ee shops not writing when they should be, or at home sipping the occasional glass of whiskey while mourning the cancellation of Marvel’s Jessica Jones.

From a popular writer with strong poetry and LGBT community connections, comes

an exploration of the optimism a cup of coffee can bring to the lingering whiskey-

fuelled thoughts that keep us up late at night.

Coffee Days Whiskey Nights

CYRUS PARKER

Co�ee Days, Whiskey Nights is a collection of poetry, prose, and aphorisms that juxtaposes the hopefulness a brand new day can bring with the lingering thoughts that keep us up into the late-night hours.

A lot can happen between the �rst sip of co�ee and the last taste of whiskey, and this book takes a look at the way a single day can change our outlook on everything from relationships with others, to our relationships with ourselves, and everything in between.

Ultimately, it illustrates that no matter how hopeless we may feel at the end of a day, a new one is only a few hours away.

POETRY, Subjects & Themes160 pages 5.25 X 8Paperback, $14.99September 8, 2020978-1-77168-201-5Ebook availableRights: World

ALSO AVAILABLE[Dis]Connected, Paperback

(978-1-77168-145-2) $15.99

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Cindy Cherie began sharing her confessional style of poetry in 2016 to voice the internal con�icts of the modern-day female. Her ability to string poetry, prose, and storytelling into one eloquently phrased message has made her one of today’s more popular poets on Instagram. She lives in Brisbane, Australia.

This is a tale of survival portraying how one woman managed to end up finding love in herself, rather than searching for it in the arms of another. Through the journey she finds enlightenment and ultimately, saves herself. The story is told in a unique way,

eloquently and relatably woven throughout themed chapters of poetry and prose.

Confessions of Her

CINDY CHERIE

Based on a true story, Confessions of Her is the debut poetry novel by Cindy Cherie. It is a tale of survival depicting how one young woman found love in herself, rather than searching for it in the arms of another.

�is autobiographical collection of poetry and prose takes the reader on a journey of love and loss, depicting how she overcame heartbreak to ultimately, save herself. 

Poetry - Women Authors192 pages 5.25 X 8Paperback, $14.99October 6, 2020978-1-77168-213-8Ebook availableRights: World

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William Bortz (he/him) is a husband, poet, and editor from Des Moines, IA. His poems have appeared in several literary magazines. Growing up, William spent time in foster care, in homelessness, and in shelters. His aim in writing is to explore how joy lives in uncertainty and mourning.

A debut collection from a critically acclaimed poet whose work has graced

multiple literary journals and anthologies. A fantastic suggestion for readers in

between contemporary, accessible poetry and the more abstract and literary.

The Grief We’re Given

WILLIAM BORTZ

�e Grief We’re Given explores the collective and personal experience of grief and grieving through themes and tropes such as relationships, love, loss, nature, eternity, and hope as a thinning, but exuberant, door.

How are we to learn to grieve when it feel unrelenting? How are we to adore and memorialize small moments of appreciation? How are we to shape our grief into something worth celebrating, and begin to understand the grief we give?

POETRY192 pages 5.25 X 8Paperback, $14.99February 2, 2021978-1-77168-219-0Ebook availableRights: World

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Makenzie Campbell grew up in the Paci�c Northwest and has been expressing herself through poetry since grade school. Makenzie is pursuing a degree in psychology at Washington State University; and her little free time is spent traveling and exploring the wild trails of the Cascades.

Titled after the poet’s age, this new book is deal for young people exploring adulthood,

Nineteen is a collection of poetry that broaches heartbreak, love, loss, war, peace,

and healing.

Nineteen

MAKENZIE CAMPBELL

By the author of the wildly successful 2am �oughts, comes Nineteen — titled a�er the poet’s age when she wrote this new book. Nineteen is a collection of poetry that broaches heartbreak, love, loss, war, peace, and healing.

For every place we go, there is a feeling or memory that’s been painted on the walls. You can paint over it, but it will always be there. Even if you can’t see it, you know.

You can feel the heartbreak inside the bedroom where you lost a love.

You can feel the hope at the co�ee shop where a beginning happened.

You can feel the healing as you sit in the driver’s seat, in charge of your own life.

Praise“Campbell’s newest collection serves as a necessary reminder that whatever we are feeling, we are never feeling it alone.” — Trista Mateer, author of Aphrodite Made Me Do It

“Whether you are sad and heartbroken in your bedroom, thinking about life in the shower or realising that you are ultimately in the driver’s seat of your own destiny, Makenzie’s words create a link between place and memory. For anyone whose emotions are tied to places, this book is for you.” — Courtney Peppernell, author of Pillow �oughts

“Nineteen is a journey. An exploration. A reminder to put one foot in front of the other even when it’s dark because there is always a light waiting for you in the distance. �ese words will reach in your direction, they will pull you back to places you thought you had forgotten only to remind you how far you have come. �ere is heartbreak living inside of here, but the most beautiful thing is that there is healing between these pages, too.” — Wilder, author of Nocturnal

POETRY, Women Authors192 pages 5.25 X 8Paperback, $14.99March 5, 2020978-1-77168-186-5Ebook available

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F. S. Yousaf is a poet and writer from New Jersey. Searching for a profound way to propose to his then girlfriend, he reread the letters she had written him. In them he found his proposal, and inspiration to write his own prose and poetry. From this inspiration, Sincerely, was born.

F. S. Yousaf has self published two poetry compilations, both to success. Drawing on his romance with his wife and his Muslim

faith and spirituality, this book is perfect for an audience seeking diversity.

Sincerely

F. S. YOUSAF

Searching for a profound way to propose to his �ancée, F.S. Yousaf reread the letters she had written him. In them he found his proposal, and inspiration to write his own prose and poetry. From this inspiration, Sincerely, was born.

�is is a compilation of letters and love poems that exempli�es spirituality and the magnitude how much a person can mean to another. It carries messages of positivity, hope, and most of all, true love.

Praise“Sincerely is passionate. Honest. Charming. An upli�ing and comforting collection �lled to the brim with warmth. It is a celebration of love. As I turned each page, I felt happy, optimistic, and empowered, as though the words were written for me. Ultimately, it made me want to write more love poems. F. S. Yousaf has beautifully encapsulated in a book what it feels like to fall in love.” — Madisen Kuhn, author of Almost Home

POETRY - Asian American, Love160 pages 5.25 X 8Trade Paper, $14.99978-1-77168-192-6February 1, 2020Ebook available

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Emily Juniper is a New York based poet and author. She writes about mental health, relationships, nostalgia, and her experience coming out as an adult. When she’s not listening to broody music and writing, she can be found cuddling with her rescue dog, going on nature walks.

This previously self-published title has sold thousands of copies on its own — a tribute

to the power of its words and message.

A Strangely Wrapped Gift

EMILY JUNIPER

In A Strangely Wrapped Gi�, you will �nd journeys from mental illness to recovery, from heartbreak to heart growth, from hopelessness to empowerment, and from the ocean to the stars.

In these pages, Juniper takes heavy, emotional raw material and weaves it into stunning, relatable poetry you’ll long to share with friends and loved ones.

�is collection is a reminder that broken pieces make the most beautiful mosaics, and that all of us possess the power to bloom even a�er a harsh winter.

You can �nd her on instagram at @evergreen.reveries.

POETRY - Mental Health192 pages 5.25 X 8Trade Paper, $14.99978-1-77168-189-6March 10, 2020Ebook available

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Oscar Martens has been writing stories and poems since George Michael carelessly whispered. Many of them have been nominated for mulitple notable awards and appeared in respected literary journals. Oscar lives with his wife in Burnaby, BC.

Ideal for independent booksellers looking for choice and regional literary options.

Oscar Martens is an accomplished writer. This anthology compiles some of his best

work which has previously only been published separately in literary journals.

No Call Too Small

OSCAR MARTENS

By the end of the day, a cop must choose between ethics and social death. A camp counsellor, stuck deep in the woods with a small group of boys, only has a few hours before the DTs kick in. Adult children scramble to get the best of what remains of their mother’s estate, but funeral plans may be premature. Sandwiched between a depressed mother and a careless father, a young girl must help attract customers to the family business, no matter the cost.

�e stories in No Call Too Small represent micro-scale disaster tourism on a winding road that is long and dark. Driving too fast, weaving between �aming wrecks, and dri�ing through cli�-side curves, there’s little choice but to hang on and meet whatever’s over the rise head on.

Praise“Marten’s strong prose is a pleasure to read, with dark humour and lively storytelling that brings a quirky humanity to his characters.” — Janie Chang, Globe and Mail bestselling author of Dragon Springs Road

“Deeply humane and o�en darkly funny, Martens’s stories appeal to the slightly o�-centre observer in all of us. He writes with luminous honesty of the restlessness of never quite �tting in, whether it be in the landscape, family or community.” — Nadine McInnis, author of Delirium for Solo Harp

“Oscar Martens’ debut collection is a warm, safe port in the storm the is life these days. His writing is vivid and clear, his characters honest and their stories full of the details and emotional truth that make them real.” — Jennifer Haupt, Editor, One True �ing, Psychology Today

“Smart, honest, sparely eloquent, moving, humane, and disillusioned in the healthiest sense of a word that gets way too much bad press.” — Steven Heighton, Governor General’s Award winner & author of �e Nightingale Won’t Let You Sleep

FICTION, Short Stories176 pages 5.25 X 8Paperback, $14.99April 7, 2020978-1-77168-195-7Ebook available

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Five Hundred PoorNOAH MILLIGANShort Stories, 192 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-139-1, $14.95June 2018

In the Shadow of 10,000 HillsJENNIFER HAUPTLiterary, 384 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-133-9, $15.95April 2018

An Elegant TheoryNOAH MILLIGANLiterary, 320 pages, Paperback

978-1-77168-099-8, $14.95November 2016

Into Captivity They Will GoNOAH MILLIGANLiterary 320 pages, Paperback

978-1-77168-177-3 $16.99October 2019

The RecipientDEAN MAYESThriller, 416 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-038-7, $16.95May 2016

Gifts of the PeramangkDEAN MAYESLiterary, 344 pages, Paperback978-1-926760-80-3, $18.95December 2012

The Hambledown DreamDEAN MAYESFiction, 320 pages, Paperback

978-1-926760-33-9 $16.95April 2010

The Artisan HeartDEAN MAYESRomance, 320 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-142-1, $15.99September 2018

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Intentional DissonanceIAIN S. THOMASSpeculative Fiction,

172 pages, Paperback

978-1-926760-86-5, $12.95December 2012

Heart of a DoveABBIE WILLIAMSHistorical Romance, 336 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-014-1, $18.95December 2014

Soul of a CrowABBIE WILLIAMSHistorical Romance, 384 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-036-3, $16.95June 2016

Grace of a HawkABBIE WILLIAMSHistorical Romance, 384 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-043-1, $16.95January 2018

Second ChancesABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 224 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-106-3, $13.95November 2016

Winter at the White Oaks LodgeABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 256 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-108-7, $13.95June 2017

Summer at the Shore Leave CafeABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 224 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-105-6, $13.95November 2016

A Notion of LoveABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 240 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-107-0, $13.95November 2016

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The First Law of LoveABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 288 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-110-0, $13.95August 2017

Wild FlowerABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 272 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-109-4, $13.95July 2017

The Way BackABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 326 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-127-8, $14.95February 2018

Until TomorrowABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 300 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-126-1, $14.95January 2018

Return to YesterdayABBIE WILLIAMSRomance, 330 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-130-8, $14.95March 2018

The Edge of NowhereC.H. ARMSTRONGHistorical Fiction, 272 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-161-2, $16.99June 2019

Pickle’s ProgressMARCIA BUTLERLiterary, 288 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-155-1, $16.99April 2019

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LilyLM DEWALTYA Paranormal, 256 pages, Paperback978-1-926760-73-5, $17.95Available in SpanishFebruary 2012

The Goblins of BellwaterMOLLY RINGLENA Paranormal, 288 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-117-9, $13.95October 2017

Amber FrostSUZI DAVISYA Paranormal, 316 pages, Paperback

978-1-926760-64-3, $17.95September 2011

Persephone’s OrchardMOLLY RINGLENA Mythology, 370 pages, Paperback978-1-926760-98-8, $19.95June 2013

RoamC. H. ARMSTRONGYA Homelessness 320 pages, Paperback

978-1-77168-151-3, $14-99February 2019

Underworld’s DaughterMOLLY RINGLENA Mythology, 410 pages, Paperback

978-1-77168-016-5, $19.95June 2014

Across the HallNM FACILERomance, 306 pages, Paperback978-1-926760-82-7, $17.95June 2012

All the Better Part of MeMOLLY RINGLERomance LGBT 320 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-167-4, $15.99September 2019

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Amanda in HollandDARLENE FOSTERTravel, 128 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-171-1, $9.99September 2019

Amanda in EnglandDARLENE FOSTERTravel, 118 pages, Paperback978-1-926760-77-3 $9.95August 2012

Amanda in AlbertaDARLENE FOSTERTravel, 156 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-019-6, $9.95July 2014

Amanda on the DanubeDARLENE FOSTERTravel, 128 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-102-5 $8.95October 2016

OMG... Am I a Witch?!TALIA AIKENS-NUNEZFantasy & Magic, 128 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-025-7, $8.95August 2014

The Rise of WinterALEX LYTTLEFantasy & Magic, 352 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-158-2 $9.99April 2019

Amanda in New MexicoDARLENE FOSTERTravel, 128 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-120-9, $8.95October 2017

From Ant to EagleALEX LYTTLEFamily, 256 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-111-7, $9.95April 2017

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I Wrote This For YouIAIN S. THOMASPoetry, 202 pages, PaperbackPublished with Andrews McMeel

HoneybeeTRISTA MATEERPoetry, 160 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-136-0, $12.95May 2018

Lovely SeedsR.H. SWANEYPoetry, Paperback978-1-77168-148-3, $14.99

How to Be Happy: Not a Self-Help Book. Seriously.IAIN S. THOMASPoetry, 196 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-032-5 $13.95Ebook available

2am ThoughtsMAKENZIE CAMPBELLPoetry, 160 pages, Paperback

978-1-77168-164-3, $14.99January 2019

Aphrodite Made Me Do ItTRISTA MATEERPoetry, 192 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-174-2, $14-99October 2019

[Dis]Connected Vol 2MICHELLE HALKETAnthologies, 256 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-145-2, $16.99October 2019

Sad Birds Still SingFARAWAYPoetry, 192 pages, Paperback978-1-77168-183-4, $14.99October 2019

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