Bonnie Schroeder's short story "Vigilantes" appears in The Bark magazine’s Fall issue.

Leslie Tall Manning's fifth novel Knock on Wood will be released on November 15. 

Sarah Robinson is releasing her first women's fiction title Every Last Drop on November 1.

Kris Clink’s novel Goodbye, Lark Lovejoy will debut with Spark Press in April 2021.

Michele Levy’s novel Anna’s Dance: A Balkan Odyssey will be released by Black Rose Writing on June 29, 2020.

Kilby Blades’s novel The Secret Ingredient is a quarterfinalist in the Publisher's Weekly Booklife Prize for Fiction.

Kathryn Craft was delighted to hear that her first agent had sold audio rights to The Art of Falling—seven years after its debut. (Now you know why they say publishing requires patience.) Tantor Media will produce the project.

K.E.Huston's Tex Miller Is Dead is a finalist in the Women's Fiction category for the Gateway to the Best contest through MORWA. Winners will be announced in mid-November.

Belle Ami’s The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci (Out of Time series book #1) won a RONE Award as first runner up for a Paranormal Romance Audiobook and as winner for Cover Design Romance Suspense.

Judith Clappier's (pen name Joanna Clare) debut novel Sails to Sequins was released on October 12.

C.L. Charlesworth's novel The Last Merry Go Round will be released in November by Mirador Publishing.

Sheila Myers' short story “The Encounter,” based on a true story of someone being stalked by a mountain lion while snowshoeing, will appear in the Stone Canoe Literary Journal in February 2020.

Margaret Porter's latest release Beautiful Invention: A Novel of Hedy Lamarr won the 2019 New Hampshire Literary Award for Outstanding Work of Fiction and is a finalist for the 2019 Independent Publishers of New England award for Best Fiction.

Rachel Dacus' second novel The Invisibles will release on November 15 from Time Fold Books.

Charly Cox's debut novel All His Pretty Girls was released October 23 by Hera Books.

Lori Henriksen's debut novel The Winter Loon has won first place in the LGBT category and placed third in the New Adult Fiction category in the 25th annual 2019 Colorado Independent Publishers Association book awards.

Belle Ami’s The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci (Out of Time series Book #1) is a Finalist in the TopShelf Book Awards. Winners to be announced in the December magazine issue.

Bernie Brown's debut novel I Never Told You was released by Moonshine Cove Publishing October 3.

C.P. Florez is happy to announce the September 2019 publication of "Puerto Rican Short Stories” is now available online at Barnes and Noble.

Cara Achterberg's second memoir One Hundred Dogs and Counting: One Woman, Ten Thousand Miles and A Journey into the Heart of Shelters and Rescues, will be published by Pegasus Books in summer, 2020.