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Divided We Fall

St. Martin's Press
288 pages
$28.99


“French presents a vision for how the country can come together again and embrace national unity.” 

―Mackenzie Dawson, New York Post

The River

Lake Union Publishing
43 pages
$14.95


“New hopes and dreams lie beyond the river, and as allegiances are challenged, a harmonious community finds itself grappling with inevitable cultural change—change that creates a vast, opportune, and unpredictable new beginning for generations yet to come.”

-from the publisher

Wounds: A Collaborative Memoir in Stories

Summer Camp Publishing
130 pages
$16


“…Razel and Daniel model for us what it looks like to engage in culturally intelligent dialogue, perspective-taking, and friendship. Their rich, honest narratives are rich with lessons for all of us in how to create a more culturally intelligent world.”

-David Livermore, PhD

Why the Black Hole Sings the Blues

Dalkey Archive Press
169 pages
$15.95


“In his writing, Reed is a great improviser, a master of collage with an amazing ability to syncretize seemingly disparate and divergent materials into coherent ‘edutainments’―forms of surprise, revelation, and frequent hilarity.”

– Robert Elliot Fox

You Know How to Love

Philomel Books
32 pages
$17.99


“With warm, gentle rhymes and soft, sweet art, this book celebrates the power we all have to love, and to use that love to make the whole world a better, kinder, more welcoming place.”

-From the publisher

Magic Time

Smith & Kraus
311 pages
$19.95


“A fifth-row center seat for a perceptive look at a vital time on the Broadway boards.”

-Kirkus Reviews

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