Poetry Collections by LGBTQIA+ Writers: Faylita Hicks’ HoodWitch
Don't miss Acre's mention in a new list from Bustle: 26 New Poetry Collections By LGBTQIA+ Writers to Look Out For in 2019. HoodWitch by Faylita Hicks [...]
Making a Splash: Acre’s Feature in Cincinnati Magazine
This week we're thanking Cincinnati Magazine for Alyssa Konermann's feature on Acre Books, including a conversation with Acre editor Nicola Mason. “We are interested in innovation, combining genres, [...]
Curious About Our Covers? Joanna Pearson’s EVERY HUMAN LOVE
Curious about our covers? Joanna Pearson's EVERY HUMAN LOVE features a work—titled CORPUS—by Boston-based artist Daniel Alexander Smith. About the intriguing project, Smith says: "'Corpus' [...]
Acre’s Coming Attractions
Six titles coming at you in 2019! To learn more, view our Coming Attractions trailer. . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVxtHc3JiA4&fbclid=IwAR2VhZObcfjrkvrd50ykhq0FYbIyoP3_Ft7ddhnazwBvRKIsLDvzv99_vnk
Three Foreword INDIES finalists for Acre!
Three of Acre's titles made the Foreword INDIES Book of the Year finalist lists---Ethan Chatagnier's Warnings from the Future (short stories), Michael Downs's The Strange [...]
Kirkus and Foreword Review EVERY HUMAN LOVE
We're excited by the two terrific prepub reviews of Joanna Pearson's Every Human Love, which will appear this May. Kirkus calls the collection "Intriguing [...]
Kirkus Reviews Kirkpatrick
Great KIRKUS review of Acre's first 2019 title---Matthew Kirkpatrick's innovative and affecting novel due out next month!
Chard deNiord reviews AFTER THE AFTERLIFE
Thanks to On the Seawall host Ron Slate, and to Chard deNiord, for this lovely review of After the Afterlife: "In poem after poem, the [...]
Sneak Peak at Joanna Pearson’s Story Collection
A sample of Joanna Pearson's stellar writing has just appeared in Ecotone. "Ouro Preto" is among the terrific stories in her collection Every Human Love, [...]
Hicks: Three Powerful Essays and a Micro
Faylita Hicks, whose debut poetry collection, HoodWitch, is forthcoming from Acre this October, has published three powerful essays of late---one in Slate, one in HuffPost, and [...]