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A huge thank you to Teague Bohlen at Denver Westword for interviewing anthology editor Andrea Rexilius and me on how *We Can See into Another Place: Mile-High Writers on Social Justice* came into being! And without Nicole Hann Sullivan and Derek Lawrence we would never have been able to get this out into the world. Friends, I’d love if you ordered a copy…it features the works of an incredible group of writers including R Alan Brooks Steven Dunn Lori Ostlund Christine Sneed Jenny Shank Rachel Weaver Suzi Q. Smith Kristen Iversen and many more! Or come to the reading at The Bookies Bookstore next Friday!

Mile High Writers Share Their Stance on Social Justice in New Collection Authors will read from We Can See into Another Place: Mile-High Writers on Social Justice at the Bookies on Friday, October 25.

Humor author Wendi Aarons talks with the LibrariesTransformTX podcast about her middle grade novel, Ginger Mancino, Kid Comedian, and her funny memoir, I’m Wearing Tunics Now, and…
⭐️ Finding your place in the world (whether you’re in middle grade or middle-aged!)
⭐️ Guiding kids toward finding their own inner funny
⭐️ Using humor to process hard things
Check out the full conversation below!

Summer Reads with Humor Writer Wendi Aarons Listen to this episode from Libraries Transform Texas Podcast on Spotify. Whether you are middle grade or middle-aged, this episode has a book recommendation for you! Join us for a laugh and a chat with Austin area humor writer Wendi Aarons. In the last year she has written two books with funny lead...

Our publisher and The Bookies Bookstore owner Nicole Hann Sullivan visited 9News today to talk about the new digs…check it out!

The Bookies Bookstore opening new location Independent bookstore, Bookies, is opening a store in Denver.

So much to digest in this thoughtful article about how AI will turn the publishing industry upside down. What do YOU think? We'd love to hear!

AI Is About to Turn Book Publishing Upside-Down The latest generation of AI is a game changer, Thad McIlroy writes. And the change won't be incremental, but scary fast. If he's right, then the trade book publishing industry as we know it will soon be obsolete.