INDIE
Released: Sept. 20, 2011
"If you can't afford a plane ticket to Tehran, visit the Daytons' House.
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A compelling family saga that spans nearly a century and paints a loving, true-to-life portrait of a nation.
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INDIE
Released: Aug. 15, 2011
"A sharp coming-of-age story that makes history come alive."
In Pugh's debut novel, a young woman from California joins the Freedom Riders in 1961, gets arrested and jailed in Mississippi, and learns that not everyone appreciates a hero.
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INDIE
Released: July 10, 2011
"A dense, somewhat unfocused historical tale that boasts compelling characters and a plot that ultimately packs a wallop."
Allen explores an early, largely uncelebrated patriot who helped bring about American independence.
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INDIE
Released: June 27, 2011
"An accomplished, creative memoir by a writer with serious literary tools—West Virginia, we hardly knew your soulful depths."
Veteran short-story writer Ayer strikes gold with these enchanting sketches of the motley relatives and neighbors who peopled her mother's rural West Virginia girlhood—back when the 20th century was young and spry.
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INDIE
Released: Jan. 1, 2011
"A deftly crafted tale of an absorbing character in dire straits; readers will be pulling for Rebecca Plotnik."
The grinding tribulations of a promising young woman breaking from the bad habits sewn by her upbringing.
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INDIE
Released: July 4, 2010
"A satisfying, well-crafted reminder of how one family's story can encapsulate the cultural history of America as a whole."
Godges presents a vast narrative depicting what it means to be an American, told through the lens of an expressive family story.
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