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Happy Indie Bookstore Day! What are some of your favorite indie bookstores?

What are you writing on Inkshares?What are you writing on Inkshares?

Check out this blurb about Kill Creek in The New York Times! https://www.nytimes.com//16/books/review/new-this-week.html

What are you reading on Inkshares?What are you reading on Inkshares?

Clearly not only ghosts walked here. Writers, readers, students, and scholars converged daily upon the place. https://lithub.com/the-timeless-appeal-of-an-american-libr/

What are you reading this spring?What are you reading this spring?

Yes Cycling calls How to Get Run Over by a Truck "an inspiring story of courage and commitment."

A good day for Inkshares! Three of our titles have been chosen as finalists for the 2018 Foreword Reviews INDIES. Congratulations to Juliet McDaniel, Jacqui Castle, and Christopher Huang! https://www.forewordreviews.com/awards/finalists/2018/

"And in the open space between these pillars were books. Stacks and stacks of books. It was a primitive skyline of literature stretching across the room, a miniature cityscape of bound pages." Kill Creek, by Scott Thomas Happy World Book Day!

If you combine Harry Potter, Doctor Strange and Percy Jackson you get Sorcery for Beginners! Book 2, Cryptozoology for Beginners, out this fall http://bit.ly/2XMHWfI http://bit.ly/2Unao5S

Loving this visual history from CityLab about America's public libraries.

The mind becomes locked into an obsessive, manic back-and-forth. Interruption is constant but also desired. How we write differently on a screen: http://bit.ly/2TZ79l9

WORLD Magazine's review of A GENTLEMAN'S MURDER: "Huang captures well the period, place, and fallout from war. His insider/outsider detective provides a fresh take on old-school mysteries."