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Publisher Spotlight

A Friend in Rick Riordan

Posted on30 October, 201928 January, 2023

Two nights ago I finished Kwame Mbalia’s “Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky” (look for my review next week) and it had me thinking about the Rick Riordan […] Read More

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Publisher Highlight: Arte Público Press

Posted on2 July, 20142 July, 2014

Have you heard of Arte Público Press? It is “the oldest and most accomplished publisher of contemporary and recovered literature by U.S. Hispanic authors.” As part of the ongoing efforts […] Read More

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Publisher Highlight: Cinco Puntos

Posted on9 April, 201412 April, 2014

Today I thought it would be fun to highlight Cinco Puntos, an independent publisher whose mission is to publish “great books which make a difference in the way you see […] Read More

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Publisher Highlight: Tu Books

Posted on15 January, 2014

Today I thought it would be fun to highlight one of our favorite publishers: Tu Books, an imprint of Lee & Low Books. You can read more about them on […] Read More

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