If You Give a Girl a Book
Some Stewart, Unsolicited PressIf You Give a Girl a Book is a sharp, loving field guide for writers, authors, small press people, mothers, misfits, and literary workers trying to build a serious creative life without becoming well-behaved content.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 182 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Permission Slip: Your Life Is Not an Interruption
You are allowed to make dinner before you finish the chapter.
You are allowed to take the walk, call your sister, help your child with the impossible school project, spend an hour in the garden, go to bed early, or sit on the floor with th...
The Life Around the Book
A book does not come from nowhere, despite the industry’s fondness for pretending manuscripts emerge fully dressed from a tasteful mist. Someone’s life pays the cover charge before the book ever gets to enter the room.
From the outside, it...
Permission Slip: You Don’t Have to Become a Brand
You do not have to become a brand, which should be obvious but apparently needs saying now that the internet has convinced half the literary world to behave like underfunded lifestyle divisions of themselves. You are a writer, not a candle...
Forty, With Garden Shears
I turned forty yesterday, though forty has not yet done anything interesting enough to earn its reputation. I didn’t wake up with a new face or a more dependable sense of direction. My joints did not issue a statement. No biblical animal ap...
The Gentle Knife: Your Book Needs Witnesses
The Gentle Knife: Your Book Needs Witnesses
The Gentle Knife: Your Book Needs Witnesses
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Summer is the publisher of Unsolicited Press. She is also an award-winning journalist, poet, developmental editor, and a badass homeschooling mama.
A small press that supports literature, writers, the environment, a good beer, feminism, & the fight against systemic oppression. Not necessarily in that order.
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