If You Give a Girl a Book
Some StewartIF YOU GIVE A GIRL A BOOK is a newsletter from the publisher of Unsolicited Press. With both snark and insight, she spills the tea about working in the small press world while raising a teenager and freelancing FT as a developmental editor.
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The Performance of Effortlessness
THE CREDIBILITY GAP, PART VII
There is a certain kind of excellence that is rewarded early and reinforced often, and it has very little to do with the work itself. It has to do with how the work appears.
MOTHER! Is Out in the World and I Am Trying to Be Normal About It
MOTHER! is out now, which sounds celebratory when you say it fast enough. What nobody really talks about is the psychic aftermath of publishing a book that cuts this close to the bone. People talk about launches, preorders, reviews, publici...
MOTHER!: Writing the Body, Labor, and Becoming
Some books ask women to endure without a peep. MOTHER! is not one of them, I can assure that much. I’m excited to announce an upcoming virtual reading and conversation featuring MOTHER! alongside writers Amy Baskin and Elisa Carlsen. Togeth...
The Land Offered Openness. The House Demanded Obedience.
Some books arrive polished within an inch of their lives, desperate to reassure you that everything painful eventually resolves into wisdom and tasteful lighting. MOTHER! is not one of those books. Thank God.
This book came out meaner than...
Likability Is a Control Mechanism
Likability is one of those concepts that sounds harmless until you try to step outside of it. It is usually introduced as a personal quality, something close to temperament. Some people are naturally warm. Some are reserved. Some move easil...
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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.
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