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One of the greatest pleasures of working for Acre Books comes from reading the hundreds of submissions we receive, and the electric moment of discovering a manuscript so assured in its style and vision that it feels totally original. As someone who has spent some time...
In this interview, Acre’s summer graduate assistant editor, Sam Simas, speaks with Acre author Malia Márquez about her layered, multigenerational novel and the feminist perspective woven throughout her work. Check out This Fierce Blood and stay tuned for more conversations with Acre’s authors in future interviews.
This post introduces Acre Books’ new line of poetry audiobooks, perfect for those who want to enjoy a poetry reading from the comfort of their home. You can find these audiobooks right in our catalog, ready for easy access and listening.
Jessica E. Johnson’s newly released memoir hits the shelves to rave reviews.
“First Impressions” is a new series from Acre where graduate assistants, interns, and other newcomers share their behind-the-scenes experiences and fresh perspectives on our catalog, authors, and work.
A few snapshots from summer blurbs and reviews... Blurb by Moriel Rothman-Zecher, author of Before all the World and Sadness is a White Bird Nothing Vast – by Moshe Marvit Acre Books, forthcoming fall 2024 "Nothing Vast is a rich, intelligent and lucid...
As we move past Pride Month, our celebration of queer literature continues. For this installment of Pivotal Pages, we feature “Louise” from Nancy Au’s Spider Love Song and Other Stories. "Louise" follows May and her wife, Lai, two dissimilar yet fiercely devoted...
The long-awaited second installment of Pivotal Pages has finally arrived! In this post, we share an early excerpt from Adrianne Harun’s novel ON THE WAY TO THE END OF THE WORLD.
Acre’s Lisa Ampleman talks about her multifaceted roles as a poet and editor, her creative process, and the inspirations behind her third full-length collection, MOM IN SPACE.
Reviews for HERE IS A GAME WE COULD PLAY by Jenny Bitner, OUR CANCERS by Dan O’Brien, and HEADLESS JOHN THE BAPTIST HITCHHIKING by C.T. Salazar