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XXXXValley Radio—NPR for Central California—conducted a terrific interview with Ethan Chatagnier, author of Warnings from the Future. Wondering about the significance of the title? Listen in!
We continue our year-in-review offering with a look at another of Acre’s four debut titles from 2018—Ethan Chatagnier’s Warnings from the Future, a story collection that Kirkus called out as having “real emotional intelligence.” For the sampler, Chatagnier chose a...
It’s been quite an inaugural year for Acre. We’ve put into the world six terrific books—two poetry volumes, two story collections, and two novels—three of them debut titles from brilliant new voices. For your holiday reading pleasure, we’ve asked our 2018 authors to...
XXXXWe’re super excited to announce that Acre’s fall title for poetry—ROSARIUM, a dazzling debut collection by Hannah Dow—is available for purchase! Though just released, the collection has already made the top of Rick Ripatrazone’s Must-Read list for November in The...
Michael Downs with a terrific article in The Millions on the connections between his novel and today’s opioid epidemic: “Pain relief then, as now with prescription opioids, promised miracles—until unforeseen complications arose. Personal, cultural, and market forces...
A fascinating interview with A. Molotkov, whose SYNONYMS FOR SILENCE will appear from Acre this spring. “Russian poetry is predominantly rhymed, even now. . . . Rhymes are employed to prettify the language. Historically, they served to make verses memorable. Rhymes...
The e-book for Duty to Warn is now available. Pick your platform!
JMWW weighs in with glowing review for THE STRANGE AND TRUE TALE OF HORACE WELLS, SURGEON DENTIST.
We’re beyond pleased with Derek Mong’s thoughtful and thoroughgoing review of T. R. Hummer’s AFTER THE AFTERLIFE in the Kenyon Review.
XXXXAcre’s fall novel, DUTY TO WARN, is officially out! This mystery/suspense is already selling like canned pumpkin (seasonal reference) thanks to rave reviews in KIRKUS and FOREWORD. And now for the book trailer!