Forty-seven stories about family-from flash fiction to full-length works, deeply felt, autobiogra...

Set between the 1920s and the present day, STRIVERS AND OTHER STORIES explores a range of African...

Robert Herschbach's debut collection, Loose Weather, interweaves empirical observation with histo...

Becoming a parent...is going 'into the wilderness,'' says author Jesse Lee Kercheval of David Ebe...

Hearsay

'This book helps me remember why I fell in love with poetry in the first place.' -- Tim Seibles, ...

In these twenty three darkly comic short stories, Nathan Leslie portrays self-appointed cops, sho...

Don't Wait to Be Called is a collection of short stories that span the distance from Eritrea and ...

The characters in Kathleen Wheaton's linked stories are exiles-from their native countries, their...

Elizabeth Knapp's poetry explores the intersections between modern society, personal mortality, a...

An anthology of new fiction and poetry from Washington Writers' Publishing House, a 47-year-old c...

We meet a Mayan cowboy, Archimedes, a diamond smuggler and a nightclubbing saint in this collecti...

St. Bart's Way is a fictional street developed after the First World War when streetcar lines wer...

'The heroes in this acclaimed story collection are kids coming of age in a Baltimore that owes th...

Fiction. SUCCESS: STORIES is the 2008 winner of the Washington Writers' Publishing House fiction ...

The poems in this volume explore the experiences of love and loss; of motherhood and childhood; a...

Kira Franklin, a black newspaper reporter in Southwest Virginia in 1993, begins to question her o...

Jona Colson's debut poetry collection asks the reader to reconsider ordinary life as something cu...

In this brave, elegiac debut, How to Prove a Theory, Nicole Tong relies on empirical evidence to ...

Remember how sometimes you'll walk through your usual day and suddenly see something in a way tha...

A silent old man climbs into his secret hole, burdened by his Great War bargain--his voice for li...

FELDMAN CASTS A SPELL WITH THESE LAYERED, IMMERSIVE, OCCASIONALLY HILARIOUS STORIES, EACH ONE A M...

A new edition of poetry by American University Emeritus Professor Myra Sklarew, focusing on her l...

A new edition of 1970 poetry collection by current Maryland Poet Laureate Grace Cavalieri who was...

In K. Avvirin Berlin's debut collection, Leda's Daughters, the lives of working women are spun by...

FUNNY AND DEEPLY MOVING -- Corey Flintoff former foreign correspondent, National Public RadioIn L...

A kidney swap, a love story and a ray of hope in a memoir - Washington PostA BOOK WE LOVE by NPR ...

Aguas Waters introduces the rich and vibrant imagery of Uruguayan poet Miguel Avero to the Englis...

After surviving a school shooting, English professor Megan Doney was traumatized and adrift. Rath...

Disillusioned with modern romance, globe-trotting Meena tries an arranged marriage with Avi, an a...

YOU CANNOT SAVE HERE by Tonee Mae Moll is the winner of the Jean Feldman Poetry Prize from the Wa...

A witty, surprising, and both fiercely committed and fiercely imaginative debut poetry collection...

Capital Queer

Winner of the 2022 Jean Feldman Poetry Prize from the Washington Writers' Publishing House, You C...