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This exceptional book’s stories of plagiarism showcase persistence and the insidious and enduring ways in which sexism informs and shapes the contemporary world. Murphy will motivate readers to challenge stereotypes.
LIBRARY JOURNAL
A powerful historical novel in which two veterans are pitted against each other in postwar America.
FOREWORD CLARION REVIEW
Clarion Rating: 5 out of 5
An eye-opening, high-wire exploration of the extremes that are necessary to survive, Run with the Hare invigorates Ireland’s violent history.
FOREWORD REVIEWS
A sensitive and beautiful memoir about perseverance, doubt, and the importance of claiming one’s identity, even when it is deemed “wrong.”
FOREWORD CLARION REVIEW
Clarion Rating: 5 out of 5
A book that ranges across history, questions faith, affirms human solidarity, and asserts the poet’s right to explore beyond the bounds of the visible.
LEON LITERARY REVIEW
A suspenseful but tender tale that exemplifies the power of intersectionality.
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Author Spotlights
Tammy Dietz
In Falling from Disgrace, Tammy takes the reader on a journey of self-discovery and self-reliance under the influence of the Mormon Church.
Wendy Murphy
Wendy Murphy tells the stories of the brilliant women artists, inventors, scientists, architects, and mathematicians who were denied their due by men and the law in her newly released Oh No He Didn’t!
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WINNER OF THE 2024 OKLAHOMA BOOK AWARD
Stripped of opportunity by the Great Depression, educated and ambitious Liam takes a low-paying job with the Federal Writers’ Project, assigned to collect stories of rural life for the Library of Congress in a hot, poverty-stricken Dust Bowl town in Oklahoma. He’ll take his government check, write the stories, and wait for better times. Then Liam meets a woman who upends all his plans.
Eden Sawyer may be poor, but she’s hardworking and determined. She has dreams; more than that, she has talent. As Liam interviews her, he discovers that Eden longs to be an artist, and has the skill to do it, if only she can break the cycle of poverty that traps her.
Eden leads Liam to an unexpected, unimagined love. But as he interviews more townspeople, Liam’s probing questions steer him into danger, threatening to reveal untold secrets, unsolved mysteries, and unfulfilled passions. Will one man’s simmering jealousy and thwarted ambition bring Liam and Eden’s story to an abrupt and deadly end?
by Sheldon Russell • 216 pages