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The 25th Annual Northeastern Minnesota Book Awards were presented on May 23, 2013 and for the second time, a novel by Peter Geye, The Lighthouse Road, was chosen as the best in the category of “Fiction”.,,
As part of our Weekly Reads program, Unbridled Books will feature Margaret Cezair-Thompson’s novel, The Pirate’s Daughter, an epic tale of a mother and daughter finding their way in a nation struggling to rise to the challenge of independence.
Peter Geye and The Lighthouse Road are among only three finalists chosen for the 2013 Midwest Booksellers Choice Awards Finalists for the category of Adult Fiction…
Author Frederick Reuss, acclaimed author of Horace Afoot, Henry of Atlantic City, and The Wasties, is featured with his novel A Geography of Secrets in our “Weekly Read.”
In an interview by Colin Marshall, host of the Los Angeles Review of Books, Colin Dickey speaks about the preternatural, The Shining, insanity, saintliness, The Museum of Jurassic Technology, Lovecraft, Kafka, Herzog, and other famous obsessives.
A video trailer for the book River of Dust, to be released early May, 2013, is now available for viewing. The video includes pictures from author Virginia Pye’s personal collection…
This week as our featured read, Marc Estrin’s thoughtful satire, The Lamentations of Julius Marantz takes us through a global riot of fear, joy, and paranoia…
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This May, Unbridled will release Masha Hamilton’s remarkable fifth novel, What Changes Everything, which is about the impact of the war in Afghanistan on American and Afghan families. More than this, the novel is an extension of Hamilton’s ongoing literary exploration of the destructive reach…
As we continue our visits around the country that show us the personal and diverse components of Unbridled Books, we find ourselves at the home of co-publisher Fred Ramey, in Lakewood Colorado, confronting lots and lots of snow. Snow in April? Brrr!
William J. Cobb, author of The Bird Saviors soon to be released in paperback, is featured this week with his earlier work, Goodnight, Texas.
Unbridled’s own Rich Rennicks comments about a unique bookstore display and the power of the bookseller still today.
See the television interview of Jennifer Spiegel, author of Love Slave by host Alberto Álvaro Ríos for Eight, the PBS broadcasting channel based at the University of Arizona.
Each week, Unbridled Books chooses a previously published title to feature an excerpt (usually the first chapter) on scribd.com. This week, the program continues with Elise Blackwell’s The Unnatural History of Cypress Parish
Our series continues on our trip around the country. Today, Unbridled All Over takes you to Columbia, MO to the home of co-publisher Greg Michalson.
Each week, Unbridled Books features one of our earlier release titles as a “Weekly Read”. The first chapter is excerpted and made available on scribd.com for viewing or downloading. This week, Jane Bradley’s You Believers is up.