May 21, 2017
Man Martin Interviewed by WABE
On the day the book launched, Man Martin, author of the Lemon Jell-O Syndrome, was interviewed by WABE, Atlanta’s NPR Affiliate.
On the day the book launched, Man Martin, author of the Lemon Jell-O Syndrome, was interviewed by WABE, Atlanta’s NPR Affiliate.
Unbridled Books to Publish 9 Book Series/McNaughton & Gunn and ExpressEdit.Net in Support
In San Rafael, California, on the morning of March 25, the remarkable writer who sometimes called herself Candida Lawrence died in her sleep. She was 90 years old. ...
Co-publisher Greg Michalson once again shares a personal glimpse of the undeniable beauty and unseen story that this photo brings. “Hard-to-Read” is the red mare on the left and “Dillon” is the darker young colt that we have all followed since birth. This picture, taken only a few days ago, shows the horses enjoying the first snow of the season.
by Fred Ramey
It has been quite a week (or so) for The Mistress Contract in the UK press. It started, of course, when The Royal Court Theatre announced the coming play adaptation by Abi Morgan.
by Greg Michalson
My friend Steve Yates, Marketing Director at U of Mississippi Press and fine author, shares some interesting comments about his experience from the other side of things (as an author) with the launch of his prize-winning collection of stories…
Press Release
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!
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.
David Abrams of The Quivering Pen, and author of Fobbit, has reviewed Masha Hamilton’s soon-to-be released novel, What Changes Everything
by Fred Ramey
Co-publisher of Unbridled Books, Fred Ramey, talks about Masha Hamilton and her new book, What Changes Everything
Spread out all over the United States and occasionally Europe, Unbridled Books exemplifies the modern idea of “collaboration” by using the technology of the era to trudge forth with a bold and exciting business model.
Greg Michalson, co-publisher of Unbridled Books, continues his series about the importance of setting, time and place.
Of course, readers just want to be entertained. Granted, what that means varies from reader to reader…
by Greg Michalson
Lately I’ve gone on some about what makes a novel regional and what’s universal, about voice and local color. Especially about sense of place. But of course fiction isn’t really about place; it’s about people.
by Greg Michalson
In the best fiction, cultural identity is often inseparably tied up in sense of place. Hence, the rather Southern notion of local color. We’re shaped by where we come from and where we’re going as much as by what we want and what we’re willing to give up to get it, and of course why (but the “why” is a post for some other day).