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Contact us for author visits: Learn more Upcoming Events Friday, July 29, 2022 Amy E. Casey, author of The Sturgeon’s Heart, reading and craft workshop WordHaven BookHouse Sheboygan, WI…
Contact us for author visits: Learn more Upcoming Events Friday, July 29, 2022 Amy E. Casey, author of The Sturgeon’s Heart, reading and craft workshop WordHaven BookHouse Sheboygan, WI…
Junior Burke answers five questions about writing his “witty and crisp” academic satire, Buddha Was a Cowboy (Gibson House Press, September 13, 2022) with writer Peter Robertson. In the…
Authors Amy E. Casey (THE STURGEON’S HEART) and Junior Burke (BUDDHA WAS A COWBOY) appear on stages in the exhibit hall and sign their books at the Gibson House…
Franz Nicolay’s Fall 2021 debut novel Someone Should Pay for Your Pain gets rave reviews and praise: “Finally, the great indie-rock novel. . . . A heart-bruising story —…
At Gibson House Press, we love music and musicians as much as we love literary fiction. We publish excellent novels written by working musicians and musicians at heart.
Gibson House Press authors of literary fiction are eager to do virtual attendance with book clubs through bookstores, libraries, or established book groups. Contact us ([email protected]) to make arrangements.…
“The writing is exquisite. . . . Wonderful characters, beautiful plotting, and a dramatic finale add up to a splendid novel.”
“Finally, the great indie-rock novel. . . . A heart-bruising story—like Dostoevsky in a DIY punk space.”
“Singer-songwriter Roche probes the secrets of a small American town in this immersive character-driven tale. . . . Roche’s deep understanding of [the characters] will keep readers engaged all the way to the end.”
“Cast in the style of noir, albeit sunny California noir . . . Burke’s narrative is a whirlwind escape into the speculative Land of What-If,” and “the timing . . . might well be perfect. We can be entertained in Burke’s alternate land of the stars and the star-struck just at a time when the real world brakes to a dead stop.”