Robertson’s latest novel reveals a dark heart of science and conspiracy In a remote wilderness, mysterious secrets and sinister forces are unleashed in Peter Robertson’s new novel, Conclusion, a heart-pounding…
Gibson House Press works with expert and talented independent contractors. Today, intern Chelsea Ayorinde interviews our publicist extraordinaire Mary Bisbee-Beek. When did you launch your publishing career in San…
In Peter Robertson’s first novel, Permafrost, a successful businessman in Chicago goes to Northern Michigan on a hunt for a childhood friend who has gone missing. What begins as…
At Gibson House Press, we love music and musicians as much as we love fiction. With our penchant for publishing novels by songwriters, musicians, and music-inspired writers, we’ve rounded…
Update 10/11/15: Pub date is Monday, October 15! Selected Simple Machines reviews and interviews Booklist 10/9/18 The Rumpus 9/14/18 Fiction Writers Review 10/8/18 New City 10/10/18 Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb 10/4/18 Q and A with…
This long hot summer has been filling up with cool events for Gibson House Press authors. Coming in July . . . Don’t miss Nancy Burke reading from Undergrowth,…
“Junior Burke knocks James Dean’s bad-boy-gone-too-soon off the iconic pedestal in his latest book . . . cast in the style of noir, albeit sunny California noir.”
“Esther Yin-ling Spodek’s We Have Everything Before Us is funny and sad and full of insight about love, loneliness and infidelity. After this impressive debut novel, I can’t wait to see what Spodek writes next.”
“[I]n essence a mystery, . . . its SF trappings give it . . . genre-blending appeal. The novel delivers a fascinating exploration of an intriguing question: When death becomes not only inevitable, but something we can plan for years in advance, does it lose its power to terrify, or, alternately, does the known end date carry its own kind of terror? A smart and expertly written story.”