2021 Indie Lit Fair, Vol. III: Reckoning and Reconciliation
A desire to summon the powers of the radical imagination and literature as gateways to reckoning and reconciliation. More
2021 Indie Lit Fair, Vol. II: Truth and Courage
A celebration of resilience and courage as we wrestle with inescapable truths about race in America. More
2021 Indie Lit Fair, Vol. I: Art and Storytelling
Honoring the art of the possible and the power of storytelling to push boundaries, challenge inherited narratives, and give voice to hope. More
Indie Lit Fair, Vol. Six
Learn more about presses, publishers, and literary magazines like American Short Fiction, BOA Editions, and Entre Ríos Books in this sixth installment of the virtual edition of this year’s… More
Indie Lit Fair, Vol. Five
Learn more about presses, publishers, and literary magazines like 53rd State Press, Apogee Journal, and DSTL Arts in this fifth installment of the virtual edition of this year's Indie… More
Indie Lit Fair, Vol. Four
Presses, publishers, literary magazines, and more share discounts and highlights from their favorite titles in this fourth installment of the virtual edition of this year's Indie Lit Fair. More
Indie Lit Fair, Vol. Three
Presses, publishers, and literary magazines including Barrelhouse, Nightboat Books, Shade Mountain Press, and more share discounts and highlights from their favorite titles in this third installment of the virtual… More
Indie Lit Fair, Vol. Two
Learn more about presses, publishers, and literary magazines like Hanging Loose Press, Indolent Books, and Please See Me in this second installment of the virtual edition of this year's… More
Indie Lit Fair, Vol. One
This is the first installment of a virtual edition of the Indie Lit Fair this year, highlighting the work of presses, publishers, and literary magazines such as Electric Literature,… More
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