Casperian Books Blog

It’s the American Library Association’s Banned Books Week, and the Guardian has up a little quiz to test your knowledge concerning book censorship. The ALA has also updated its challenged books list with 2007 records here, which is always an interesting (if horrifying) read.
Of course we don’t believe in banning books. The one single book […]

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We are pleased to announce the release of the third book in the Administration Series, Games & Players by Manna Francis.
Games & Players begins with the novella Game, Set, which gives Toreth an up-close-and-personal introduction to the finer points of socioanalysis.
Socioanalysts can read minds and motives at a glance, predict the future, manipulate the […]

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A good article: Tips for Promoting Your Own Book.

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The first print run of Manna Francis’ Games & Players arrived today. Just sayin’.
Unrelated but still worth checking out: Michael Kimball wrote A. F. Rützy’s Life Story in postcard format here.

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There’s a review of Sound + Noise and an accompanying interview with Curtis Smith in the current issue of ShowcasePA!. Click here to download a pdf of the relevant pages.

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Paul Elwork has a guest blog about The Tea House up at Skepchick: Critical Thinking at its Finest, so check it out!

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Well, the silence over the past few days had a lot to do with getting the spring list into shape, and it’s starting to look pretty good! We’re almost done with copyedits on three of our four spring releases (only task remaining is to check the comments that came/are coming back from the authors) and […]

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One dedicated reader wrote a very detailed review each of Mind Fuck and Quid Pro Quo, NewPages posted their review of Sound + Noise, and M. J. Rose wrote a ringing endorsement of The Tea House.

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We are pleased to announce the release of Curtis Smith’s new novel Sound + Noise.
Sound + Noise tells the story of Jackie and Tom, two ordinary people living parallel lives. When their paths finally intersect, the background hum of their longings, hopes, and disappointments builds into something that neither of them could have anticipated. With […]

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