Stories Rooted in Place
Writing that Moves the World

Sometimes an Island

A powerful novel of isolation, resilience,

and the fragile ties between people and the land

they call home.

"Gorgeous and Immersive"

—Booklist

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Stories rooted in place Writing that moves the world

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Sea Crow Press publishes compelling fiction, nonfiction, and poetry with strong voice, deep heart, and a connection to the natural world.
From Cape Cod’s shores to imagined climate futures, our books inspire, engage, and endure.

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Author Q&A: Sometimes an Island Book by Ellen Meeropol | Sea Crow Press

Ellen Meeropol, author of Sometimes an Island A mosaic novel of family ties, climate upheaval, and resilience. Publication Date: March 3, 2026 | 978-1961864504 (paperback) | Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.5 Sometimes an Island is a novel by Ellen Meeropol published by Sea Crow Press. It follows a family across generations, from fleeing pogroms in Eastern Europe to facing climate crisis and rising seas in New England, to explore how communities adapt and survive together amid uphea

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Author Q&A: The Invisible Hand by Douglas Cole

In 'The Invisible Hand', Douglas Cole explores characters on the edge, guided by chance, choice, and the subtle forces of life.

Author Q&A: An Eye for Joy: Embracing Everyday Joy Through Short Essays with Peg Guilfoyle

Discover everyday joy and wonder in Ay Eye for Joy, a sparkling collection of short, uplifting essays celebrating mindfulness, curiosity, and life’s small delights.

Author Q&A: The Winterpoor: A Deep Dive into Cape Cod's Struggles

In this exclusive interview, author George Michelsen Foy reveals the environmental and emotional inspirations behind The Winterpoor, a raw, off-season Cape Cod novel that gives voice to the voiceless—both human and wild.

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Author Q&A: Open Reality by Shodo Spring — Meeting the Polycrisis Together With All Beings

Open Reality, a thought-provoking nonfiction release, publishes September 2 and is available now for pre-order. This compelling new work invites readers to question perception, explore deeper truths, and rethink the world around them.

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Author Q&A: Amy Weldon's 'Creature: A Novel of Mary Shelley and Frankenstein'

We are excited to present Amy Weldon, who brings us her new book, 'Creature: A Novel of Mary Shelley and Frankenstein', drawing readers into the Gothic realm of the Romantic era.

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