From The Press

Author Susan McGuirk joins Sea Crow Press to discuss Dear Missing Friend, her richly researched historical novel following Catherine McGuirk—a young Irish immigrant navigating love, ambition, and independence across 1840s Manhattan and whaling-era Sag Harbor. A story of bold choices, preserved places, and the women whose courage still shapes us.

In this Author Q&A, Elizabeth de Veer discusses The Blazekeeper of Bowmore House, a coastal Cinderella retelling set on a windswept Scottish shore, blending atmospheric fiction with literary fantasy.

A lyrical Cinderella retelling set along a rugged coast. Discover The Blazekeeper of Bowmore House, a new novel from Sea Crow Press publishing March 24.

Sea Crow Press publishes literary fiction, nonfiction, and poetry shaped by landscape, memory, and the natural world. As a woman-owned independent press based on Cape Cod, we are dedicated to curating stories that resonate deeply with place, character, and human experience. Featured Book: 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 This book is a perfect con

At Sea Crow Press, we are always inspired by authors who bring stories to life with heart, depth, and courage. Today, we are thrilled to celebrate an extraordinary milestone: The Invisible Hand by Douglas Cole has been selected as a winner at the International Impact Book Awards in the Contemporary Fiction and Coming-of-Age Fiction categories. This prestigious global platform is dedicated to recognizing, celebrating, and elevating exceptional authors and the powerful stories

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

We’re thrilled to share that Creature: A Novel of Mary Shelley and Frankenstein by Amy Weldon has been named a Shelley Finalist Award Winner in Historical Gothic Fiction by the Historical Fiction Company! Weldon's inventive novel traces Mary Shelley’s extraordinary life. It begins with her first spark of inspiration at just 19 years old. The story unfolds through the challenges of widowhood and motherhood, intertwining with the tale of her iconic Creature. Blending historica

Sea Crow Press is delighted to share our 2026 Pushcart Prize nominations, celebrating the powerful writing and distinctive voices at the heart of our press.

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

In An Eye for Joy: Noticing the Good World Everywhere, Peg Guilfoyle reminds us that happiness isn’t something we chase, it’s something we notice. This luminous new release from Sea Crow Press celebrates mindfulness, gratitude, and the art of finding happiness in the everyday moments that make life shine.

As autumn settles in, the nights grow longer, and the shoreline shadows deepen. There’s nothing quite like curling up with a book that sends a little shiver down the spine. At Sea Crow Press, we’ve pulled together three titles that lean into the eerie, the uncanny, and the powerful. These selections are perfect for Halloween or any night you want something a little darker. 1. Creature: A Novel of Mary Shelley and Frankenstein by Amy Weldon In this haunting novel, we meet a ni

Explore Sea Crow Press’s Fall 2025 releases: new fiction, nonfiction, spooky Cape Cod thrillers, and award-winning novels for every reader.

As the leaves turn and the air cools, there’s no better time to curl up with a great book. At Sea Crow Press, our Fall Reading List for 2025 highlights stories that embody the season’s reflective spirit.

Step into 1960s Venice with The Art Collector’s Wife. In this exclusive author Q&A, discover the inspiration behind the novel, read glowing reviews, and explore how art, memory, and family secrets shape this unforgettable historical fiction story

We’re excited to share that The Art Collector's Wife by Susan Knecht has earned a 4.5-star review from IndieReader, one of the leading independent book review sources

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.

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.

Dive into Unforgettable Stories Rooted in the Spirit of the Cape Whether you're lounging on the beach or relaxing on the porch, there’s nothing better than a good book. This is especially true for those inspired by the beauty and mystery of Cape Cod. Here are seven Cape Cod books you’ll love this summer. 1. Moon Tide by Mary Petiet Moon Tide is a lyrical collection of Cape Cod poems. It captures the spirit of the sea, the rhythm of the tides, and the voice of a place steeped

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.

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.