What happens when ancient healing traditions meet a rapidly changing America? In The Healer of Corky Row, Virginia Ryan explores that question through Nuala Conneely, an Irish healer whose life is shaped by family, faith, folklore, immigration, and a sacred geis, a vow she carries from Ireland to a Massachusetts mill town. “The essence of Nuala Conneely is conflict, which is why her ultimate mission in life is to find balance.” Published by Sea Crow Press on September 15, 202

In this author Q&A, Susan Blood discusses Hermit, a funny and thoughtful novel about reinvention, solitude, self-discovery, and the unexpected ways we change.

Fifty poets. One timeless journey. Countless stories. How does a poetry collection grow into a global conversation? Published by Sea Crow Press, Maiden Mother Crone: The Anthology brings together the voices of 50 poets inspired by Madeleine F. White's Crossing Places series. Co-edited by White and publisher Mary Petiet, the anthology explores the enduring archetypes of the Maiden, Mother, and Crone through poems of love, loss, transformation, memory, hope, and belonging. What

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

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

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.

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.