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Behind the Anthology: Editor Madeleine F. White on Maiden Mother Crone | Sea Crow Press

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

Candace Hammond author interview about Summer in Cranberry Harbor and Cape Cod coastal fiction

Summer in Cranberry Harbor: Candace Hammond on Cape Cod, Community, and Coastal Fiction

Cape Cod author Candace Hammond discusses Summer in Cranberry Harbor, community life, local journalism, and the tensions between growth and preservation in this coastal fiction series from Sea Crow Press.

Interview with Susan McGuirk, Author of Dear Missing Friend: A Novel of Irish Immigration, Sag Harbor Whaling, and Women's Ambition in 1840s America

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.

Author Q&A: The Blazekeeper of Bowmore House by Elizabeth de Veer | Sea Crow Press

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 Windswept Cinderella: Introducing The Blazekeeper of Bowmore House

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.

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