![]() Butler: The Last Interview and Other Conversations” ( Melville House )īrooklyn-based press Melville House became one of the most-discussed indie presses shortly after its launch in 2001, and it hasn’t slowed down one bit. Louis-based Dorothy, a feminist press named after its editor’s librarian great-aunt. It’s one of two books published this year by St. “The Long Form” by Kate Briggs ( Dorothy, a publishing project )īriggs’ stunning novel about a young mother who becomes entranced by Henry Fielding’s “The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling” has been a hit with critics and deserves a wider audience (and good news, it’s gone into another printing!). This anthology collects 57 poems, selected by their authors, including Victoria Chang, Ada Limón, and Danez Smith. Think of this like a mixtape (or a playlist, for you younger readers) that will delight the verse-loving person in your life. Publisher Copper Canyon has been a boldface name in the poetry world for more than 50 years. “Personal Best: Makers on Their Poems that Matter Most,” edited by Erin Belieu and Carl Phillips ( Copper Canyon Press ): And if you buy from your local independent bookstore, so much the better. If you’re looking for your next great read - or a book for someone on your holiday shopping list - consider picking up one of these titles from 25 of the most vital indie presses in the country. See also: Sign up for our free Book Pages newsletter about bestsellers, authors and more Independent presses – which, as you know, we love – had a great 2023, putting out exciting books across all genres, some of which flew under the radar, but deserve audiences of their own. Kuang and Rebecca Yarros.īut there’s more to contemporary literature than the bestseller lists. This year saw more than its share of bestselling, headline-making books, from memoirs by Prince Harry, Britney Spears and Jada Pinkett Smith to blockbuster novels by Zadie Smith, R.F.
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