Three New Books Now Available!
It is 2026, and millions of Americans are getting ready to form separate communities so they may live by the principles taught in The Book of Shem. Calling themselves “Fellows,” they revere Isaac Snow, the deceased author of The Book of Shem, as their prophet. To settle the question of whether he’s a prophet, a fraud, or something else, Snow’s son sets out to tell his father’s story.
Dive into our latest novel, and see how longing for a sense of community can lead to, as Larry Menlove writes, “lost love, faltering purpose, and finally, hard-earned redemption.”
Listen to our podcast conversation with G. Thomas Burgess to hear more about the book and its inspiration.
Poet May Swenson was one of the distinctive literary voices of twentieth-century America. In Creature: The Life and Loves of May Swenson, Stephen Carter explores the poet’s relationships, loves, and remarkable creative work.
Carter, a great-nephew of Swenson, brings together the personal and literary worlds that shaped Swenson.
Listen to our podcast interview with Stephen Carter for a conversation about May Swenson’s life and the process of bringing her story to readers.
Join us in person on October 27 for an evening with Stephen Carter!
The third volume of The Diaries of Carol Lynn Pearson continues the personal record of one of Mormonism’s tireless advocates for women and LGBTQ+ people.
Eli McCann, author of We’re Thankful for the Moisture: A Gay Guy’s Guide to Mormon Faith, Family, and Fruit Preservation, said “Pearson’s diaries provide an eye-opening peek into one of Mormonism’s most influential storytellers. From wars in the Middle East, to the treatment of women of her faith, to the consternations surrounding the passage of California’s Prop 8, these diaries paint a vibrant picture of a culture battle with its own progress—or lack thereof.”
