Books

Purpled Palm Press publishes Clevelanders' COVID-19 observations, poetry and more

The new book showcases 20 successful women across a range of industries in Cleveland including politics, entrepreneurship, science, art and more.

In The Daughters of Erietown, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer follows working-class families on the shores of Lake Erie.

These recent releases from NEO authors span detective stories, baseball memories and more.

Take a sneak peek at four restrooms featured in Arabella Proffer's photo book.

New from Belt Publishing, Raechel Anne Jolie's new memoir chronicles her path to understanding her identity as a queer femme in the working class Rust Belt.

The zine company, out of a studio/event space on Madison Avenue in the Cudell neighborhood, believes, like us, that print is still good. 

This romance novel publisher fills a hole in the literature landscape by publishing romance novels about people of color and more. 

In his "Desk 88," the senator learns lessons from the eight others who sat at his Senate desk before him.

In "It's Up To Us: Ten Little Ways We Can Bring About Big Change," the former Ohio governor outlines principles to make a difference.

Catch up on the story behind the Cleveland author's debut novel before it hits production this fall.

The new Belt Publishing book takes a unique look at Cleveland's geography.