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Reader, We Reprinted Them.

We are a heritage press devoted to discovering and reissuing ought-to-be-in-print books by American women authors—and occasionally others—who’ve been shelved for far too long.
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OUR BOOKS

The Home-Maker

By Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Evangeline is the best home-maker in town, but maintaining perfection is taking a toll. Her husband Lester, a poet trapped in the body of a bookkeeper, feels professionally and personally unfulfilled.

Plum Bun

By Jessie Redmon Fauset
Angela, a talented and ambitious Black woman, leaves her Philadelphia family for Greenwich Village, where she passes as white to access new opportunities. But navigating love, career, and friendships won’t be easy on her own.

The Pink House

By Nelia Gardner White
Seven-year-old Norah, orphaned and confined to crutches, arrives at the Grange to face her cold Aunt Rose, absent Uncle John, and four cruel cousins.
You can never have too many books,
just too few bookshelves.
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