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QLB Masthead

This is too big and too good to go it alone.
We began as just two damsels in a bind (but not in distress). We were full of big dreams and good ideas – and enough good sense to recognize that we don't know what we don't know. So we built Team QLB and filled our masthead with the most skillful, engaging, inspiring people we could find – all creative thinkers and problem solvers who understand what we want to do and share their expertise to help us figure out how to do it!
Dear Reader, please meet all of the people who've contributed to the heart and soul of Quite Literally Books:
Managing Director
Jess Mackta
MacktaWorks
Brand Design
Louise Fili & Christian Adamsky
Louise Fili Ltd.
Art Director
Brian E. Smith
Communications & Marketing Strategist
Alison Liu
Narrative Consulting
Publicity
Lissa Warren PR
Social Media Strategist
Jasmine Cordew
ATJ Consulting
Website Designer & Developer
Cathy Berse-Hurley
CBHstudio
Writer
Sophia Ahn
Emotional Support Dogs
Georgia Rose, Pimmsie, & Teddy

Book Production

Book Design
Louise Fili & Christian Adamsky
Louise Fili Ltd.
Book Cover Illustrator
QLB Nos. 1–3
Anthony Russo
Typesetter
Andy Outis
Shift7.Studio
Production Artist
Elfranko Wessels
Proofreader
Briana Parker
Lofty Pigeon Books
Proofreader
Joanna Citrinbaum
And, of course,
Co-founders & Executive Editors
Bremond Berry MacDougall & Lisa Endo Cooper

QLB Manifesto

We are Quite Literally Books, a small heritage press dedicated to the books that we can’t put down. We are two life-long friends who grew up in the care of our local library and have been recommending books to one another (and talking about them) since we were twelve. We are 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.

Why bring back a forgotten book when there are so many good ones out there and so little time to read them all? Well, for starters, we don’t believe you can ever have too many books, just too few bookshelves. And while we hope all of our books are a good read, plain and simple, we also believe that there’s much to learn from our collective literary past and from each other as thoughtful readers. In short, a good book from yesterday is a great place to start a conversation today.

So, dear Reader, if you quite literally love books, prefer pages to posts, get giddy over good paper, believe in the Oxford comma, and find sanctuary in libraries, we hope you’ll find a home here with us.
We know it when we read it.
© 2025 Quite Literally Books. All Rights Reserved.
119 W. 72nd St., Suite 114 New York, NY 10023 646-396-0232 writeus@quiteliterallybooks.com
119 W. 72nd St., Suite 114
New York, NY 10023
646-396-0232
writeus@quiteliterallybooks.com