In the last year...
Atmosphere authors have sold thousands and thousands of books across five continents, received starred or featured reviews with Publisher’s Weekly, Kirkus, and Booklist, and have even appeared on a giant billboard in Times Square in New York City. We've had books with 1000+ first-month sales in four different genres (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, children's), and our Author Connect program is uniting our authors with each other like no other press.
Charity Partners!
This year Atmosphere Press has pledged to donate to The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, The National Defense Against Homelessness, The World Wildlife Federation’s Worldwide Fund For Nature, and, of course, the World Literacy Foundation so as to encourage heightened access to that most valuable of skills: reading. These organizations are representative of the values that the team at Atmosphere Press holds dear!
Sky-High Reviews
Booklist called Peter Friedrichs' And the Stars Kept Watch “a flawless first novel” in which “Emotions run high; keep the hankies handy.”
Meanwhile, Booklife called Elizabeth Kirschner's Because the Sky is a Thousand Soft Hurts an editor's pick(!) and a “haunting debut...a powerhouse of language."
Not to be outdone, a starred(!) Kirkus review called Allyson S. Barkley’s A Memory of Light “an understated and atmospheric tale from a strong new voice in the genre.”
Critical Acclaim
Kid Ferrous Reviews said Blackland – written by African American philosopher Dr. Richard A. Jones – is “a powerful and vital work about the Black experience in a future USA. [Blackland is] the Black Ulysses.”
Meanwhile, Lambda Literary, which champions LGBTQ books and authors, says Madeline Farber's Less On That Later “reminds readers that relationships are the point; we celebrate vulnerability, authenticity, and connection, despite the pain they may also bring.”
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NEW RELEASES
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Melody Knight: A Vampire's Tale, by Tony Lindsay
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Here We Go Loop De Loop, by William Jack Sibley
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To Let Myself Go, by Kimberly Olivera Lainez
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Helping Howard, by Sally Schloss
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Embargo on Hope, by Justin Doyle
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Words of a Feather Hawked Together, by Linda Marie Hilton
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The Unsolvable Intrigue: An Anthology of Poetry and Short Stories, by D.C. Stoy
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I Am Not Young And I Will Die With This Car In My Garage, by Blake Rong
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Scorpion's Tail, by G. Stan Jones
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Love, Air, by Lawdenmarc Decamora
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Uko's Legacy, by Rod Panos
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The Swing: A Muse's Memoir about Keeping the Artist Alive, by Susan Dennis
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Saints of Sacred Madness, by Joyce Kessel
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Eck: A Romance, by Robert Ready
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