Racing into the Dark: A Novel by Kate Woodworth Saving Her Sister May Cost Beth Everything Sisters Beth and Ellen have always been close. The youngest of three daughters, Ellen is emotional and unpredictable—often dismissed by her family as dramatic or attention-seeking. But as she grows older, the line between Ellen’s imagination and reality begins to blur. When she becomes a mother, her behavior can no longer be ignored, forcing the family to confront a troubling truth. Despite the demands...

New Workshops for the Next Step in Your Writing Life April is all about momentum—getting your work into the world and connecting it with readers. This month’s Sibyl Writing Craft workshops focus on the next steps: marketing without the cringe, researching with depth, pitching to bookstores and libraries, and showing up with confidence at events. Here’s what’s ahead: WEBINAR • Wednesday, April 8 • 3–4:30pm PST • $65 The Reluctant Marketer: How to Market Your Book When It’s the Last Thing You...

Triple Threat: The Story of a 1920s Broadway Star by Leisha Douglas The Rise of a Jazz Age Broadway Star Elizabeth Hines rocketed to Broadway stardom in the 1920s, becoming George M. Cohan’s leading lady in his most celebrated musical comedies, including his longest-running hit, Little Nellie Kelly. Written by her granddaughter, this fictionalized biography traces Elizabeth’s rise from wide-eyed ingénue to international star. As she performs across Europe and Africa and moves among the...