by Sonya Chung
“I find that older writers tend to have more to say—more wisdom, more that’s worth hearing and remembering. They are sure-footed, at their peak. They can also be a pain in the ass! It’s certainly a trade-off.” Continue reading
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Audio / Fiction / Interviews / Nonfiction / Uncategorized
Real Talk: An Audio Convo with Sonya Chung & Jennifer N. Baker
by Editor
Founding editor Sonya Chung and Minorities in Podcast creator-host Jennifer N. Baker talk diversity in publishing, representation in film & media, corporate-v.-indie publishing, and more. Continue reading
FIVE IN BLOOM: 2017 Novel Debuts
by Mollie Weisenfeld
Here are five Bloomer debut novels to track down and look out for this year. Continue reading
Audio / Debut Authors / Features / Fiction / Interviews
Paul Vidich: An Audio Conversation at Politics & Prose
by Sonya Chung
Here at Bloom, we were particularly gratified to see that we’ve been influencing public conversation around the “when” and the “how fast” of literary creation. Continue reading
FIVE IN BLOOM: Anticipated Autumn Releases
by Ally Donovan
It’s going to be an exciting fall books season as always. Especially exciting is how many of this year’s buzzy books were written by bloomers. Continue reading
Maker & Marketer: An Interview With Caitlin Hamilton Summie
By Sonya Chung
“I can’t remember when books became as important to me—lifeblood—but I believe I was an adult.” Continue reading
Bloomers at Large: Congratulations Are in Order
It’s been a while since we’ve posted our bloomers round-up, . . . [t]his month we want to . . . extend our heartfelt congratulations to those among our rolls here at Bloom who’ve been recognized and/or have recently bloomed in new and exciting ways. Continue reading
