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February Friday Reads

Ladies and gentlemen,

As promised, we are celebrating Fridays in February with discounted reads!

This week – grab yourself some Appalachian Alchemy on Kindle for the low price of 2.99!

AND… Yes… there’s more.

Find Last Night In Granada, reviewed by Kirkus, for the same price of 2.99 on Kindle!

From Kirkus: A surreal performance that’s worth a read, particularly as a reflection of a historically important time and place.

ENJOY!

For Valentine’s Day, we will have Noreen Lace and Ron Terranova’s books!

February 7, 2020 0

Rebecca Brooke who works with ReadLips in Poetic Petal Press designs the books of Poetry. Her experiences with Known as Ash’s Fire and Ash and Bozena Zawickz Neither Innocent or Guilty have produced beautiful results!

On our end, Eddy, by Noreen Lace has been featured at the Poe Museum. Eddy is a fictional account of an actual event in Poe’s life, and as an expert, she delivered a sensitive and intimate portrayal of Edgar Allan Poe experiencing the results of a Laudanum overdose.

Our Summer Release of Delphinium is a touching compilation of international poets and writers. We are very fortunate to have such a vast array of artists submitting. Keep it up, loves.

Our new release is Chris Pellizzari’s Last Night in Granada! We are excited about this book. I, personally, want to run off to Spain for a little romance!

Keep Reading. Keep Writing. Keep going!

June 27, 2018 0

Now Available on Kindle

Delphinium – Summer Edition is now available on Kindle!

At REaDLips we believe our purpose is to give. Profits from the Summer Edition benefit literacy programs. Every time you buy, you give!

We are currently accepting submissions for our Winter Edition.

Profits from our Winter Edition will benefit recovery programs.

September 11, 2017 0

We have secured the rights to Barlow Adams’ Appalachian Alchemy, due out in September:

Life is different in Beattyville, Kentucky, a never-was town, one of the poorest in the state. Most people born there, along the shores of the Kentucky River, die on those same banks. For Marshall Merrick, called “Book” by just about everyone he knows, reading is an escape, and a salvation. Beckoned away from his tiny town by the allure of the world he has read about, his desire to escape his circumstances is warred upon by poverty and his obligations to the tribal lifestyle that would label him a traitor for his ambition.

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We are actively seeking submissions for a fall issue of Delphinium, due out in September. This is an unthemed issue and we need art, poetry, and fiction.