The Mourner’s Bestiary by Eiren Caffall has been named the July 2025 cover feature of Booklist Reader! With three starred reviews and a Whiting Grant under her belt, Caffall’s haunting memoir is quickly becoming a must-read.

From Philly to Chicago to Vallejo, Black-owned bookstores are keeping community, culture, and history alive. These independent spaces do more than sell books—they nurture literacy, joy, and justice. Here are some of our favorites.

Publishing remains overwhelmingly white. Here's why that matters—and what Row House is doing to build a more representative, equitable future.

Wheat Penny Press is proud to announce that What Did My Ancestors Eat? by Quinn Miller Murphy has been named the official youth book representing Washington state at the 2025 Library of Congress National Book Festival!

Publishing a book doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here’s how Row House helps you launch with confidence, support, and full creative control.

Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) isn’t your only option. Explore powerful self-publishing alternatives that offer more support, wider distribution, and aligned values.

Inclusive publishing isn't just a trend—it’s a necessity. Discover how Row House helps marginalized voices get published with purpose and support.

Publishing your book shouldn't mean giving up your voice. Learn how Guided Indie Publishing helps authors keep control while receiving expert support.

Self-publishing gives you freedom; hybrid publishing gives you support. Discover which publishing path is right for you and how Row House blends the best of both.

Visit Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books in Germantown, Philadelphia. A Black-owned bookstore and community space founded by Marc Lamont Hill—great books, great coffee, great people.