- “Chasing” by Carly Milne
- Review: A Private Venus by Giorgio Scerbanenco, Translated by Howard Curtis
- Hear Katia D. Ulysse Read “Take a Picture”
- “New Anchor” by Iain Ryan
- Akashic Digits: Digital Excerpts from the Akashic Catalog

News & Features

Katia D. Ulysse talks Drifting with Edwidge Danticat at Salon

Katia D. Ulysse recently spoke to Haiti Noir and Haiti Noir 2: The Classics editor Edwidge Danticat at Salon to discuss her new book Drifting, journeying to America, Haiti, and more.

Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night Sells 1,000 E-books in One Week!

Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night—the latest release in Akashic’s Kaylie Jones Books imprint, and one of Publishers Weekly‘s Best Summer Books of 2014—has sold one thousand e-books in just one week. We’re thrilled for debut novelist Barbara J. Taylor’s success!

“Chasing” by Carly Milne

I didn’t know he was hooked on smack when I moved in. That confession came two nights later . . .

Review: A Private Venus by Giorgio Scerbanenco, Translated by Howard Curtis

Akashic intern Tyler Burr reviews A Private Venus by Giorgio Scerbanenco, translated by Howard Curtis.

Hear Katia D. Ulysse Read “Take a Picture”

To celebrate the release of Drifting, we’re pleased to feature an audio recording of “Take a Picture” read by author Katia D. Ulysse.

“New Anchor” by Iain Ryan

Never take a job in summer—that’s rule one. Rule two is never trust anyone. They have that rule all over, but rule one, that’s my thing. No one thinks straight in summer. You can’t rely on anyone after November . . .