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Upcoming Events

VIRTUAL EVENT: Danny Goldberg, hosted by Joyce Linehan

11/29/21, 7:00pm

PLEASE NOTE: All our virtual events are listed in Eastern Time (ET) unless otherwise noted. Join Danny Goldberg for a virtual discussion of his new book, Bloody Crossroads 2020: Art, Entertainment, and Resistance to Trump. This virtual event is free to attend but pre-registration is required; please click here to learn more or to register.

Joshua Coombes – Boulder Book Store (Boulder, CO)

11/30/21, 6:30pm

Joshua Coombes will speak about and sign his new book, Do Something for Nothing: Seeing Beneath the Surface of Homelessness, Through the Simple Act of a Haircut, on Tuesday, November 30th at 6:30pm at Boulder Book Store. Tickets for this event are $5 (plus a small processing fee) and are available on Eventbrite HERE. This event will be held […]

Tag: Justin Kassab

FREE E-BOOK: Download Foamers for FREE through Friday, August 19!

Download a copy of Foamers for absolutely free through Friday, August 19!

Foamers: A Digit and A Daily Deal

Grab Foamers by Justin Kassab for only $0.99 on Wednesday, August 20, 2014, as part of a Kindle Daily Deal! An excerpt from Foamers—as well as excerpts from Unmentionables by Laurie Loewenstein and Sing in the Morning, Cry at Night by Barbara J. Taylor.our—is also available as part of our Kaylie Jones Books Digit.

Akashic Digits: Digital Excerpts from the Akashic Catalog

Now Available: The Caribbean Debuts Digit and The Kaylie Jones Books Digit, two free e-books comprising excerpts from great titles.

Foamers Book Trailer Featured by Shelf Awareness!

Many thanks to Shelf Awareness for featuring the book trailer for Justin Kassab’s Foamers as their book trailer of the day!

The Story Behind The Story: Foamers by Justin Kassab

To celebrate the release of Foamers, the first book in the Primal Age Chronicles and the latest release from Kaylie Jones Books, we invited Justin Kassab to share with us how Foamers and the Primal Age Chronicles came to be.

“Law of the Primal Age” by Justin Kassab

Peter stood over the bathroom sink, checking in the mirror to be sure that the lines of his suit were straight. Assuring himself he looked as good as circumstances permitted, he leaned over the sink and rubbed a smooth beach stone between his hands. Seventy-three days ago he would have used water, but now their community had strict water usage policies . . .