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Books

A handwritten note on a torn piece of paper taped to a gray background. The note says: "Coming Soon December 2026 MERCY * Broadstone Books she's witchy, she's angry, she's full of secrets - get ready!" with a small yellow flower drawing at the bottom right corner.

When a family secret is accidentally uncovered, a witch appears to guide the reader through the implications of this knowledge. Who is allowed to be angry? What is the consequence of anger and rage? And what does mercy mean, in the face of harm and forgiveness?

Coming in December 2026 from Broadstone Books

A handwritten sign on a torn piece of paper taped with blue tape. The sign reads 'Coming Soon December 2026 DEAR ____, Milk & Cake Press. A moody, wintery art & poetry collection' with a small illustration of blue flowers at the bottom right corner.

An epistolary collection, these poems swirl around a wintery, frozen landscape, a pond locked in ice, and a letter writer who increasingly seems to be writing to no one. Paper arts weave between the poems, taking the reader on a journey that asks: who are we calling for in our coldest, darkest hours?

Coming in December 2026 from Milk & Cake Press

Megan Leonard’s sparkling poetry collection Larkspur Queen opens with the Castle Queen exclaiming, “[Y]ou don’t know what my cells have endured / in this life or in another / unless you sit and listen / to me tell it.” What follows are six, awe-making sections of lyrical narratives that transport the reader to lands just unfamiliar enough to set the world we know off-kilter and make it new. Leonard weaves personal and universal tales taking her inspiration from the Lais of Marie de France, a collection of 12th century narrative romantic poems. “This is the magic,” Leonard writes, and readers will eagerly embrace the women of these stories.

Megan Leonard’s debut is an incantation of motherhood. As the Snow Queen navigates her way through childbirth, fears for her children, and the insomnia of new mothers everywhere, Leonard integrates the mood of the coastal north Atlantic, where she resides, with surety and stark, icy beauty.

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