“Think you’re funny, don’t you,” I snorted.
My dad shrugged. “They did everywhere but the Glasgow
Empire.”
I lit the burner under my saucepan of porridge. We were
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#tbt to a few Sundays ago, when Coral Press had a booth at the Brooklyn Book Festival. It was a beautiful day and we had a great time! #boobsfordays#bookstagram#book#bookclub#tbt… https://t.co/dN0xSM0AO7
Our latest book, One Thousand Dances, had its first launch party the other night! There will be another party this Friday at The New York Society Library! The event starts at 6:30 #1960s… https://t.co/qeLKu6jvKY
A little excerpt from our latest book, A Thousand Dances by Sara Holliday! There will be a book launch party this Friday at 6:30 p.m. at The New York Society Library. Come join and learn… https://t.co/vgiiyTnR0C
Come check out the Coral Press stall this Sunday at the Brooklyn Book Festival! We will be selling our books and debuting a new one! #books#bookstagram… https://t.co/rbuF9ejgCo
Meet the latest Coral Press author, Sara Holliday! Her novel covers the year the Beatles hit the big time, following music from the kitchen sink to the dives of Soho, from suburban teen clubs to the swinging streets of Piccadilly. Learn more about her at https://t.co/0F0VdqPu4G
We’re excited to launch our new Coral Press anthology, JUKEBOX, featuring fiction and poetry with music at their center. To submit pieces, email info (at) coralpress (dot) com with your story attached as a Word doc. We prefer stories between 1,000 and 5,000 words.
Willie, a guitarslinger from Detroit, blows into Chicago to challenge the master of blues in a cutting session. There is fierce competition, murder, and desire, exploring how we fight for the lives we are born to fulfill. Find "Cutting Time" here:
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"Above our heads, the PA crackled to life, the instant good-time sound of the Miracles’ ‘Shop Around.’ Kids, well-dressed, ill-dressed, my friends, schoolmates, and neighbours, poured through the front doors and plunged into the current dance craze. The night was underway."
It’s the Summer of Love, and Cynda “Flower” Evans has just run away from her home in Oregon for Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco. Adventures send her hitchhiking and train-hopping across America. Look at Flower as she makes her way across the 60's music landscape.