{"id":966,"date":"2018-04-02T20:57:44","date_gmt":"2018-04-03T00:57:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/regalhousepublishing.com\/?page_id=966"},"modified":"2026-05-04T10:03:26","modified_gmt":"2026-05-04T14:03:26","slug":"forthcoming-publications","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/regalhousepublishing.com\/forthcoming-publications\/","title":{"rendered":"Forthcoming Publications"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Regal House: <\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Christopher Hebert<\/a>, Delivery<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Martha Conway<\/a>, We Meet Apart<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Brett Ann Stanciu<\/a>, Call it Madness<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Jessica Handler<\/a>, The World to See<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Caroline Bock<\/a>, The Other Beautiful People<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Lee Upon<\/a>, The Withers<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Shasta Grant<\/a>, When We Were Feral<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Yance Wyatt<\/a>, Watersmith<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Ginger Pinholster<\/a>, The Train to Santa Fe<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Scott Lambridis<\/a>, St. Ulphia’s Dead<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Scott Gould<\/a>, Beneath a Fallen Sky<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Roger King<\/a>, The Industrial Revolution of Love<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Carol LaHines<\/a>, Miracle Grow of the Mind<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

David Galef<\/a> & Beth Weinhouse (eds), 20 Over 60<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Mitch Wieland<\/a>, The Ghosts of Okuma<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Jocelyn Cullity<\/a>, The Nurse at Baker Hospital<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Donna Miscolta<\/a>, Ofelia and Norma<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Aaron Tillman<\/a>, Lucy Miles’s Photogenic Mind<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Linda K. Sienkiewicz<\/a>, Love and Other Incurable Ailments<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Karen Garloch<\/a>, Stray Voltage<\/em> (releasing 2026) Petrichor Winner<\/p>\n

Robert Archambeau<\/a>, The Bloomsbury Forgery<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Walter Bennett<\/a>, Sayla is My Name<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Alice Stephens<\/a>, The Twain<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Mark Jacob<\/a>, Memory Falls<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Michel Stone<\/a>, Fig Days<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Kay Daly<\/a>, Wilton House<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Brennen Wysong<\/a>, In the Riddle Sea<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Steve Heller<\/a>, Return of the Ghost Killer<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Lara Tupper<\/a>, At the Center<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Amy Day Wilkinson<\/a>, Unlimited Ride<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Itoro Bassey<\/a>, Ajebutter Women<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Adam Schuitema<\/a>, Half a Million Minutes<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Lee Patton<\/a>, The Last Californians<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

David Maloney<\/a>, Lion in Love<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Jessica Hollander<\/a>, Everything Shines with the Sun on It <\/em>(releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

David Williams<\/a>, The Coldwater Girl<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Kevin Allardice<\/a>, Phantoscope and the Double<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Mike Heppner<\/a>, Your Thoughts are Important to Us<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Charles White<\/a>, The World Itself<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Tricia Bauer<\/a>, The Sixteenth<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Valerie Nieman<\/a>, The Highland King<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Rebecca Faulkner<\/a>, Daughters of the Minotaur<\/em> (releasing 2027) Terry J. Cox Poetry Prize winner<\/p>\n

Maureen Traverse<\/a>, This is What Always Happens<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Paul Cody<\/a>, The Children Everywhere, Asleep<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Donna Baier-Stein<\/a>, Courtesan to the Buddha<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Michael C. White<\/a>, Skunktown<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Rosalind Brackenbury<\/a>, Indigo Sky at Noon<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Steven Mayfield<\/a>, The Bank House<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Edie Meidav<\/a>, Dogs of Cuba<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Joan Schweighardt<\/a>, In the Wonder<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Robert Archambeau<\/a>, The Figure Five in Gold<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Joan Schweighardt<\/a>, In the Wonder<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Katherine Giuffre<\/a>, The Armadillo\u00a0 Massacre<\/em> (releasing 2027) – Petrichor Prize winner<\/p>\n

Laura Esther Wolfson<\/a>, Just Writing This is Killing Me<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Beth Castrodale<\/a>, The Time of Reaping<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Spencer K. M. Brown<\/a>, Recommendations for a Departing Soul<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Carolyn Jack<\/a>, Orgy at the Big House<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Brett Ashley Kaplan<\/a>, Epiphany’s Lament<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Carolyn Korsmeyer<\/a>, No Final Harbor<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

John S. Tarlton<\/a>, Our End is Where We Start<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Jacob M. Appel<\/a>, The Enchanting Miss Baker<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Kevin Clouther<\/a>, The Moms<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Michael Gray<\/a>, The Emperor of the Mundane<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Allison Amend<\/a>, Wild Woman<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Amalia Gladhart<\/a>, Edge Pieces<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Lynn Norton, The Resplendent Quetzal<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Gary Eldon Peter<\/a>,\u00a0 Oranges<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Curtis Smith<\/a>, Hail, Buckley!<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Jon Roemer<\/a>, Mother in the Sun in Puerto Vallarta<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Thais Miller<\/a>, Fail Better Soon<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Skip Horack<\/a>, Angelfish<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Thomas Calder<\/a>, The Crave<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Jessica Roeder<\/a>, The Bones of the Mouse Make the Cat (releasing 2028) – W.S. Porter Prize winner<\/p>\n

Laura Hawbaker<\/a>, The Afters<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

David Morse<\/a>, The Occident<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Heather Newton<\/a>, The Book of Tears<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Norah Vawter<\/a>, Anna’s Endlessly Collapsing Star<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Jennifer Stiel<\/a>, The Underside<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

James Knisely<\/a>, Black Bookends<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Kevin McIntosh<\/a>, What a Year That Week Was<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Liz Ross, Believer<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Larry Bingham<\/a>, Minerville<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Jenn Rossman<\/a>, What Was Promised<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Thomas Irwin, Tupelos<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Rachel Coonce<\/a>, Bounce<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

Nomi Eve<\/a>, The Flood Lines<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

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Dale Neal<\/a>, Floodmarks<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

David W. Berner<\/a>, American Moon<\/em> (releasing 2026) Fugere Book Prize winner<\/p>\n

Bradley Sides<\/a>, The Volcano Keeper<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Josh Russell<\/a>, Counting the Days<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

William Torrey<\/a>, Freedom of Movement<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Joanna Will<\/a>, The Lady of Situations<\/em> (releasing 2027) Fugere Book Prize winner<\/p>\n

Darrin Doyle<\/a>, The Boy Behind the World<\/em> (releasing 2027) Fugere Book Prize finalist<\/p>\n

Carol LaHines<\/a>, Resonance<\/em> (releasing 2027) Fugere Book Prize finalist<\/p>\n

\"Fitzroy<\/p>\n

Fitzroy Books<\/strong>:<\/h2>\n

Stephanie Campisi<\/a>, The Unfinished Business, Book Two (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Crissa-Jean Chappell<\/a>, Never Leave Me Alone<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Greg Takoudes<\/a>, Shout at the Thunder<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Brad Barkley<\/a>, The Reel Life of Zara Kegg<\/em> (releasing 2026)<\/p>\n

Thomas Cochran<\/a>, Yits Yevins<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Crissa-Jean Chappell<\/a>, Ghost Teeth<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Gina Linko<\/a>, False Friends<\/em> (releasing 2027)<\/p>\n

Eliot Treichel<\/a>, Damien Mayhew’s Secret Recipe for Life<\/em> (releasing 2028)<\/p>\n

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