Welcome to Blue Crow Publishing, LLC
A Small Press with Big Dreams
Our Blue Crow Books imprint is a traditional small press publishing fiction and nonfiction founded in 2016. We publish adult fiction, young adult fiction, and nonfiction.
We Put Authors First
Learn more about us and our mission statement on our About page.
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Congrats to Our Award-Winning Authors!
:: We are thrilled to announce that two Blue Crow authors were named winners in the 2018 Foreword Reviews Indies Book of the Year awards!
Authors We Love: Kristy Woodson Harvey & THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF PARADISE
:: Harvey’s latest addition to the Peachtree Bluff series, The Southern Side of Paradise, delivers a sweet taste of southern charm, and I found myself hooked, in every respect, from the first page until the very last word.
New Release: THE FREELANCE ACADEMIC by Katie Rose Guest Pryal
Casting the status quo of traditional academia aside and rejecting naysayers, Pryal chose an unconventional route that landed her a path to success.
Blue Crow Bio: Author Lisa Williams Kline on parasailing with her daughter
Parasailing with my Daughter Lisa Williams Kline is the author of ONE WEEK OF YOU (Blue Crow Books 2019) and many other novels for young people. She lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. 🐬🐬🐬 We stood in line at the parasailing window. “Singles or tandems?” the ticket...
Blue Crow Bio: Tamiya Anderson, our fabulous summer intern and almost biologist
:: I started to recognize my passion for the publishing industry: choosing and editing pieces for print, building connections with authors, and above all, seeing a book come to life right before my eyes.
The Freelance Academic: “Both a cautionary tale and a beacon of hope.”
:: A wonderful trade review of THE FREELANCE ACADEMIC from FOREWORD REVIEWS: “Both a cautionary tale and a beacon of hope.”