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​Take a 4-day fiction workshop with
M. Allen Cunningham this summer in beautiful Pebble Beach, California, at the Catamaran Writing Conference! July 31 - August 4

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​"Damn! I'm jealous of the sheer brio and adventuresomeness of these stories -- Amy Lee Lillard's willingness to try on different forms, genders, identities, and voices in the service of dark truths. This is a firecracker debut with a rock n roll
​wildness at its heart."
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-KARAN MAHAJAN 
author of The Association of Small Bombs
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Amy Lee Lillard gave a reading from DIG ME OUT during the Epiphany Magazine Year-End Celebration, hosted by New York's McNally Jackson Books. Watch the video of Amy's reading:

  
NEW to the Atelier26 Bookshop:

​Lost Son, a novel about Rainer Maria Rilke.
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Meticulously researched and seamlessly infusing fact with fiction, Lost Son  is a vast monument to the power of the creative spirit."-Curled Up With a Good Book
​More info HERE
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​Read M. Allen Cunningham's
​"You, Me, and the Screen Between: An Elegy," his essay about the historical basis and current cultural relevance of his new novel ​Q&A:
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FEATURED EPISODE: What Would Leonard Cohen Do?


LISTEN TO 
​Thoreau's Leaves:
The Thoreau Podcast
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our atmospheric
excursion into the
world and work of
​Henry David Thoreau
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NEWS:

  
Atelier26 publisher M. Allen Cunningham's new book Q&A is out from Regal House Publishing! More info HERE.
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NEWS: Powell's Books named Margaret Malone's People Like You one of twenty-five books to read before you die
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 SUMMER 2022: Study Creative Writing in Vienna with Atelier26 Publisher,
Portland State University Professor, and author ​M. Allen Cunningham

4-credit course open to all PSU students and non-PSU students alike! ​Details HERE.
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Atelier26 Books​
Independent in Portland, Oregon.
Distributed throughout North America by Ingram.
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​​that get people listening, talking, and exchanging ideas.​

* 2018 PEN/Bingham Prize Semi-finalist
* 2016 PEN/Hemingway Award Finalist 
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* 3 Indie Next Authors
*Sherwood Anderson Fiction Award Winner

* Balcones Fiction Prize Winner
        * Flann O'Brien Award Finalist 
    
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  • TITLES
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    • OUR AUTHORS
    • FORTHCOMING >
      • The Green Age of Asher Witherow
      • Stevenson in the States
    • Dig Me Out
    • Lost Son
    • Perpetua's Kin
    • Bird Book
    • A Thousand Distant Radios
    • Funny-Ass Thoreau
    • People Like You
    • Someone Not Really Her Mother
    • Partisans
    • Gravity
    • The Flickering Page
    • The Honorable Obscurity Handbook
    • The Beauty of Ordinary Things
    • Date of Disappearance
  • BUY
    • Our Shop
    • Find Us In Stores
  • PODCASTS
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    • ABOUT US
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