Figures in the Forest

Back before we closed our doors, we were considering a four-story project from C.L. Phillips. We were in the process of getting the contract in order when the decision was made to shut down. Late this summer, we decided to open again in a limited capacity and publish a limited edition specialty anthology in partnership … Continue reading Figures in the Forest

What is a Punk Genre?

There are different ways to categorize and define punk genres, and since we're doing an anthology of punk genre stories, I thought it a good idea to outline how we at Schreyer Ink define them. A punk genre takes the tech, culture, and aesthetic of a specific place and time period and builds on it, … Continue reading What is a Punk Genre?

Schreyer Ink Publishing Prepares to Close its Doors

Thank you for your patience. We needed time to inform our contributing authors and our staff and make the necessary arrangements regarding copyrights and royalties before going public with this news. Yes, Schreyer Ink Publishing will be shutting down, effective December 31st, 2018. What does this mean for our staff? I will continue writing and … Continue reading Schreyer Ink Publishing Prepares to Close its Doors

How To Review an Anthology

With Schreyer Ink Publishing releasing 4 anthologies in 2017 and 6 in 2018 we thought we'd release this helpful guide for reviewing anthologies on blogs, Amazon, and Goodreads. It is important to note that, because there are multiple authors in each anthology, the authors can safely post reviews as well, if they follow a few … Continue reading How To Review an Anthology

Can I tell you a little secret?

Writer and editor, Angil Grafton is now on WordPress! She is looking for indie books to review so go check out her page.

Angil Grafton

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Okay, here goes….my dirty little secret. Are you ready? Here it is. I have no idea what I am doing. The best part about that is I get to have a tremendous amount of fun figuring out exactly what it is that I am doing…the worst part is the anxiety and fear of failing that goes hand in hand with setting out on new endeavors. I keep telling myself to breathe deep, and just let the words flow. It doesn’t matter if they are perfect, as long as they feel right. Don’t judge to harshly, don’t allow exasperation to hurry you along, when you need to take your time. That’s the downside of excitement, when you skip ahead, and hurry your steps, not fully enjoying the journey.  I want to savor every second. Life should be tasty.

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