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The Book Edit recently featured Emily Midorikawa as judge for the 2026 Writers' Prize, spotlighting her debut novel A Tiny Speck of Black and Then Nothing published by Manilla Press in July. She discussed persistence after two decades of drafts and advised writers to revisit manuscripts with fresh eyes.
The Laufey Book Club highlighted Chinese American author Stacey Yu for September with her debut Kitten, noting it took 11-12 drafts to complete. The post described themes of messy girlhood and surreal realism, positioning it for fans of quiet, unsettling fiction.
Indie author M. H. Woodscourt was spotlighted by @indieauthorfanclub for her 18 no-spice high fantasy titles, including When Darkness Hunts the Dawn. The series draws on her love of The Lord of the Rings and focuses on dragonshifters and elemental magic.