5 Crispy Holiday Reads in Supernatural Comedy, True Crime, Science Fiction, Climate Action, and Kids’ Adventure from Books Illuminated
About us:
Books Illuminated, LLC is a vertically integrated book publisher comprised of Adult, New Adult, Early Adult, Middle Grade, and Children’s properties with potential for spin-off products such as motion pictures, television series, comics, graphic novels, games, music, fashions, and general merchandise. We also provide custom distribution, marketing, fulfillment, and sales services for other publishing companies and self-published authors. We are committed to diversity in our publishing programs, and to fostering a culture of inclusion for all our employees and authors. Books Illuminated is affiliated with BooksOnTV.com – producer of award-winning video promotions for the publishing industry. Our imprint BrotherGooseBooks.com and junior business site Bizcelerator.com are havens where kids and their parents can read and learn about the world around them.
Our mission is to ignite a universal passion for reading and the exploration of ideas. We believe that books, and the stories they hold, have the unique capacity to connect us, change us, and carry us toward a better world.
We offer authors best-in-class audio book publishing and work closely with authors to share their words with skilled actors, directors, and producers to create recordings that are faithful to the text and a truly immersive experience.
We welcome direct submissions from authors, including complete novels, novellas, sequential art, illustrated picture books, short stories and short story compilations, poetry, and art anthologies.
Book Releases & Reviews
From The New York Review of Books
- In our October 22 issue, Lola Seaton reviews Jonathan Buckley’s latest novel, One Boat. “Buckley’s best fiction,” she writes, “is refreshingly free of self-regard: lovingly crafted but out of devotion […]
- No, no, I don’t believe in my poems, Not really, but I defer to the poet in me Who belies belief with a fact that Requires no belief, to write […]
- Since the time of Eugene V. Debs, socialists have struggled to persuade Americans that they could create a more just society.
