A Sneaky Peek inside talk to me about when we were perfect
We understand that it requires a leap of faith to buy a book by an author who is new to you, so we’re going to be sharing a few excerpts from our recent releases to help you make that leap! Amanda Huggins’ debut poetry chapbook won the Saboteur Award for Best Poetry Pamphlet in 2021, […]
A sneaky peek inside Hear Our Stories
We understand that it requires a leap of faith to buy a book by authors who are new to you, so we’re going to be sharing a few excerpts from our recent releases to help you make that leap! Today is the turn of Hear Our Stories, an anthology of migrant writings. This was produced […]
A sneaky peek inside our recent poetry title, Under Your Pillow
A sneaky peek inside one of our recent titles, an erotic poetry anthology edited by Charley Barnes and Wendy Allen. We understand that it requires a leap of faith to buy a book by poets and authors who are new to you, so we’re going to be sharing a few excerpts from our recent releases […]
Amanda Huggins interviews the winning poets from the Victorina Press Vo(i)ces Poetry Award
I hope you enjoy these interviews with the winning and highly commended poets from our 2022 award. Their work appears alongside that of the commended poets in the Spanish/English bilingual anthology Vo(i)ces II, out January 2024. Sarah Leavesley Welcome, Sarah, and congratulations on winning joint first prize in the Victorina Press Vo(i)ces Poetry Award for […]
What has Caroline Moir been up to?
Hello Caroline, and welcome to the VP blog. You have two short novels coming out simultaneously in 2024, one of which, Hunting Jenet Nish, is written, edited, and ready to go, and the second, Charlotte Nish, is still a work in progress. Can you tell us a little more about the two books and where […]
What has Vicki Goldie been up to?
Hello Vicki, it’s lovely to chat with you here on the VP blog. I’m here to find out a bit more about your work in progress, which I understand is the third novel in the Charters Mystery Series. For those who haven’t read the first two – why not?! – tell us a little more […]
