Akashic Books
Akashic Books is an independent book publishing company based in Brooklyn, New York. It publishes literary fiction, nonfiction, memoirs, poetry, and children's books, and is known for its "Noir" anthology series set in various cities around the world.www.akashicbooks.com
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Akashic Books".
Oct 13, 2026
A Good Haunting: Stories Carol Mitchell
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14:13Carol MitchellGUEST
I love it.
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14:16Carol MitchellGUEST
The way the process went is that the publisher, which is Akashic Books, they asked me for ideas of what I would like to see on the cover.
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14:25Carol MitchellGUEST
And because there's a lot of ideas around death in the book, and people tend to associate vultures with death, And there is a story that involves vultures.
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14:38Carol MitchellGUEST
I thought of wanting to do that.
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14:55Carol MitchellGUEST
And then the beautiful colors that they came up with in the background are amazing.
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15:01Carol MitchellGUEST
So the book is available wherever books are sold.
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15:06Carol MitchellGUEST
If you go to the Akashic Books website, you can pre-order the book.
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15:10Carol MitchellGUEST
It's coming out on November 3rd.
E352 - Robyn Hitchcock - Top 5 Albums of 1968
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3:30Brett VargoHOST
It was a book that captured that heady year in the life of the young man, the 13-year-old boy who was shipped off to boarding school and was thrust into the very English freak show while the outside world erupted in a tech- technicolor world of music, art, and fashion.
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3:49Brett VargoHOST
Now, here's a spoiler alert, despite the title, spiritually, he may have never left 1967, but Father Time is undefeated, and Stranded in the Future, which is the title of the second installment of his delightfully surreal self-portraits, is now out, newly published from Akashic Books.
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4:08Brett VargoHOST
Now, Stranded in the Future picks up in 1968 and drops us off in 1978, shortly after the formation of Robin's seminal band, The Soft Boys.
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4:18Brett VargoHOST
These were s- formative years filled with a lot of firsts, and weaves a new cast of colorful characters into his story, most notably two central figures, the well-known musician referred to in the book as Mr.
She Rewrote Her Literary Debut From Scratch as a Thriller | Getting It Right with Karen E. Osborne
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17:10Karen E. OsborneGUEST
... you know, uh, in the, in their queue.
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17:13Karen E. OsborneGUEST
So I went and looked and sought a different publisher, but I stayed in touch with Johnny Temple at Akashic Books and, and I interviewed some of their authors on my podcast and just had a good relationship with him.
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17:29Karen E. OsborneGUEST
He was, he was good to me, and I tried to still be good to him and good to the company.
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17:35Karen E. OsborneGUEST
So when I contacted him and said, "I'm writing this sequel and I really need my rights back," he said, "Sure."
Fiction as a Data Communication Tool with David Heska Wanbli Weiden
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31:41David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
I'm an editor at University of New Mexico Press as sorta, as sort of a side gig, and I edit a series called Native Edge.
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31:47David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
We've got some books coming out there, but the one I'm real excited about, I'm editing from Akashic Books, where I'm not an editor.
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31:52David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
It's called Native Noir, and I have a short story in there.
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31:55David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
It's a collection of fifteen short stories by the top Native American writers in the US trying their hand at crime stories.
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32:03David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
So it's called Native Noir, and it's coming out from Akashic Books in fall of twenty twenty-seven.
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32:09David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
And I think it's gonna be a really cool collection of short stories to have.
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32:15David Heska Wanbli WeidenGUEST
And then beyond that, for me, I am kind of hazily starting on my next novel, which will not be a Virgil Wounded Horse novel set, you know...
340 Oxbow "Serenade in Red" w/ Dan Adams
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1:43BrentHOST
Rick, of course, of bands like Drive Like Jehu, Hot Snakes, Obits, etc.
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1:49BrentHOST
This book came out late last year on Akashic Books, and it's a beautiful book.
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1:53BrentHOST
Sounds like you have picked it up, Ryan?
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1:55RyanHOST
oh yeah
Barbara DeMarco-Barrett
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0:52Julie HenricusHOST
Her short story, Rowboat, included in the book, was nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
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0:57Julie HenricusHOST
She's also published Palm Springs Noir from Akashic Books and Pen on Fire, A Busy Woman's Guide to Igniting the Writer Within, a Los Angeles Times bestseller and winner of the American Society of Journalists and Authors Best Book Award.
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1:15Julie HenricusHOST
Crazy for You, published in Orange County Noir, was included in USA Noir Best of the Akashic Noir series.
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1:24Julie HenricusHOST
Her short story has been published in Coolest American Stories, Crime Reads, Oyez Review, Literary Hatchet, Rock in a Hard Place, Broad River Review, and Dark City Crime and Mystery Magazine.
Ted Danson to Narrate Go the F--- to College Audiobook
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4:49speaker_8HOST
Yes.
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4:50speaker_7HOST
This book was published by Akashic Books, and it was released earlier this year on May fifth.
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4:55speaker_7HOST
And on its face, you know, it sounds like a straightforward comedy bit.
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4:59speaker_8HOST
Right, just a quick laugh.
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Book of the Day | 2026-09-28 |💊 The Cocaine Chronicles by Gary Phillips | Crime, Addiction Explained
Sep 28 · 1 Mention
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1:35LernerHOST
It is.
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1:36LernerHOST
It was published by Akashic Books back in 2005 and edited by Gary Phillips and Jervi Tervalon.
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1:41speaker_1HOST
Right.
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1:42LernerHOST
But I want to clarify our mission right out of the gate for you listening at home.