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How Would You Like Your Science Fiction Served?

Felicia Gulotta // Blog Writer Walking through a bookstore, it is often difficult finding the science fiction section. Once found, usually in the back, the next step is sorting through books “incorrectly” labeled science fiction. These incorrectly labeled books refer…

Alumni Author Spotlight: CJ Nadeau

In this installment of the Alumni Author Spotlight Series, we got a chance to talk with CJ Nadeau, who published The Mousetrap Rose with us in the spring of 2013. Name? CJ Nadeau Year of Graduation? 2013 Major? Writing, Literature, and Publishing…

Potterheads Rejoice! (But Maybe Not so Much)

Christina Bagni // Blog Writer   Potterheads rejoice! It’s been five years since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 was released, and finally we get something else to satiate our wizarding-world needs: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,…

Alumni Author Spotlight: Frank Gao

In this installation of our Alumni Author Spotlight series, we got a chance to chat with Frank Gao, who published Escape Artists Never Look Back in Fall of 2012. Name? Frank Gao Year of Graduation?  2013 Major? Writing, Literature, and Publishing Current…

Book vs. Movie: Eragon

Daniel Gonzalez // Blog Writer So imagine this: you’re a 3rd grade bookworm. You devour any book you come across, from the children’s series of Henry and Mudge to the five Harry Potter books. You’ve discovered a fascination with the…

Alumni Author Spotlight: Kaleb Worst

Welcome back to another installment of our Alumni Author Spotlight! This week, we have Kaleb Worst, author of Bad Poetry, to talk about his experience with Undergraduate Students for Publishing. My name is Kaleb Worst, and I graduated in 2014…

Make Lit Class Great Again: Endgame Review

Felicia Gullotta // Blog Writer Students of literature classes often fall victim to death-by-repetition; the excruciating boredom and frustration that comes along with reading the same books, poems, and plays over and over again. Maybe that’s one of the reasons…

Upcoming Networking Events

Wondering how to meet more people in publishing? Trying to make inroads into possible publishing internships? Have a bunch of business cards and don’t know what to do with them? Bookbuilders of Boston has you covered! These are some of…

Alumni Author Spotlight: Caroline Praderio

We’ve had many authors through the years here at Undergraduate Students for Publishing, and now we’re checking back in with them! The first in our new series is Caroline Praderio, author of Sweet Baby Jesus! Name? Caroline Praderio Year of Graduation?  2013…

Book Review: A Thousand Splendid Suns

Christina Bagni // Blog Writer   With Charlie Hebdo, a Hajj stampede, hijab fashion shows, and Donald Trump threatening to kick out all American Muslims, this fall was definitely a relevant time for me to take a history of Islam…