Phoebe Robinson Will Be Launching a Book Imprint Called ‘Tiny Reparations Books’ With Plume
The 2 Dope Queens co-creator and co-star Phoebe Robinson will create a book imprint focusing on amplifying unique and diverse voices.
Robinson will be partnering with Plume, which is a division of Penguin Random House, to see this project through. The curated imprint will highlight diverse authors and showcase literary fiction, nonfiction, and essay collections. Another objective is to publish honest and comical work that reflects timely conversations and advice to push forward through hard times.
Robinson believes that in order for the publishing landscape to become more diverse, change must occur behind the scenes. She will be doing her part to make a difference in the world by bringing light to a wide range of voices. Plume is eager and excited to partner with Robinson on this new imprint. They are ready to further diversify their list of books they offer.
We’re thrilled to share news of bestselling author @dopequeenpheebs’s new imprint launching in partnership with Plume, called Tiny Reparations Books, which will publish a highly curated list of literary fiction + nonfiction, amplifying diverse voices! https://t.co/mTsY4573wv
— Plume Books (@PlumeBooks) July 8, 2020
Robinson is a New York Times best-selling author who has written You Can’t Touch My Hair: And Other Things I Still Have to Explain and Everything’s Trash, But It’s Okay. She also has a new book set for publication for fall 2021 titled Six Feet Apart.
Robinson is not scared of tackling tough topics and writing about things other authors tend to avoid. She dives deep into unique conversations and ideas with no hesitation and Tiny Reparations Books is a great addition to her collection.
Be sure to add Tiny Reparations Books to your future reading list to help support the diverse authors that are well deserving of the spotlight.
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