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Stumptown Vol. 1: The Case of the Girl Who Took Her Shampoo Return of the Temujai The Perfect Weapon: How the Cyber Arms Race Set the World Afire Tom Clancy: Enemy Contact Recursion
The Cactus Wilder Girls The Night Window The Adventure Zone: Murder on the Rockport Limited! Big Sky
We Fed an Island Summer of ‘69 Simple The Library Book How It Feels to Float
Grit Panic The Night Circus Quiet Bridge of Clay


Frozen Beauty The Music of Time Maggie’s Going Nowhere The Secrets of Magnolia Moon Reef Life Whoo-Ku Haiku Mermaid Moon Virtuoso Sizing People Up Hitler’s Stolen Children
The Fire Never Goes Out The Magnificent Monsters of Cedar Street Burn Our Bodies Down Epoca: The Tree of Ecrof The Deep & Dark Blue The Hacker and the State Wonderland Origami Man Silver Wings, Iron Cross Stolen Justice
Fairy Unicorn Wishes The Last Day If She Wakes Twisted Fire in the Star Yeah, No. Not Happening. The Women in Black The Shadow Arts It Sounded Better In My Head Rumi’s Riddle
Sea Wife Havenfall The Fate of a Flapper Too Close to Home The Great Concert of the Night This Light Between Us The Alcazar The War on Wheels Scavenge the Stars The Big Lie

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Four InkWell Titles Shortlisted for Ethel Turner Prize for Young People’s Literature

LENNY’S BOOK OF EVERYTHING by Karen Foxlee, HOW IT FEELS TO FLOAT by Helena Fox, THIS IS HOW WE CHANGE THE ENDING by Vikki Wakefield, and IT SOUNDED BETTER IN MY HEAD by Nina Kenwood have been shortlisted for the $30,000 Ethel Turner Prize for Young People's Literature!

A Note from InkWell

  • March 20, 2020
Hello from InkWell. First and foremost, we hope this note finds you and yours in good physical, emotional and spiritual health, despite the stresses and strains brought upon all of us by the coronavirus pandemic. We want you to know that InkWell’s operations have continued uninterrupted. Beginning this past Thursday, our entire staff began working remotely. We are making new deals, servicing your contracts, and processing incoming and outgoing payments. All snail mail is being opened and inbound calls are being answered. We are closely monitoring the impact of COVID-19 on the publishing industry and will be in touch with updates to help answer your questions and address your concerns. It is our goal to be a continued source of stability in these disruptive and disturbing times.

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