From Corrie Locke-Hardy, the creator of @thetinyactivists, The Revolution Will Be Well Fed features recipes for snacking on while community organizing, as well as essays and history exploring the connections between food, community, and social movements. Chapters include breakfast, snacks, and dessert, as well as essays about important events, organizations, and individuals that have placed community at the core of their work.

From authors Blake Van Roekel and Stefanie LeJeunesse, Genuine Skagit Cooking, from the program Genuine Skagit Valley, features over 45 recipes from food producers, small-business owners, and residents around Skagit Valley, Washington, that highlight the unique agricultural diversity of the region. Readers will discover recipes for every meal of the day, all utilizing some of the distinctive produce grown in this fertile Pacific Northwest valley, as well as profiles about Skagit Valley farmers and producers.

A Reckoning

A Reckoning is the debut solo poetry collection by poet and editor Nicole Pomeroy. Written in three sections (Fathers, Lovers, A Reckoning), the collection explores themes of the violence inflicted by the patriarchy in both large and small ways. Through different types of relationships—from familial to romantic to the connection to self—the collection peels back the muddy layers of trauma in search of resolution.

Puppy Teeth

A Seattleite by way of South Florida, writer Bridget Sweet debuts over 15 poems on queer identity, girlhood trauma, and surviving dystopian America. Sweet beckons readers through surreal scenes of pep talks from dead dogs, face-offs with bi myths personified, and pranks by "coven-unions" of intersectional witches. At once tender and biting, Puppy Teeth explores what must be done when the weapons that once saved us start breaking our own skin.

The Washington Women’s Cookbook

From editor Michelle Gale, The Washington Women’s Cookbook: Good Eats and Votes for Women features a collection of recipes, essays, profiles, interviews, and art from Pacific Northwest women about the intersections of food, community, and feminism, as well as a more inclusive history of the American suffrage movement.