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| Emi Ikkanda | |
When Phoebe Robinson founded Tiny Reparations Books at Penguin Random House, she wanted her imprint to shake up the publishing world, with its mission to highlight and amplify unique and diverse voices. As we now celebrate the fifth anniversary, we can count among our accomplishments two National Book Award longlist honorees, multiple bestsellers, and nearly 40 acquisitions. We have authors of color, queer authors, and disabled authors with undeniable storytelling talent and bold voices that cut through the noise. In the age of book bans, we know we have to speak up and speak louder, through our books and our work.
There is both cheek and wisdom in a name like Tiny Reparations Books. We can be both a celebration and a movement. Our authors are innovators, artists, and trailblazers, and as publishers, we’re inventing new paths and making waves. We're only getting started with our fifth anniversary, and we know the mission is as important now as ever. --Emi Ikkanda