Scriptorium

The Fairfield Scribes is a group of writers and editors based in Fairfield, CT. A small press publisher in operation since 2014, our imprint has produced award-winning books, including several anthologies/short story collections, novels/novellas, and a poetry collection. In addition to our literary magazine, Scribes*MICRO*Fiction, we have more books slated for release in the future.

Our books are available for purchase on major retailer websites, including Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Barnes & Noble.

Enjoy browsing our works below. We hope you will discover something that delights you to read as much as it did for us to write.

EDITORS

Alison McBain, Lead Editor Fairfield Scribes, Associate Editor: Scribes*Micro*Fiction
Edward Ahern, Managing Editor: Scribes*Micro*Fiction
P.C. Keeler, Submissions Editor: Scribes*Micro*Fiction
P.M. Ray, Submissions Editor: Scribes*Micro*Fiction

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DON'T BE A HERO
(2023 Release)

Heroes are boring. Standing up for weaklings, defending the status quo, reacting instead of acting. Villains are the go-getters, the ones who put grand plans into motion, the ones who change the world.

For their own benefit, naturally.

Villains are complex individuals with tales of their own to tell, and it's hard to have a great story without them. The dark figure cackling in the shadows, the grinning corporate goon behind the desk, the evil empress sending forth her legions, the jerk down the hall who deliberately parks too close to the line every day...

Sometimes, it just feels good to be bad.

Coming soon to print & Kindle.

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ANTHOLOGIES

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NONFICTION

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In Death, the Gift of Life is a book meant to open an important conversation starting on the local level. Inspired by one son's experience with his father's end-of-life passage, this anthology contains the stories of ten individuals from the town of Westport, Connecticut. It asks readers to examine what end-of-life choices and options are available, as well as the challenges faced by those who have transformative and terminal illnesses. Each moving narrative explores men and women who have faced the modern medical establishment head-on, and then deliberately embraced grace and courage in the aftermath. These individuals have influenced an entire community with their unique views about living and dying well, and will continue to inspire through the power of their stories.