Austin Macauley Publishers

Inspiration, books, and tips from the desks of us here at Austin Macauley, an indie publisher helping new authors bring their stories to life.

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National Women’s History Month Facts (2/?)

You can learn more about Lady Murasaki here.

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Do you like books? Do you like Funko Pops?

To celebrate the opening of our New York office, Austin Macauley is hosting a giveaway on Instagram! 

If we reach 500 followers on Instagram, we’ll be giving away the Belle Funko Pop as well as a free copy of any one of our books, which you can find here!

If we reach 800 followers, a second lucky person will also get to pick a book of their choice.

If we reach 1,000 followers, a third lucky person will get to receive a free copy of our hit book “Pants Optional”!

How to enter:

Follow us on Instagram

Tag two friends in the post

For an extra entry, repost our photo with the tag “#austinmacauleyusagiveaway”

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Did a little bit of book shopping today and found this super quirky second hand book store which I spent a long time browsing. ♥

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🌿 📖 ☕️

[nehmesis]

this rose has become an essential part of my room. ig: demi.ev

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Our office celebrated with pizza this Friday. 

[boy-so-pale]

Love yourself, accept yourself, forgive yourself, and be good to yourself, because without you the rest of us are without a source of many wonderful things.

Dr. Leo Buscaglia (via boy-so-pale)

[clockworkbibliophile]

great coffee + great books

[twirlingpages]

happy daze ☻

[of-tainted-sorrow]

current read // i expect great things 🌬🌿

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National Women’s History Month Fact (1/?)

You can learn more about Enheduanna here.

[take-up-and-read]

26.02.2017 // Tea and taking some notes for my essay. Feels good to be so close to done with a final paper when Febraury isn’t even finished yet! ☕️😊📚📚📖

[astravers]

who’s excited for lorde’s new album? 🙋🙋🙋

[date-a-girl-who-reads]

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Happy International Women’s Day!

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And now that you don’t have to be perfect, you can be good.

John Steinbeck, East of Eden (via austensapprentice)

[lunarfoxes]

I should probably be spending my first week of spring semester getting ahead on assignments, but I keep finding myself either watching Sherlock or reading “History of Wolves” by Emily Fridland. My Bookstagram