Kwame Alexander, an acclaimed author, is set to launch a new book imprint known as Kwame Alexander Books in spring 2027. This initiative will be conducted under the umbrella of Sourcebooks and promises a diverse range of titles, including fiction and nonfiction aimed at all age groups.
The imprint is committed to nurturing brave storytellers by publishing works that are emotionally resonant, imaginative, and deeply connected to readers’ experiences. Alexander’s goal is to find storytellers who inspire and entertain, fostering a community through literature.
The first season kicks off with Sarah Crossan’s young adult thriller Gone for Good, set for release on March 2. Other forthcoming titles include diverse genres like an epic series about undercover angels and a technology-themed middle-grade adventure. Each book aims to spark imagination and present bold narratives that inspire readers to dream.
Alexander emphasizes his intent to nurture a home for stories that make readers of all ages feel seen. He previously created the Versify children’s imprint at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2018. His experience in publishing has equipped him with the insight needed to guide Kwame Alexander Books in discovering and nurturing talented storytellers.
He envisions this imprint as a change-maker, building a community one word at a time. Despite the lofty aspirations, Alexander is clear in his vision: to publish quality works by talented writers that inspire each of us to become better people. His determination to say Yes to bold dreams shines through his commitment to this new venture.
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