Baltimore, MD – Loyola University Maryland’s Apprentice House Press is proud to announce the release of All That Remains, the debut novel by Connecticut-based author Jane Darby, available on May 13, 2025. The novel offers a poignant and compelling exploration of the complexities of grief, loss, and family dynamics.
All That Remains delves into the lives of Anna and Richard, a Manhattan couple who are struggling to cope with the violent death of their adult son. As they navigate their vastly different grieving processes, their marriage begins to unravel, revealing long-buried secrets. The couple’s journey of healing takes unexpected turns when they meet two young people grappling with their own traumas. Over a shattering weekend, Anna and Richard are forced to confront their darkest fears and face devastating truths about themselves and each other.
“Jane Darby’s debut novel is a powerful testament to the emotional depths of loss and the healing power of vulnerability,” said Kevin Atticks, Apprentice House director. “We are thrilled to bring this gripping and beautifully written story to readers.”
All That Remains is now available for pre-order and will be released May 13, 2025.
About the author:
Jane Darby’s short stories, essays, and articles have appeared in Lynx Eye, Washington Square Review, Storyglossia, Feminine Collective, New York Runner Magazine, and This One Has No Name. Recently she worked as a creative consultant and researcher for the documentary film, The Art of Eating: The Life of M.F.K. Fisher. All That Remains is her first novel(la). She lives in rural Connecticut.
About Apprentice House:
Apprentice House is the nation’s first and largest entirely student-managed book publisher. Students at Loyola University Maryland are responsible for every aspect of the publishing process, from acquisitions to design and publication of every book. Our mission is, first and foremost, to educate students about the book publishing process.
As a program within the Communication Department at Loyola University Maryland, it is driven by student work conducted in four courses: Introduction to Book Publishing, Manuscript Acquisitions and Development, Book Design and Production, and Book Marketing and Promotion.
Students in these courses serve as staff in Apprentice House’s acquisitions, design, and marketing departments, respectively.
