Three Rooms Press

Basic Information
561 Hudson Street
#33
City: 
New York
State: 
New York
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
10014
Website: 
http://threeroomspress.com
Submission Guidelines: 
http://threeroomspress.com/submit/
Contact Information
Peter
Carlaftes
Co-Founder & Editor
Contact E-mail: 
submit@threeroomspress.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Novella
Novel
Memoir
Formats: 
Paperback
Hardcover
E-book
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
No
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

Three Rooms Press is a fierce New York-based independent publisher inspired by dada, punk, and passion. Founded in 1993, it serves as a leading independent publisher of cut-the-edge creative, including fiction, memoir, poetry translations, drama and art. In addition, Three Rooms Press produces and promotes a variety of literary and cultural events worldwide, including readings, plays, workshops, and concerts. Three Rooms Press books are distributed by PGW / Ingram.

Three Rooms Press publishes an annual anthology: 1. Maintenant: A Journal of Contemporary Dada Poetry and Art. Submission period: October 1 thru December 31; Publication: June. Looking for Dada art and Dada short written pieces. Get a sample copy to learn more about what we are publishing. Sample copies available for purchase here: http://threeroomspress.com/authors/maint... This is a good way to let the editors get familiar with your work and communication style.

Representative Authors: 

Mike Watt, Lawrence Block, Robert Silverberg, James Carr, Jim Fusilli, Israel Horovitz, Meagan Brothers, Aram Saroyan, Janet Hamill, Judith Malina, Peter Carlaftes, Kat Georges, Jane Ormerod, Hala Alyan, Michael T. Fournier, Patrizia Gattaceca, George Wallace, Robert Gibbons, Jerome Rothenberg, Roger Conover, Puma Perl.

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
2-3
Titles per Year: 
6 to 10
Distributors: 
PGW/Ingram
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Commercial Fiction
Journalism/Investigative Reporting
Literary Fiction
Pop Culture
Translation
Publishing type: 
online and print

Crisis Chronicles Press

Basic Information
3431 George Avenue
City: 
Parma
State: 
Ohio
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
44134
Website: 
http://crisischronicles.com
Submission Guidelines: 
http://ccpress.blogspot.com/p/submissions.html
Contact Information
John
Burroughs
editor
Contact E-mail: 
jc@crisischronicles.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Chapbook
Short story collections
Memoir
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
E-book
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
No
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

We're flexible and have broad taste. Though most of our books in print are poetry chapbooks, we remain open to publishing anything the editor loves.

Currently closed to unsolicited manuscripts. Any sent anyway might eventually be read and considered, but it may take a year or more for us to get to you if we do at all. No guarantees, no apologies. We prefer e-mail submissions, though excellent snail mail submissions may also be considered, especially if they are under 20 pages. Send a Word document of from 5 to 20 pages to jc@crisischronicles.com — and then please be patient. Simultaneous submissions are permitted, as long as you notify Crisis Chronicles Press immediately if your manuscript is accepted elsewhere.

Representative Authors: 

D.R. Wagner, Mary Weems, Jennifer MacBain-Stephens, Richard O'Donnell, Alinda Dickinson Wasner, Lana Bella, Austen Roye, Christopher Willard, Meg Harris, Carolyn Srygley-Moore, John Greiner, Kevin Ridgeway, Bradford Middleton, Esteban Colon, Susan Sheppard, Tracie Morell, John G. Hall, Michael Ceraolo, Elise Geither, Christian O'Keeffe, Robin Wyatt Dunn, Steve Brightman, Jonathon Thorn, David S. Pointer, Sarah Marcus, j/j hastain, Martin Willitts Jr., Alan Kleiman, Justin Hamm, Mary O'Malley, Kevin Reid, Jonathan Thorn, Jackie Koch, Jami Tillis, Martin Burke, Ryan Swofford, David Pointer, Leah Mueller, Sandy Sue Benitez, Ryn Cricket, John Thomas Allen, Ben Heins, John Dorsey, Frankie Metro, John Swain, Kathy Smith, Azriel Johnson, Lisa Cihlar, Yahia Lababidi, Jolynne Hudnell, David McCoy, Chansonette Buck, Dianne Borsenik, Bree, William Merricle, J.E. Stanley, Steven B. Smith, Heather Ann Schmidt, RA Washington, Jay Passer, Michael Bernstein, and Alex Gildzen. We also publish the annual Hessler Street Fair Poetry Anthology and have also published the compilations Fuck Poetry, Cheap and Easy Magazine, Oct Tongue -1, Songs in the Key of Cleveland: An Anthology of the 2013 Best Cleveland Poem Competition and #ThisIsCLE: An Anthology of the 2014 Best Cleveland Poem Competition.

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
It varies.
Titles per Year: 
11 to 20
Subgenres: 
Cross-genre
Experimental
Micro-poetry
Prose Poetry
Publishing type: 
online and print

Homebound Publications

Basic Information
Postal Box 1442
City: 
Pawcatuck
State: 
Connecticut
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
06379
Website: 
http://homeboundpublications.com
Submission Guidelines: 
https://homeboundpublications.com/submissions
Contact Information
Leslie M.
Browning
Founder & Publisher
Contact E-mail: 
info@homeboundpublications.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Chapbook
Novella
Essay collections
Novel
Memoir
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
Hardcover
E-book
Audio
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

Founded in 2011, Homebound Publications is one of the premier independent publishers in the country. It is our intention to preserve contemplative storytelling. We publish introspective works of creative non–fiction, fiction & poetry.

We are a small press with big ideas set on publishing substance over flash. We routinely work with authors who don’t fit neatly into the corporate publishing model, giving a voice to the countless independent thinkers currently neglected by the mainstream media.

A Letter from the Founder, L.M. Browning

I founded Homebound Publications to bring together a community of like-minded thinkers and see what the dialogue yielded. I didn’t have any sense of how big the press would grow or how widely our titles would be shared, I simply carved out a space in which others could speak and share those deep thoughts they’d pondered. I have always been an ardent believer in creative minds requiring a circle of fellows to push them. The discussion, the inspiration, the contemplation, and the community encourages the kind of boundary-pushing, ego destruction, and refinement of beliefs that bring about movements of change in the larger world. 

Representative Authors: 

We are seeking titles with special focus on spirituality, education, regional interest, history, personal growth, self-help, and ecological. (We have a soft spot for books about our native region of New England.) Authors representative of the work we seek would be: Barry Lopez, Joanna Macy, Gary Snyder, David Abram, Mary Oliver, Rainer Maria Rilke, Annie Dillard, David Whyte, Cheryl Strayed, Jack Kerouac, Walt Whitman, and Henry David Thoreau.

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
Up to 6
Titles per Year: 
Greater than 20
Distributors: 
Midpoint Trade Books, Gazelle (Distributor abroad), IPG
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Commercial Fiction
Historical
Literary Fiction
Narrative Nonfiction
Nature/Environmental
Prose Poetry
Regional
Religious/Spiritual
Publishing type: 
online and print

Textile Series

Basic Information
5422 Westminister Court
City: 
Houston
State: 
Texas
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
77069
Website: 
http://www.textileseries.com
Submission Guidelines: 
https://textileseries.submittable.com/submit
Contact Information
Dawn
Pendergast
Editor
Contact E-mail: 
dawnpen@gmail.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
No
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Aug 1 to Oct 31
Reporting Time: 
Less than 3 months

The Textile Series is a micro-press with a mission to publish innovative writing in delightful little packages.

Please read our journal or chapbooks before submitting to our open reading series.

Representative Authors: 

Adam Fagin, Amanda Davidson, Beverly Dahlen, Brad Vogler, Brenda Sieczkowski, Brooklyn Copeland, C.E. Putnam, Caroline Knapp, Carrie Hunter, Charles Alexander, Craig Dworkin, Dan Thomas Glass, David Hadbawnik, David Leftwich, Dawn Pendergast, Doug MacPherson, Elizabeth Robinson, Emily Abendroth, Emily Carr, Forrest Roth, Hank Lazer, Jamie Townsend, Jared Hayes, Jared Schickling, Jen Hofer, Jen Tynes, Jenn McCreary, Jimmy Lo, Joe Milazzo, John Harkey, Jonathan Skinner, Julia Bloch, Julia Drescher, Kevin Holden, Kevin Varrone, Lauren Levin, Lee Gough, Mac Wellman, Mairéad Byrne, Mary Kasimor, Matt Reeck, Megan Kaminski, Michael Sikkema, Misty Harper, Pattie McCarthy, Paul Klinger, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, rob mclennan, Sara Lefsyk, Sarah Mangold, Stephen Nelson, Steve Gilmartin, Todd Melicker & Trevor Calvert

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
7
Subgenres: 
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
LGBTQ
Micro-poetry
Prose Poetry
Publishing type: 
online and print

Jaded Ibis Press

Basic Information
4392 Trias Street
City: 
San Diego
State: 
California
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
92103
Website: 
http://jadedibispress.com
Submission Guidelines: 
https://jadedibispress.com/contact/
Contact Information
Elizabeth
Earley
Co-Owner
Contact E-mail: 
info@jadedibispress.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Fiction
Book Types: 
Short story collections
Novel
Memoir
Formats: 
Paperback
Hardcover
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31

We are a feminist press committed to publishing socially engaged literature with an emphasis on the voices of people of color.

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
1-3
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Cross-genre
Experimental
Graphic/Illustrated
LGBTQ
Literary Fiction
Narrative Nonfiction
Nature/Environmental
Pop Culture
Prose Poetry
Publishing type: 
online and print

Red Hen Press

Basic Information
P.O. Box 40820
City: 
Pasadena
State: 
California
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
91114
Website: 
http://redhen.org/
Submission Guidelines: 
http://redhen.org/contact-2/submission-guidelines/
Contact Information
Alisa
Trager
Marketing Associate
Contact E-mail: 
marketing@redhen.org
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Charges Reading Fee: 
Yes
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

Red Hen Press is committed to publishing work of literary excellence, supporting diversity, and promoting literacy in our local schools. We seek a community of readers and writers who are actively engaged in the essential human practice known as literature.

At this time we are especially interested in considering new novels and narrative-driven nonfiction.

Representative Authors: 

Ron Carlson, Percival Everett, David Maine, Brian Doyle, Camille Dungy, David Mason, Peggy Shumaker, Douglas Kearney, Eloise Klein Healy, Cris Mazza, Brendan Constantine, Blase Bonpane, Rob Roberge, Ellen Meeropol, Brian Doyle, Gaylord Brewer, Katharine Coles, Michael Quadland, Pete Fromm, Alan Lightman.

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
5
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Cross-genre
Experimental
Feminist
Flash Fiction
LGBTQ
Humor
Formal
Love
Political
Prose Poetry
Narrative Nonfiction
Literary Fiction
Pop Culture
Publishing type: 
online and print

University of Iowa Press

Basic Information
119 W. Park Rd.
100 Kuhl House
City: 
Iowa City
State: 
Iowa
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
52242
Website: 
https://www.uipress.uiowa.edu
Submission Guidelines: 
https://www.uipress.uiowa.edu/authors/author-guide…
Contact Information
James
McCoy
Director
Contact E-mail: 
james-mccoy@uiowa.edu
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Book Types: 
Short story collections
Essay collections
Memoir
Poetry collections
Formats: 
Paperback
Hardcover
E-book
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31

For scholars and students, we publish reference and course books in the areas of archaeology, American studies, American history, literary studies, theatre studies, and the craft of writing. For general readers, we publish the winners of the Iowa Short Fiction Award, the Iowa Poetry Prize, and the Iowa Prize in Literary Nonfiction, books on the archaeology and natural history of the Midwest, cookbooks, letters and diaries, biographies, memoirs, regional history, and collections of historic and contemporary photographs.

We prefer all proposals and manuscript materials to be double-spaced and in Word or pdf format. Please email your material to the appropriate acquisitions or series editor. Our typical response time for a preliminary inquiry is about 5 to 6 weeks.

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
5
Titles per Year: 
Greater than 20
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Historical
Narrative Nonfiction
Nature/Environmental
Pop Culture
Regional
Publishing type: 
online and print

Wayne State University Press

Basic Information
The Leonard N. Simons Building
4809 Woodward Avenue
City: 
Detroit
State: 
Michigan
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
48201-1309
Website: 
http://wsupress.wayne.edu/
Submission Guidelines: 
http://wsupress.wayne.edu/information/proposals
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Contact Information
Annie
Martin
Senior Acquisitions Editor
Contact E-mail: 
annie.martin@wayne.edu
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
No

The Made in Michigan Writers Series, part of Wayne State University Press,  is devoted to highlighting the works of distinguished statewide writers to showcase Michigan's diverse voices.  The series publishes poetry, creative nonfiction, short fiction, and essays by Michigan writers with the aim of encouraging the recognition of the state's artistic and cultural heritage throughout Michigan, the Midwest, and the nation.

Please initially send an inquiry and sample pages rather than a full manuscript.

 

 

Publishing type: 
online and print

Dalkey Archive Press

Basic Information
3402 N Ben Wilson St
City: 
Victoria
State: 
Texas
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
77901
Website: 
http://www.dalkeyarchive.com
Submission Guidelines: 
http://www.dalkeyarchive.com/submission-guidelines
Contact Information
Jake
Snyder
Associate Director
Contact E-mail: 
contact@dalkeyarchive.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
Greater than 6 months

Dalkey Archive Press is a nonprofit organization whose mission is the preservation of literary works of art through publication. We primarily publish literary fiction, rarely poetry or non-fiction, and place a heavy emphasis upon fiction that belongs to the experimental tradition of Sterne, Joyce, Rabelais, Flann O’Brien, Beckett, Gertrude Stein, and Djuna Barnes.

Subgenres: 
Experimental
Literary Fiction
Publishing type: 
online and print

Ice Cube Press, LLC

Basic Information
205 Front
City: 
North Liberty
State: 
Iowa
Country: 
United States
Zip / Postal Code: 
52317
Website: 
http://www.icecubepress.com
Submission Guidelines: 
http://www.icecubepress.com/about-us/submissions
Contact Information
Contact E-mail: 
steve@icecubepress.com
Details
Genres Published: 
Poetry
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
Publishes Through Contests Only: 
No
Charges Reading Fee: 
No
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions: 
Yes
Accepts Electronic Submissions: 
No
Accepts Simultaneous Submissions: 
Yes
Reading Period: 
Jan 1 to Dec 31
Reporting Time: 
3 to 6 months

We explore the pulse and voice of the Heartland through the use of the literary arts. How can we best live in Midwest. From fiction and fact, to journalism to poetry.

We are currently taking submissions for our Prairie Seed Poetry Prize through our submittable site. Also taking submissions for Fracture, writings on fracking. Check out website out for upcoming books and the poetry prize

Representative Authors: 

J. Harley McIlrath, Morgan Grayce Willow, Andrew Driscoll, Sal Marici, Larry Baker, Mary Swander, Jeanette Hopkins, Scott Cawelti, Patrick Irelan, Zachary Michael Jack, Robert Gish, Ethel Barker, Marc Nieson

How many authors debut in each issue?: 
2
Subgenres: 
Autobiography/Memoir
Journalism/Investigative Reporting
Literary Fiction
Narrative Nonfiction
Nature/Environmental
Publishing type: 
online and print

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