Golden Antelope Press
Titles per Year:
6 to 10
Distributors:
Ingrams Content Group
Publishing type:
Foundlings Press
We seek to publish - in paper and ink - the best writing. We take our ethic and aesthetic from the Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church. Not all of it; just Canon 1115, which closes with the provoking observation that "Foundlings are presumed to be legitimate until the contrary is proved."
We also take direction from Coco Chanel, who observed that “style is all that endures.”
Foundlings Press is a highly selective publisher of full-length works of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and certain other uncategorizable material. Under our imprint The Public Books we publish full-length nonfiction works of historical, political, cultural, economic, and often local interest. The Press also produces a biannual print poetry magazine. We will accept unsolicited submissions during two four-week periods each year. Foundlings hosts an annual artist residency and poetry chapbook publication contest, which pairs a winning poet with a pre-selected guest book artist. We accept submissions year-round at foundlingszine@gmail.com. Much of our list is solicited, and it can take us quite a long time to respond to full-length submissions.
Titles per Year:
6 to 10
Subgenres:
Publishing type:
akinoga press
akinoga press is a Baltimore-based micro-press that specialzes in hand-bound chapbooks of a spacious/minimalist/austere flavor, though we're on the lookout for anything small, quiet, odd, and easily-missed.
We're also dedicated to creating a space for voices that need to be heard and works that 100% need to be read.
akinoga press generally does not accept unsolicited manuscripts; all manuscript acquisitions are done under the direction/discretion of mychael zulauf (if akinoga wants to publish you, you'll hear from him).
However, if you are familiar with the press and catalogue, and you feel like you have a manuscript/project that meshes with akinoga's aesthetics and mission, please send an email (not the manuscript or project) to akinogapress@gmail.com to begin that discussion.
Titles per Year:
1 to 5
Publishing type:
Terror House Magazine
Year Founded:
2018
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:
Greater than 50
Terror House Magazine is an independent literary magazine focused on nurturing and promoting the best up-and-coming writers of our generation. Founded on May 14, 2018 in Budapest, Hungary by author and journalist Matt Forney, Terror House’s mission is to publish outsider literary fiction, literary nonfiction, and cultural criticism/analysis.
Please see our submission guidelines for more information.
Running Wild Press
Stories that don't fit neatly in a box ... no matter the genre or form.
Titles per Year:
1 to 5
Distributors:
Ingram Book Group
Adlibris
Agapea
Amazon.co.uk
Aphrohead
Bertrams
Blackwell
Book Depository Ltd
Books Express
Coutts Information Services Ltd
Designarta Books
Eden Interactive Ltd
Foyles
Gardners
Trust Media Distribution (formerly STL)
Mallory International
Paperback Shop Ltd
Superbookdeals
The Book Community Ltd
Waterstones
Wrap Distribution
Australia & New Zealand
Booktopia
Fishpond
The Nile
James Bennett
ALS
Peter Pal
University Co-operative Bookshop
24Symbols
7Switch
Amazon*
Apple**
Baker & Taylor Blio
Barnes & Noble
BookShout (Rethink Books)
Bookmate
EBSCO
Follett
Gardners
Glose
Hummingbird DM
Inktera
Kobo
PaperC
Redshelf
Rockstand (RockASAP)
Sainsbury
Txtr
Wook
Zola
A Book Company
All Romance eBooks
Artech House
Asia Books
BOL.com
Bookshop Krisostomus
Booktopia
Campus eBooks
Cokesbury.com
Completebook.com
Covenant
DMC
ebook.de Internet GmbH
eBookMall
eBookShop
FeedBooks
Five Senses Education Pty ltd
Global Reward Systems
Hastings
Infibeam
Inkterra
lwemi.com
KIOWPPE
Juke Entertainment GmbH
Libstor
Lybrary.com
Majesty Media Group
Mediander, LLC
Mintbook.com
MPH Online
My Learning Hub
Online Book Place
Pocketbook
PubFront APS
Saraiva e Siciliano
Sarajoben Enterprises US
SBS Special Book Services
Slicebooks
Spotlink Digital
Takealot
Textbooks.comMBS
Tradebit
UAB VIPSupply
Wisepress LTD UK
XAMOnline
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Publishing type:
Pattern Recognition
Year Founded:
2016
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:
26% to 50%
Issues per Year:
1 to 2
Circulation:
Less than 1,000
Issue Price:
$8.99
Pattern Recognition publishes well-written short fiction, non-fiction, poetry and comics. Experimentation is always welcome.
We are particularly interested in compositions conceived from an ‘alternative’ Gen-X perspective. Just imagine that the North America of 1989 through 1995 never ended, the Spice Girls and the Internet never happened, and Justine Bieber was never even born. Copies of Pattern Recognition Nos 1 and 2 are available from Amazon.com.
Wizards in Space Literary Magazine
Year Founded:
2016
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:
6% to 10%
Issues per Year:
2
Circulation:
Less than 1,000
Subscription Price:
$30
Issue Price:
$15
We’re particularly interested in themes of healing and reclaiming, family and found family, communities and support systems, and quite plainly, love. We invite you to invent, reinvent, experiment, and bend or break the rules. Give us your big and your small, your subtle poetry and your speculative fiction, your political and your personal, your faith, identity, love, loss, and humanity.
Our previous issues have featured works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction that grapple with harsh realities of everything from social media to systemic oppression and inspire us to fight against these barriers.
The Seattle Star
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:
Greater than 50
Circulation:
Greater than 10,000
Subscription Price:
Free, but we take donations
Subgenres:
MORIA
Year Founded:
2017
Distributors:
online
Percentage of Unsolicited Submissions Published:
Greater than 50
Issues per Year:
1
Subscription Price:
free
Issue Price:
free
MORIA is a national online literary magazine with an all-student editorial board, based at Woodbury University in greater Los Angeles. We accept poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction from emerging and established writers in the United States and across the world. We publish once-a-year, in the late fall.
While we accept all styles — including experimental, hybrid, and conventional forms — we aren’t interested in submissions of light verse, genre fiction, and any piece that references gratuitous violence or exploitative sexual imagery. We’re committed to publishing a diverse range of poets and writers. In our debut issue (2017), 73% of our authors were women and 24% were writers of color. We also published pieces from writers in their 20s to writers in their 70s — and every decade in between. We welcome work from traditionally under-represented groups, including women writers, indigenous writers, writers of color, writers who identify as LGBTQ, and writers with disabilities.
Red Dashboard LLC Publications
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