Alt-X:where the digerati meet the literati http://www.altx.com/ Alt-X is partly sponsored by the Alt-X Digital Arts Foundation, an officially recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The magazine WIRED describes Alt-X as, "brush shoulders with dissident post-punk literati while perusing new work from all corners of the belletristic, counterculture world...free-form essays on literature vis-a-vis computers, rock, and 'avant-pop' culture keep the energy high (closer to a poetry slam than a classroom) and intellectually provocative." added August 2, 2000 Anvil Press http://www.anvilpress.com/ Anvil Press was established in 1988 to publish sub-TERRAIN Magazine. The desire amongst those involved at the time was to eventually publish a line of literary titles÷books from new, virtually unknown authors who were starting to make a name for themselves on the Canadian literary scene. added August 2, 2000 Arion Press http://www.arionpress.com/ The famous ARION PRESS. The site itself doesn't contain "helpful hints" or anything, but they've got history behind them, and that is what's worth reading. Check it out! added August 2, 2000 Avocet Press Inc http://www.avocetpress.com/ Avocet Press Inc is a small, independent publisher of a wide variety of quality literature. Our offerings range from important contemporary poetry to mysteries to beautifully-written historical fiction. We are particularly interested in work that is different, exciting, and awakens us to angles of the world that we haven't noticed before. added August 2, 2000 Beacon Press http://www.beacon.org/Beacon/ Publishes serious fiction and non-fiction with an emphasis on writings that promote diversity. Has published many significant African American works, such as James Baldwin's Notes of a Native Son and Cornel West's Race Matters. added May 25, 2000 Biblio Press http://www.womenswork.org/biblio/index.html Non-fiction books for Jewish women with a special emphasis on the women's movement in Judaism. added May 30, 2000 Black Dress Press http://www.blackdresspress.com/ !!A CLMP MEMBER!!! Founded in 1994 in New York City, Black Dress Press is an independent literary press and the publisher of the literary magazine Spinning Jenny. added August 2, 2000 Black Rose Books http://www.web.net/~blakrose/ Progressive publisher of nonfiction books. Mostly political material, but some literary criticism. added June 13, 2000 Black Sparrow Press http://www.blacksparrowpress.com/ Black Sparrow Press was launched in 1966 by a Southern California businessman, John Martin, to publish the work of the then little-known (though highly respected) poet Charles Bukowski. It has continued over the past 30 plus years--growing steadily--to publish American poetry and fiction that, whether one cares for it or not, can only be described as determinedly noncommercial. And from this mix has risen some of the finest avant-garde and experimental work of the 20th century. added August 2, 2000 Black Thistle Press http://www.blackthistlepress.com/ Black Thistle Press was founded in 1990. It grew from a desire to publish Jonas Mekasâ early diaries which he had translated from Lithuanian, as he envisioned them... The only offer that he received was from a British American publisher who offered to publish them as a memoir. It was important for him to preserve the work as a diary and he said, "no thank you" and I suggested that we publish them ourselves... added August 2, 2000 Blakwells Small Press List http://www.blackwell.com/shelf/tools/corsp.htm An expansive alphabetical listing of North American small presses. added June 19, 2000 Brookings Institution Press http://www.brook.edu/press/press_hp.htm Publication and dissemination of public policy research are essential parts of the Brookings mission. The Press publishes books that result from the Institution's own research and books of a similar nature written by outside authors. added May 25, 2000 Carolina Wren Press home page http://www.carolinawrenpress.org/ A website devoted to getting new writers, minority writers, and women writers into print. added February 26, 2001 Catbird Press http://www.catbirdpress.com/ Catbird Press was founded in 1987 by Robert Wechsler for the purpose of publishing two kinds of books he knew a lot about: Czech literature and sophisticated prose humor in the classic American tradition... To these specialties were added American fiction, starting in 1991, and British fiction, starting in 1999; two books to help people do good better.. and Wechsler's own book on literary translation (1998). As of January, Catbird Press has published 40 titles, about 4 a year. added August 2, 2000 Conroca Publishing Inc. http://www.conrocapub.com/ !!FOR THE WRITERS IN TEXAS!! We are a small publisher of literary fiction headquartered in the great Lone Star State! Every three months we showcase a new author and his books. added August 2, 2000 Context Books http://www.contextbooks.com/ Context Books is a new publishing venture with a mandate: Bring hard-hitting, intelligent non-fiction and major literature from around the world÷both old and new÷to American readers. We will only publish challenging, culturally significant books. No pulp. Non-fiction should give rise to discussion and debate, and a good history, exposŽ or memoir will have relevance for years to come. added August 2, 2000 Copper Canyon Press http://www.ccpress.org/ The past quarter century has witnessed the greatest blossoming of American poetry in history, along with the first translations of some of the world's classic literature. During this time, Copper Canyon Press has remained dedicated to publishing poetry in a wide range of styles and from the full range of the world's many cultures. added August 2, 2000 Defined Providence http://www.definedprovidence.com/ Mission The aim of Defined Providence Press is to produce high quality and eclectic poetry collections. As with the journal, published from 1992-1999, the only criteria for selection is excellence. Welcome, and happy browsing, added August 2, 2000 Edgewise Press http://www.edgewisepress.com/ Edgewise Press, founded in 1995, is dedicated to publishing quality paperback books with an emphasis on art, art criticism, aesthetics, philosophy, architecture, fiction and verse. It maintains editorial seats in New York and Paris. All of its books are first edition paperbacks, 64pp., sewn, bound and printed in Turin, Italy, with a two color front and back cover and a black and white photograph of the author on the frontispiece. added August 2, 2000 f u g u e s t a t e p r e s s http://pw2.netcom.com/~k2doggo/index.html This is the only info about fugue: "ADVANCED FICTION AND POETRY" Just check it out. added August 2, 2000

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