Type Of Publisher
Press
Year Established
2019
Address
New York, NY
Mission Statement / Editorial Focus
Our Mission
Skull + Wind Press strives to publish diverse voices of national importance while we closely tend to our regional responsibilities. As an organization based in, and in love with, our local community in Albuquerque and our wider communities in New Mexico and the Southwest, we also strive to foster an inclusive community that can support these voices. The long history of art, artists, and artist communities in New Mexico—from the earliest Apache, Dine, and Pueblo artists up through the Taos Art Colony and into the present day—will always inform, guide, and inspire how we run our press and position ourselves on the land we occupy and the space we take up in our community. As a press based in the Southwest we will always hold space on our list for Indigenous writers and Latinx writers. The importance of celebrating new and important voices while also preserving and highlighting the evolution of the many distinct cultures in the Southwest cannot be overstated and we will always do whatever we can to support as many of these voices and cultures as possible.
Specific Vision for our First Year:
Across two seasons (fall and spring) we hope to publish two chapbooks and two full-length poetry collections. Here’s how we hope things will break down:
Fall
One bilingual chapbook
One full-length poetry debut
Spring
One bilingual chapbook
One full-length 2nd or 3rd poetry full-length collection via our Seconds + Thirds Series
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions
Yes
