TradeBooksellers, librarians, reviewers
How to order, and who to ask
Everything below reaches one desk and a person answers it. A small press has no trade department, which mostly works in your favour.
The title
Where the Heathen Rage
Price, extent, binding and trade terms are not settled yet. Write and we will tell you exactly where they stand — we would rather say that than publish a number that moves.
Bookshops
Ordering
Wholesale distribution is still being set up. In the meantime the press sells direct — write for terms, consignment for a local event, or a signed quantity for a launch. Booksellers can also ask for a reading copy; they go out to shops as readily as to reviewers.
Ask for termsReviewers & media
Galleys and art
Advance copies, jacket art at print resolution, author photographs and an extract are available for review coverage and interviews. Say which you need and by when.
Request a galleyLibraries
Library supply
Library wholesale is still being set up; the press supplies direct until it is. For reading-group sets, author visits or a cataloguing record, write and ask.
Library enquiriesEvents
Author appearances
Readings, festivals and store events are booked through the press. Nashville and the South are easiest; further afield depends on the date.
Book an eventThe press list
Hear about a book before it exists
A few emails a year. New books, publication dates, and the one thing a small press can offer that a big one cannot: you will hear it from the people who made it. This is also where an opening for submissions is announced first.