Links
The following are links to organizations and programs we either support, or support us.
17 Poets! Reading Series is a weekly literary series that takes place in New Orlean’s historic French Quarter featuring nationally and internationally renowned poets, writers, and painters.
Alternative Radio is a weekly one-hour public affairs program offered free to all public radio stations in the U.S., Canada, Europe, South Africa, Australia, and on short-wave on Radio for Peace International.
The Blog for Monkey Puzzle Press Author, Adam Perry
Publishers of handmade works of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction based out of San Francisco.
BAR serves Colorado’s diverse arts community by showcasing and promoting hundreds of individual artists and groups working in all disciplines: visual, performing, film/video, literary, multidisciplinary.
BCAA educates, supports and promotes artists and cultural organizations throughout Boulder County.
Council of Literary Magazines and Presses
CLMP serves one of the most active segments of American arts and culture: the independent publishers of exceptional fiction, poetry and prose.
Website of Writer Extraordinaire, Dale Bridges.
The Denver Voice facilitates a dialogue addressing the roots of homelessness by telling stories of people whose lives are impacted by poverty and homelessness and to offer economic, educational and empowerment opportunities for the impoverished community.
The editors of Dinosaur Bees think “carefully strange” necessitates a sort of tight-rope walk between the familiar and the abyss. This journal is about existence, extinction, r/evolution.
Dislocate is a print and online literary journal from University of Montana dedicated to publishing the literature that pushes the traditional boundaries of form and genre.
A free writers’ resource listing over 2550 current Fiction and Poetry publications.
Fact-Simile is a literary journal published twice annually in the spring and fall. They look for work that pushes the envelope of polite society and has little to no regard for the arbitrary margins of genre.
Fast Forward Press publishes collections of Flash Fiction.
Flâneur Foundry is a small press publication based out of New York City. It is a quarterly journal showcasing works by artists from around the world, featuring prose, poetry, photography, music, and more.
GenPop Books is an independent publisher and distributor of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, cross-genre work, and sundry literary curiosities.
In Stereo Press is an audio zine based out of Boulder, Colorado publishing avante garde spoken word prose and poetry from across the nation.
Independent Book Publishers Association
IBPA is a trade association of independent publishers. Its mission is to advance the professional interests of independent publishers. IBPA provides cooperative marketing programs, education and advocacy within the publishing industry.
Interzone is the blog for The Jack Kerouac School at Naropa University. The Jack Kerouac School of was founded in 1974 by Allen Ginsberg and Anne Waldman.
Luna Trick is the creative brainchild of English multi-instrumentalist, Daniel Staniforth.
Website for Monkey Puzzle Press Author Nancy Stohlman.
Poets & Writers is the primary source of information, support, and guidance for creative writers. Founded in 1970, it is the nation’s largest nonprofit literary organization serving poets, fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers.
Shadow Mountain Press is founded on a single premise: the more that an author’s work is published and distributed, the more that author’s work will be read. The more a writer is recognized and read, the more he or she will write.
A small independent British publisher based in Cheltenham Gloucestershire (south west England) specialising in literary fiction, drama and poetry, advanced horticulture and the esoteric.
SPD is our major distributor – SPD is a non-profit literary arts organization with a mission to connect readers with writers by providing access to independently published literature.
Online project of poet James Kerley.
Literary arts journal based out of Missoula, Montana and Boulder, Colorado.