Heresy Press Newsletter #23
In this issue: Heresy Press to publish Misadventures of K Street, by K. Riva Levinson essay by Bernard Schweizer on AI scams targeting authors and publisher, and News
In this issue: Heresy Press to publish Misadventures of K Street, by K. Riva Levinson essay by Bernard Schweizer on AI scams targeting authors and publisher, and News
In this issue: Heresy Press releases Axe: Stories That Cut Deep, essay by Bernard Schweizer on why Axe matters, news, and Director's Recommendations
In this issue: Heresy Press releases Imagine My Surprise!, excerpt from Imagine My Surprise!, news, exploring publishing partnerships in China, and preview of Axe: Stories That Cut Deep
In this issue: Heresy Press releases The Girlie Playhouse, excerpt from The Girlie Playhouse, news, publishing fun facts, and director's recommendations
In this issue: Viewpoint Diversity published on March 10, guest essay by Jonathan Haidt, and director's recommendations
In this issue: Half-Jew--Full Life book launch in New York, guest essay by Georgette Bennett, and director's recommendations
In this issue: Tomorrow, The War just published, Half-Jew--Full Life receives prominent endorsements, cover reveal for Viewpoint Diversity, guest essay by Max Watman, and director's recommendations
In this issue: Axe, Stories that Cut Deep to be published, Heresy Press collaborates with Heterodox Academy, Heresy Press expands its international presence, guest essay by Phyllis Peters, and director's recommendations
In this issue: Alice, or The Wild Girl released to wide acclaim, the War on Words makes waves, book club news, Heresy Press at Frankfurt Book Fair, interview with Adam Szetela, and director's recommendations
In this issue: Heresy Press becomes an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing, upcoming release of Devil Take It by Daniel Debs Nossiter, a very short story, and more.
Heresy Press will operate as an imprint within the Skyhorse family, publishing six unapologetically free-spirited works of fiction per year [...]
In this issue: All the latest news around Heresy Press, introducing our first three books, flash fiction by Alan Fishbone, Part II of our reflections on the state of publishing, a conference talk about humor and stereotyping, and the winner of the Great Rejection Contest.
In this Issue: Welcome to the world of Heresy Press, Guest mini-essay on creative freedom by Tom Casey, Preview of forthcoming Heresy Press titles, Merchandise, Essay about the State of Publishing and a short story by Raymond Welch
Roald Dahl books rewritten to remove language [...]
OPINION The Long Shadow of 'American Dirt' [...]
WORLD IN DEPTH Publishers cower in fear [...]