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Biography Book Publishers
39 West Press is an independent book publisher committed to releasing books that encourage critical thinking and promote constructive discourse on key social, cultural, political, and economic issues affecting life in America.
Kansas City, MO US
Abbeville Press, headquartered in New York, is an independent publisher of fine art and illustrated books. Founded in 1977, Abbeville has long been a mainstay in the art book publishing world, and is currently making strides into the digital realm with e-books, iBooks, and many other e-friendly formats.
New York, NY US
Founded by husband and wife Jordan and Anita Miller, Academy Chicago Publishers has published over two hundred books and continues to accept submissions. ACP is one of the oldest publishing houses in Chicago.
Chicago, IL US
A publisher of non-fiction titles that cover a wide range of subjects, both historical and contemporary. These include biographies, histories and business success stories, as well as books that are motivational and inspirational titles that deal with philosophy, theology and heroism.
Lafayette, LA US
Allen & Unwin is Australia's leading independent publisher, producing approximately 250 new titles each year including literary and commercial fiction, a broad range of general non fiction, academic and professional titles and books for children and young adults. Imprints include Allen & Unwin, Arena, Crows Nest and Inspired Living (MBS).
Crows Nest, NSW AU
Independent Publishers Since 1967 - publishing an array of books, from crime and thrillers to literary, historical and women's fiction, to fantasy, memoirs, and books on popular culture.
London, UK
Specializes in fiction and biography of unique worth and appeal, outside the purview of mainstream publishing.
Albuquerque, NM US
Ambassador International Christian publishing is dedicated to producing theological, devotional, biographical, inspirational, fictional and children's literature.
Greenville, SC US
American History Press (AHP) is a young and innovative publishing company with our prime focus on all facets of American history. AHP's publishers and editors are innovative, energetic, enthused, and knowledgeable, and are constantly looking for and working with new authors to bring history to life.
Staunton, VA US
And Other Stories is a literary publishing house that works on the principle that great new books will be heard about and read thanks to the combined intelligence of a number of people: editors, readers, translators, critics, literary promoters and academics.
Bucks, UK
Angel City Press was established in 1992 and is dedicated to the publication of high-quality nonfiction books.
Santa Monica, CA US
Antrim House publishes poetry by emerging and established authors
as well as memoirs and photo essays.
as well as memoirs and photo essays.
Simsbury, CT US
Georgia-based U.S. corporation that publishes books and newsletters. Headquartered in Atlanta, we are particularly interested in publishing American biography and history. We also publish books dealing with the mass media and communication, health and fitness, Christian and comparative religion and books with patriotic themes.
Tucker, GA US
Aquila Polonica is an independent publishing house based in the U.S. and the U.K., founded in 2005 by Terry A. Tegnazian and Stefan Mucha. The company specializes in books based on eyewitness accounts in English, of Poland in World War II
Los Angeles, CA US
Ara Pacis publishes contemporary poetry, short fiction collections, novels, anthologies, memoirs, reprints of forgotten modern classics, essays and criticism, travel chronicles and guide books, as well as writing on social and cultural issues from a philosophic perspective.
Des Plaines, IL US
Arcade Publishing is an independent trade publishing company that started in 1988 in New York, USA. They are publishers of American and world fiction and non-fiction.
New York, NY US
Arsenal Pulp Press is a book publisher in Vancouver, Canada with over 200 titles currently in print, which include literary fiction and nonfiction; cultural and gender studies; gay, lesbian, and multicultural literature; cookbooks; and guidebooks.
Vancouver, BC CA
AU Press publishes innovative and experimental works (in both fiction and non-fiction) that challenge established canons, subjects, and formats; promoting neglected forms such as diary, memoir, and oral history. AU Press also publishes websites (under its imprint) with content that has scholarly parameters and standards, especially grey literature on distance learning; and primary sources in labour studies, Métis and Aboriginal Studies, gender studies, and the environment.
Edmonton, AB CA
For over 25 years Atlantic Publishing has been providing millions of readers information to jumpstart their careers, start businesses, manage employees, invest, plan for retirement, learn technologies, build relationships, and live rewarding, fulfilling lives. Our award-winning authors and publication staff strive to make our products the best and most up-to-date available.
Ocala, FL US
The leading scholarly publisher in New Zealand, publishing Maori studies, New Zealand history and biography, and is the country's major publisher of new poetry.
Auckland, NZ
Autumn House Press is a nonprofit corporation registered in the state of Pennsylvania whose mission is to publish and promote poetry and other fine literature.
Pittsburgh, PA US
Badger Books LLC publishes fiction and non-fiction books in a variety of formats for reader's who want to enrich their lives.
Middleton, WI US
Baker Publishing Group publishes high-quality writings that represent historic Christianity and serve the diverse interests and concerns of evangelical readers.
Grand Rapids, MI US
Bamboo Ridge Press is the oldest and longest-running independent literary press in the state and one of the oldest continuously publishing small presses in the nation. Bamboo Ridge was founded in 1978 to foster the appreciation, understanding, and creation of literary, visual, or performing arts by, for, or about the people of Hawai'i. It is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization funded by book sales and individual donors and supplemented in part by government and private foundation grants.
Honolulu, HI US
Barricade Books publishes books that other publishers would shy away from.
Fort Lee, NJ US
Baskerville Publishers, Inc. publishes books of unusual interest for lovers of serious music and the humanities.
Fort Worth, TX US
BHP is a non-fiction publisher primarily dealing with biographies.
Naples, FL US
Belgrave House offers ebooks of previously (paper) published fiction. We are especially noted for womens fiction, mysteries, contemporary, historical and paranormal romance.
Plano, TX US
BenBella is a fast-growing, marketing-focused publishing house whose success is based on a few simple principles. We select our titles with care. We provide authors with first-class service and genuine partnership. And we provide aggressive, creative marketing for each title we publish.
Dallas, TX US
Bethlehem Books is a small, home grown publishing company dedicated to restoring to children and families a treasury of wholesome, character-building literature.
Bathgate, ND US
Biblioasis is a literary press based in Windsor, Ontario, committed to publishing the best poetry, fiction and non-fiction in beautifully crafted editions.
Windsor, ON CA
Big Earth Publishing is committed to being more than just a publisher of good books. We are a family of independent publishers with a unified purpose—to provide our readers with compelling stories and ideas that inform and inspire us all.
Boulder, CO US
Black Heron Press is a Washington-based press publishing primarily literary fiction.
Mill Creek, WA US
Founded in 2000, Black Inc. is an independent Australian publisher of quality non-fiction, fiction and poetry, based in Melbourne. Our imprints include the Quarterly Essay journal, and Nero and La Trobe University Press books. We love ideas and stories. We are passionate about important new works of history, politics, biography, criticism and current affairs, as well as novels and poems that open up new worlds. We are the publisher of the annual Best Essays, Stories and Poems anthologies. In 2007, 2009 and 2015 we were awarded Australian Small Publisher of the Year.
Carlton, VIC AU
Black Mountain Press is a literary press, looking for high quality novels, short story collections and book length poetry collections.
Asheville, NC US
An adult non-fiction imprint launched in 2014, Blink Publishing produces a range of official, authorised, high profile books for the commercial market, as well as a range of companion apps. In Autumn 2015 Blink will introduce a new list focusing on narrative non-fiction.
London , UK
Bloomsbury Publishing is a leading independent publishing house established in 1986. It has companies in London, New York, Sydney and New Delhi. Its four divisions include Bloomsbury Academic and Professional, Bloomsbury Information, Bloomsbury Adult Publishing and Bloomsbury Children's Publishing.
New York, NY US
Book publishers specializing in Canadian literature, poetry, fiction, non-fiction, native, aboriginal and critical texts. Borealis Book was founded in 1972 to encourage and publish new Canadian writers who demonstrate talent and potential for significant growth.
Nepean, ON CA
Since 1909 Branden Books has been publishing award winning books and reference materials about women, children, military, Italian-American or African-American themes.
Wellesley, MA US
Breakwater Books Ltd. was founded in 1973. Initially, its sole purpose was to publish materials that preserved the unique culture of Newfoundland and Labrador and the Maritime provinces. In recent years, Breakwater has successfully begun publishing cutting edge literature in all genres, including children's books, literary and commercial fiction, educational curricula, non-fiction, and poetry, while at the same time continuing to support its culturally significant backlist titles.
St. John's, NL CA
Publishers of historical fiction and biography of the Western U.S.
Rancho Murieta, CA US
Bridge Works Publishing is a small press dedicated to mainstream quality fiction and nonfiction. Since its founding in 1992 by Barbara and Warren Phillips, it has become known for discovering and launching the careers of talented new authors.
Bridgehampton, NY US
Publishes books about and by authors who are from the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
Fairview, NC US
Founded in 1994, Brown Books Publishing Group is a full-service, independent publisher of high-quality books across all genres. The Agency, a subsidiary of Brown Books Publishing Group, provides high-level public relations, marketing and distribution services to Brown Books� authors as well as to non-affiliated authors.
Dallas, TX US
Since 1994, The Brucedale Press has published words from here - the Queen's Bush and Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada - that offer good reading anywhere. The Brucedale Press is a division of BROAD HORIZONS BOOKS Bruce County's most experienced bookseller, with headquarters in Port Elgin, Ontario. Our fine books present the area as seen by talented writers, artists, and photographers.
Port Elgin, ON CA
Bryant Park Press, Inc. is a boutique publisher which specializes in publishing unique, entertaining and informative non-fiction and, under the imprint Block Island Books, fascinating fiction.
New York, NY US
Butler Books is a Louisville, Kentucky-based full service publisher of trade nonfiction, fiction and illustrated books.
Louisville, KY US
Canterbury House Publishing, Ltd. (CHP), publishes wholesome quality fiction and memoir of an inspirational nature and of the romantic suspense and mystery genres with an emphasis on colorful Southern U.S. regional settings.
Sarasota, FL US
Caitlin Press publishes culturally significant books, including fiction, non-fiction (both historical and creative), and poetry. Occasionally we will produce a children's or young adult title. In addition to its regional mandate Caitlin Press will honour its original roots by actively seeking, promoting and publishing work by and about BC women.
Halfmoon Bay, BC CA
Christian Focus Publications is a conservative, evangelical publishing house. We come from a non-denominational reformed background and although we do not insist that all our authors call themselves reformed, we would not consider publishing anything that would be a polemic against the reformed faith. We are committed to the historic foundations of the faith, the inerrancy of Scripture in its original manuscripts, the deity of Christ, His uniqueness as a means of salvation and the existence of hell.
Ross-shire, Scotland UK
Chronicle Books is an independent publisher based in San Francisco publishing cookbooks, craft titles, children's books, stationery, art, design, parenting, pop culture, travel, etc.
San Francisco, CA US
Independent book publisher: featuring fine multicultural literature for adults, young adults and children.
El Paso, TX US
A bookstore-publishing combination located in San Francisco that publishes between ten to twelve books per year.
San Francisco, CA US
CLC Publications (formerly Christian Literature Crusade) is the English language publishing house for CLC Ministries International. Headquartered in Fort Washington, PA, CLC has published books for the Deeper Christian Life for over 50 years.
Fort Washington, PA US
A small publisher offering biography, local history and fiction titles.
Duluth, MN US
Clover Park Press is a small publisher of biography and general non-fiction.
Santa Monica, CA US
CMU Press is an academic publisher of scholarly, reference, and general interest books at Canadian Mennonite University. Books from CMU Press address and inform interests and issues vital to the university, its constituency, and society. Areas of specialization include Mennonite studies and works that are church-oriented or theologically engaged.
Winnipeg, MB CA
Publisher of specialty books for collectors. Includes books on comic book art, Hopalong Cassidy, and biographies of Les Paul and Chet Atkins.
Rapid City, SD US
Coffee House Press is an award-winning, nonprofit literary publisher in Minneapolis. We produce books that present the dreams and ambitions of people who have been underrepresented in published literature, books that shape our national consciousness while strengthening a larger sense of community.
Minneapolis, MN US
Comfort Publishing is a full-service publishing company producing an array of award-winning books in both fiction & non-fiction categories.
Concord, NC US
Books for an informed democracy: Chomsky, Zinn, Harbury, Aristide. Books on politics, environment, ethics, militarism, peace.
Monroe, ME US
ComteQ Publishing, a division of ComteQ Communications, LLC, is an independent press specializing in Holocaust Memoirs and Tolerance Education.
Margate City, NJ US
Independent publishers of non fiction and fiction books, novels and ebooks including bestsellers and award winners.
Our fiction books include crime fiction from C&R Crime, the award-winning Corsair and Canvas fiction imprints, and the best in science fiction, horror fiction, fantasy fiction and erotic fiction from Mammoth books. Our non fiction books include biography and memoir, current affairs books, history books, humour and gift books, the respected Overcoming series of self help books and How To and Right Way reference books on a multitude of subjects.
In 2014, Constable & Robinson was acquired by Little, Brown Book Group.
Our fiction books include crime fiction from C&R Crime, the award-winning Corsair and Canvas fiction imprints, and the best in science fiction, horror fiction, fantasy fiction and erotic fiction from Mammoth books. Our non fiction books include biography and memoir, current affairs books, history books, humour and gift books, the respected Overcoming series of self help books and How To and Right Way reference books on a multitude of subjects.
In 2014, Constable & Robinson was acquired by Little, Brown Book Group.
London, UK
Founded in 1975 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and currently operating out of offices in Regina, Coteau Books' mission is to publish and present to the world markets new voices and works of literary excellence from the Canadian literary community, with an emphasis on Saskatchewan and prairie writers.
Regina, SK CA
Independent press with titles on Native Americans, health, feminism, and spirituality.
Tulsa, OK US
We are an author-driven publishing house that devotes all energy to the fresh, cutting-edge, and literary voices of our authors. Counterpoint publishes fiction, literature, and poetry in addition to nonfiction, including history, memoir, biography, and nature.
Berkeley, CA US
Creative Book Publishing seeks to advance Newfoundland and Labrador's publishing sector by producing works of literary and cultural excellence, and by actively promoting its authors and their books in national and international markets. Located in St. John's, Newfoundland, Creative Book Publishing produces Canadian-authored tradebooks. On average, it publishes 10-14 new titles per year and reprints 8-12 books annually. The company has published more than 200 books since its inception, has more than 80 titles on its active list and maintains a reputable backlist.
St. John's, NL CA
Creekstone Press focuses on work featuring writers from Northern BC Diversity of expression, accuracy, originality, craftsmanship and regional relevance govern manuscript selection.
Smithers, BC CA
Publishes under three imprints: Douglas & McIntyre publishing politics and current affairs; Greystone Books focuses on the environment, natural history, science, sports and outdoor recreation; and New Society Publishers focuses on social justice and ecological issues.
On October 22, 2012 D&M filed a Notice of Intention to make a proposal under the provisions of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. Pursuant to this process D&M management will be working with the Bowra Group Ltd to locate an investor or purchaser for its assets.
On October 22, 2012 D&M filed a Notice of Intention to make a proposal under the provisions of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. Pursuant to this process D&M management will be working with the Bowra Group Ltd to locate an investor or purchaser for its assets.
Vancouver, BC CA
Daniel & Daniel Publishers Inc
Publishes under three different imprints: John Daniel & Company, Fithian Press, and Perseverance Press.
Mckinleyville, CA US
The Darwin Press publishes books in fields of biology and the natural sciences, the Middle East and Central Asia, World Business, scientific monographs, historical memoirs, and related paperbacks and texts.
Princeton, NJ US
David R. Godine, Inc., is a small publishing house located in Boston, Massachusetts, producing between twenty and thirty titles per year and maintaining an active reprint program. The company is independent (a rarity these days) and its list tends to reflect the individual tastes and interests of its president and founder, David Godine.
Boston, MA US
Founded in 2006 in Adelaide, South Australia, DoctorZed Publishing is an independent publisher of print books, ebooks and audiobooks.
Adelaide, SA AU
Established in 1993, Dragon Hill Publishing is a publishing company located in Edmonton that, along with its imprint, Argenta Press, produces books for the popular adult and youth markets exploring the deeper roots of Canadian experience.
Edmonton, AB CA
Independent publishers of fiction, non-fiction, memoir, young adult, children's and other genres.
Washington, DC US
Since 1972, Dundurn Press and its associated imprints have published more than 2000 titles, of which 1700 are still in print. Dundurn publishes about ninety to one hundred new titles per year and is now one of the largest publishers of adult and young adult fiction and non-fiction in Canada.
Toronto, ON CA
ECW Press has published close to 1,000 books that are distributed throughout the English-speaking world and translated into dozens of languages. In the next year we'll release 50 new titles and will continue to support and promote a vibrant backlist that includes poetry and fiction, pop-culture and political analysis, sports books, biography, and travel guides.
Toronto, ON CA
Encounter Books publishes serious non-fiction in the areas of history, religion, biography, education, public policy, current affairs, social sciences, and politics. We are dedicated to well conceived and well argued works that promise to stimulate dialogue and that will have a long shelf life in bookstores and libraries, as well as within the classroom.
New York, NY US
Since its founding in Fairbanks, Alaska in 1988, Epicenter has become the largest trade publisher of nonfiction books about Alaska. In that time, Epicenter has published more than 175 titles covering a broad range of nonfiction touching on history, memoirs and biographies, adventure, aviation, humor, true crime, mystery and the unexplained, sled dog mushing, women's stories, Native American culture, and more.
Anchorage, AK US
Exisle Publishing is an independent publisher of original Australian & New Zealand titles. Exisle produces the kind of books that the very big publishers do not. Exisle is more concerned about long-lasting quality and sales which continue, than just being in today's bestsellers list. Not that we mind bestsellers, and we have a few most years, but what we really like to do is find a great subject and have it written about properly by a real expert, support them with a brilliant designer and a top editor and take the book to market.
Wollombi, NSW AU
Founded in 1929 by Geoffrey Faber, Faber and Faber remains one of the UK's leading independent publishing houses. Faber publishes fiction, non-fiction, and children's books alongside its garlanded lists of poetry, drama, music and film.
London, UK
Fernwood Publishing produces critical non-fiction that inform, enlighten and challenge readers. As a book publisher, our goals are not merely economic, but also political. In confronting issues of race, class, gender and sexuality in the books that we publish, it is our hope that we can be part of the process of change. We also aim to provide authentic opportunities to first time authors and to groups who are often silent or silenced in today's media. We are not afraid to take risks in this regard and, because of our confidence in the quality of the work we choose to publish, many of our first time authors remain with us throughout their publishing career.
Black Point, NS CA
Fernwood Publishing and our literary imprint, Roseway, publish critical books that inform, enlighten and challenge. We are political publishers in that our books acknowledge, confront and contest intersecting forms of oppression and exploitation. We believe that in publishing books that challenge the status quo and imagine new ways forward we participate in the creation of a more socially just world.
Black Point, NS CA
Filter Press publishes quality books on southwest history, biography, and historical fiction including two biography series for elementary grades.
Palmer Lake, CO US
Finch Publishing is an independent Australian publishing house specialising in non-fiction titles in the areas of parenting and childcare, men's health, education, relationships, social ecology and social issues. We also publish memoirs.
Warriewood, NSW AU
Fitzhenry & Whiteside encourages new talent and Canadian authors and illustrators. The firm specializes in history, biography, childrens' fiction and non-fiction, young adult and mid-level readers, e-books, poetry, sports, reference, photographic titles, cookbooks, travel, and lifestyle books.
Markham, ON CA
Flanker Press is a bright spark in the Newfoundland and Labrador publishing scene. As the province's most active publisher of trade books, the company now averages twenty new titles per year, with a heavy emphasis on regional non-fiction and historical fiction.
St. John's, NL CA
Flat Hammock Press is an independent book publisher specializing in nautical non-fiction and coastal culture.
Mystic, CT US
Flying Pen Press publishes fiction and nonfiction in a wide variety of genres and topics, primarily in trade paperback and ebook formats (currently, Flying Pen Press does not publish any of the following: poetry, erotica, children's, young adult, Christian, New Age, art books, or textbooks).
Denver, CO US
Folklore Publishing was founded in 2002 with a mandate to publish well written and accessible popular histories drawn from North America's past. Today we have 60 titles in print and continue to build a dynamic list.
Edmonton, AB CA
Formac publishes quality books about Canada's Maritime provinces or by Maritime authors.
Halifax, NS CA
Located in downtown Calgary, Frontenac House is a small literary press on the lookout for bold new work. Frontenac's mandate is to publish as wide a range of poetic expression, from as varied and diverse a group of poets, as we can find. Primarily a poetry press, Frontenac also publishes books of literary fiction, art and design, biography and children's literature.
Calgary, AB CA
An independent publisher located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Fulcrum takes pride in encouraging readers to live life to the fullest and to learn something new every day.
Golden, CO US
Garrett County Press is an indepdendent publisher based in New Orleans, Louisiana offering nonfiction and fiction published in paper and electronically.
New Orleans, LA US
Genesis Press is the largest privately owned African-American book publisher in the country. Founded in Columbus, Mississippi in 1993, by two African-American attorneys, Genesis spawned the Indigo imprint, which was rapidly followed by Indigo After Dark, a series of erotica anthologies, and Love Spectrum, which portrays interracial relationships. Since then, Genesis has steadily increased its reach, and now brings its readers everything from suspense and science fiction to Christian-oriented romance and non-fiction.
Columbus, MS US
Established in 1954, Goose Lane Editions is a literary press with a particular interest in contemporary fiction and poetry, as well as high profile non-fiction, including history, biography, Canadiana and fine art books.
Fredericton, NB CA
Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner Books) came into existence in 1970. It became part of the Time Warner Book Group in 1998 and in 2006 was acquired by Hachette Livre; it is part of the Hachette Book Group USA (HBGUSA). Nicholas Sparks, James Patterson, Sandra Brown and David Baldacci are just a few of the New York Times bestselling authors published by Grand Central Publishing.
New York, NY US
Books about writers, actors and films.
San Francisco, CA US
Publisher of non-fiction books about Cleveland, Northeast Ohio.
Cleveland, OH US
A small literary press publishing poetry, literary fiction, memoirs, gay and lesbian literature, short stories, essays and literary criticism.
Minneapolis, MN US
Great Plains Publications Ltd. is an independent publisher in Winnipeg committed to bringing you the very best books from the Prairies, a region we believe has an abundance of quality writers. We also publish fiction from authors across the country in our imprints, Enfield & Wizenty and Great Plains Teen Fiction.
Winnipeg, MB CA
Great River Books is an independent publisher of books and materials offering innovative approaches to human development and learning at all ages and in any setting.
Salt Lake City, UT US
Guernica Editions specializes in pluricultural realities, emphasis being put on original and translated works from Canada and abroad. Editor: Antonio D'Alfonso.
Toronto, ON CA
Harbour is well known for the Raincoast Chronicles, a series of anthologies on BC coast history and culture, of which twenty have now been produced. Harbour is also the publisher of over four hundred titles, including the bestselling Fishing with John by Edith Iglauer; The Encyclopedia of British Columbia and many BC Book Prize-winning books
Madeira Park, BC CA
HarperCollins Publishers is one of the world's leading English-language publishers. Headquartered in New York, the company is a subsidiary of News Corporation.
New York, NY US
Hatherleigh publishes books in the areas of health, wellness, fitness, living with chronic diseases, etc.
Hobart, NY US
Hawthorne Books is an independent literary press based in Portland, Oregon. We publish good books, mostly in the American literary fiction and narrative non-fiction sections.
Portland, OR US
Hedgerow is a small company that publishes high quality books of literary and visual beauty, limiting its annual production so as to give greater attention to each individual book.
Sidney, BC CA
Started in 1997, Hellgate Press is named after the historic Hellgate Canyon on the Rogue River, which was the first river in the United States to be designated as a wild and scenic river. While our primary niche is military history and veteran memoirs, we also specialize in non-fiction travel adventure and historical and adventure fiction.
Ashland, OR US
Hendrick-Long specializes in books with a Texas historical focus for children and young adults.
Houston, TX US
Henry Holt and Company Publishers has, for over a century, published writers that define their era and endure far beyond it. Founded in 1866 by Henry Holt and Frederick Leypoldt, Henry Holt is one of the oldest trade publishers in the United States.
New York, NY US
Heyday is an independent, nonprofit publisher and unique cultural institution. We promote widespread awareness and celebration of California's many cultures, landscapes, and boundary-breaking ideas. Through our well-crafted books, public events, and innovative outreach programs we are building a vibrant community of readers, writers, and thinkers.
Berkeley, CA US
The History Press brings a new way of thinking to history publishing—preserving and enriching community by empowering history enthusiasts to write local stories for local audiences.
Charleston, SC US
American History meets the 21st century in the History Publishing Company. We feature, under the History Publishing Company's imprint, non-fiction about American and World history, and under the Today's Books imprint, issues affecting contemporary life. Chronology Books is dedicated to people whose interesting lives have allowed them to share in the making of history.
Palisades, NY US
Holy Cow! Press was founded in 1977 by editor/publisher Jim Perlman in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Our first publication was a chapbook of poems by Thomas McGrath to his son entitled LETTERS TO TOMASITO. In the ensuing 25 years, we have published over 70 titles and have moved the press operations to Iowa and Wisconsin, before returning to Minnesota (Duluth) in 1988. Our primary goal has been to publish the very best collections of Midwest writings we can find and develop an audience for those books regionally and nationally. We have published books of poetry, short fiction, memoirs, novels, plays, children's and young adult titles, biographies and anthologies centered around important themes.
Duluth, MN US
Homestead produces a wide range of interest that include; works of fiction by best-selling authors like Warren Adler, biographies by award winning authors like Margaret Sanborn, award winning photography, history, art, guide books, hiking & trail guides, maps, natural history, field journals, children's and Native American to our selection of notecards, postcard books, posters, prints and bookplates.
Moose, WY US
Honno is an independent co-operative press run by women and committed to bringing you the best in Welsh women's writing.
It was established in 1986 by a determined group of volunteers who wanted to increase the opportunities for Welsh women in publishing and bring Welsh women's literature to a wider public. They asked the people of Wales to show their support for the new enterprise by becoming shareholders in the cooperative and in the first six months more than 400 people bought shares. Honno continues to be supported by hundreds of individual shareholders who believe in its work.
True to its roots the press still only publishes work by women of Wales. Most of Honno's titles are novels, autobiographies and short story anthologies in English as well as Classics in both Welsh and English. We have in the past also published poetry, children's and teenage titles and books in both Welsh and English.
It was established in 1986 by a determined group of volunteers who wanted to increase the opportunities for Welsh women in publishing and bring Welsh women's literature to a wider public. They asked the people of Wales to show their support for the new enterprise by becoming shareholders in the cooperative and in the first six months more than 400 people bought shares. Honno continues to be supported by hundreds of individual shareholders who believe in its work.
True to its roots the press still only publishes work by women of Wales. Most of Honno's titles are novels, autobiographies and short story anthologies in English as well as Classics in both Welsh and English. We have in the past also published poetry, children's and teenage titles and books in both Welsh and English.
Ceredigion , Wales UK
Since 1979 Ibex Publishers has been publishing the best of the culture of Iran in English and in Persian.
Bethseda, MD US
Inheritance Press is an independent publisher located in Lake Mary, Florida. Initially formed to publish the works of its founder, Inheritance Press also occasionally publishes works from authors with similar personal interests and professional backgrounds.
Our initial titles are personal memoirs and works of local historical interest, but we are expanding into targeted professional genres such as workplace learning.
Our initial titles are personal memoirs and works of local historical interest, but we are expanding into targeted professional genres such as workplace learning.
Lake Mary, FL US
Invisible Publishing is a not-for-profit publisher that produces contemporary Canadian fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry. Our titles are well-written, beautifully designed, and affordable, and even though we're small in scale, we take our work, and our mission, seriously: We believe that books are meant to be enjoyed by everyone. At Invisible, publishers and authors recognize a commitment to one another, and to the development of communities that can sustain and encourage storytellers.
Marmora, ON CA
Islandport is a dynamic, award-winning publisher dedicated to stories rooted in the essence and sensibilities of New England. Adult titles are primarily non-fiction, but also include some fiction, gift, and other trade titles, including food, art, humor, and novelty. Children's picture books, story books, middle grade chapter books, and young adult titles are also published.
Yarmouth, ME US
J. Gordon Shillingford Publishing
J. Gordon Shillingford Publishing is primarily a literary publisher, with several imprints including: Scirocco Drama (theatre), The Muses' Company (poetry), Watson & Dwyer Publishing (Canadian social history), and J. Gordon Shillingford (politics, sports, biography).
Winnipeg, MB CA
Joggling Board Press is a Charleston-based independent publishing company dedicated to the production of fiction and non-fiction books of quality that amplify the history, culture and character of the American southeast. In the ten years that it has been in operation, the press has garnered an inordinately large number of regional and national awards.
Charleston, SC US
John F. Blair publishes five to 10 new books each year. We specialize in regional nonfiction with an emphasis on history, travel, cookbooks, folklore, and biography. We publish only one or two works of fiction each year. Fiction submitted to us should have some connection to the Southeast.
Winston-Salem, NC US
Lantern Books was co-founded by Gene Gollogly and Martin Rowe in 1999 and publishes general, non-fiction trade books on vegetarianism, animal advocacy, environmentalism, religion, and social justice. Lantern Books is a division of Booklight Incorporated.
Herndon, VA US
Leapfrog Press was created to search out, publish, and aggressively market books that tell a strong story. Leapfrog began its life in Wellfleet, Mass., at the outer end of Cape Cod, in 1993. In 2008 we migrated to Falmouth, Mass., and in 2012 we made the move to Fredonia, N.Y., a town with a rich creative history and an equally rich present in the arts and science. Our list is eclectic and includes quality fiction, poetry, and nonfiction; books that are described by the large commercial publishers as midlist, and which we regard as the heart and soul of literature.
Fredonia, NY US
Library Tales Publishing is an independent book publishing company founded in 2011. The company is focused on publishing, marketing and distributing self-help, memoirs and niche fiction books by qualified and talented authors. Currently releasing an average of 20-30 new titles every year, Library Tales Publishing was founded during the peak of the digital publishing revolution and one of its very first releases was a memoir on Kindle. Today, Library Tales Publishing has domestic and international distribution, film rights, and sales representation throughout the world and is heavily invested in digital and physical distribution channels; its editorial choices are motivated primarily by quality content and long-term relationship potential with its authors.
New York, NY US
Publishing fine writing for women, by women, Linen Press is the only indie feminist press in the UK. While the bigger companies have become cautious, restricting their choices to crowd pleasers, Linen Press continues to publish books which are diverse, challenging, and surprising. The collective background of our writers is a multi-coloured patchwork of cultures, ages and writing styles.
London, UK
The Little Miami Publishing Company is located in old Milford, Ohio, in Clermont County. Housed in a beautiful 200-year-old stone building, LMP specializes in history, reference, and genealogical books for the professional and family historian.
Milford, OH US
We publish works related to history and heritage. We have published both non-fiction and fiction titles, as well as children's books, however, our focus is on non-fiction titles. We publish titles of general, national, and international interest, but as our company name implies, we will always work to foster titles related to a locale.
Pittsburgh, PA US
Lorimer's publishing program focuses on the following subject areas: economics, education, gender studies, history, native studies, political science, public policy, sociology, and urban studies. Also publishes Children's, young adult novels, illustrated guide books. Established and incorporated in Ontario in 1969.
Toronto, ON CA
Formerly known as TSAR Publications, Mawenzi House is dedicated to bringing to the reading public fresh new writing from Canada and across the world that reflects the diversity of our rapidly globalizing world, particularly in Canada and the United States. Our focus is on works that can loosely be termed "multicultural" and particularly those that pertain to Asia and Africa. We publish 6-8 titles of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction (literary criticism, history) per year.
Toronto, ON CA
McGill-Queen's University Press
McGill-Queen's University Press is a scholarly publisher that defends, refutes, and creates fresh interpretations of the world. With over 2,500 books in print and numerous awards and bestsellers, our goal is to produce peer-reviewed, rigorously edited, beautifully produced, intelligent, interesting books.
A joint venture of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, and Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, MQUP is both a specialist in the Canadian perspective and a publisher of international themes, attracting attention from the New York Times to the Globe & Mail.
A joint venture of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, and Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, MQUP is both a specialist in the Canadian perspective and a publisher of international themes, attracting attention from the New York Times to the Globe & Mail.
Montreal, PQ CA
A quirky little independent book publisher offering today's greatest fiction and non-fiction titles. Publishes fiction in fantasy, historical, horror, literary, mainstream, mystery, paranormal, romance, science fiction, suspense, thriller, YA (for ages 14+), YA-YA (YA by young adults, ages 12-19), upmarket and commercial.
Saint Charles, IL US
Mid-List Press publishes fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books of high literary merit and fresh artistic vision by new and emerging writers and by writers ignored, marginalized, or excluded from publication by commercial publishers. Mid-List Press seeks to increase access to publication for new writers, nurture the growth of emerging writers, and increase the diversity of books, authors, and readers. Mid-List Press is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit literary organization.
Nashville, TN US
An award-winning, nonprofit literary publisher of high-quality books that places an emphasis on cultural diversity, environmental stewardship, exceptionally crafted poetry, and insightful literature for adults and children in the middle grades
Minneapolis, MN US
Monash University Publishing publishes scholarship of the highest standard across the humanities and social sciences, and specialises in Asian Studies, Politics, Education, Communications, and the study of Australian history, culture and literature.
Clayton, VIC AU
With series lists in Arts and Letters and Ozarks History and Culture, Moon City Press is a non-profit press that owes much to the energy and dedication of students and faculty at several universities in the Ozarks, including our home base in the English Department at Missouri State University.
Springfield, MO US
Mountaineers Books -- along with its Skipstone and Braided River imprints -- publishes a variety of outdoor recreation, sustainable lifestyle, and conservation advocacy books, including many award winners. Whether you're into outdoor activities, living a healthy lifestyle, or interested in becoming a good steward of the environment, Mountaineers Books has the information you need to guide you on your next journey in confidence and safety.
Seattle, WA US
The publishing arm of the U.S. Naval Institute, the Naval Institute Press publishes works that advance the professional, literary, and scientific understanding of sea power and other issues critical to national defense.
Annapolis, MD US
New Forums Press, Inc., publishes and distributes information packages relevant to staff, program and organization development issues in higher education, as well as histories of general interest, primarily in the form of books, journals and newsletters. We also provide personalized publishing services to a variety of organizations.
Stillwater, OK US
New World is a small, eclectic company founded in 1995 to produce books that make a difference in peoples lives. The subjects of our titles are intended to help people with their lives (health, wellness, safety and self-esteem) and/or include historical, artistic and cultural themes related to the Atlantic region.
Halifax, NS US
NewSage Press is an independent press located about fifteen miles from downtown Portland in Troutdale, Oregon, dubbed the gateway to the Columbia Gorge. Maureen R. Michelson founded NewSage Press in 1985 with the vision to create quality books in both content and production. Over the years many NewSage Press books have received special recognition and rave reviews from organizations such as the American Library Association
Troutdale, OR US
Nimbus produces more than thirty new titles a year on a range of subjects relevant to the Atlantic Provinces—children's picture books and fiction, literary non-fiction, social and cultural history, nature photography, current events, biography, sports, and cultural issues.
Halifax, NS CA
Publishing the memoirs, adventures, and inspirations of Northern authors.
Eagle River, AK US
Headquartered in Washington state, NubiTales was founded in 2014 to bring greater attention and awareness of authors and illustrators of color.
Seattle, WA US
Octane Press publishes award-winning illustrated and narrative books that cater to niche audiences. Founded by long-time book editor and author Lee Klancher, the company stresses editorial quality, and works with the best in the business to ensure that our readers find the accurate detail and in-depth information they demand.
Austin, TX US
Publishers of literary fiction and poetry, with the occasional diversion into travel, translation, children and autobiography.
Fernie, BC CA
Open Books is a fully integrated publisher of fiction and nonfiction books. Genres include literary fiction, contemporary fiction, mystery, thriller, and other genres; topical nonfiction, memoir, politics, current events and issues.
Denver, CO US
An independent book publishing company founded in Wilmington, Ohio, Orange Frazer Press boasts a long and eclectic history. We are dedicated to quality craftsmanship and personal relationships with our authors and clients.
We are most interested in Ohio nonfiction, particularly Ohio sports nonfiction and biographies and memoirs of notable Ohioans. We will consider nonfiction children's titles through young adult titles when they are regionally focused and curriculum savvy.
We are most interested in Ohio nonfiction, particularly Ohio sports nonfiction and biographies and memoirs of notable Ohioans. We will consider nonfiction children's titles through young adult titles when they are regionally focused and curriculum savvy.
Wilmington, OH US
The Overlook Press is an independent general-interest publisher, founded in 1971. The publishing program consists of approximately 100 new books per year, roughly divided between hardcovers and trade paperbacks. The list is eclectic, with areas of strength in fiction, history, biography, drama, design, and other visual media.
New York, NY US
Ox Bow Press is an independent scholarly publisher dedicated to publishing both new titles and reprints of enduring value, particularly in philosophy and the philosophy of science, Hawaiiana, and the sea.
Woodbridge, CT US
Paragon House publishes reference and scholarly titles, in the areas of Biography, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Religion, Spiritual Health, Reference, Political Science, Economics, and International Relations.
Saint Paul, MN US
Paris Press is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit educational organization that publishes groundbreaking yet overlooked literature by women. The Press values work in all genres that is daring in style and in its courage to speak truthfully about society, culture, history, and the human heart.
Ashfield, MA US
Specializing in the publication of unit histories, war veteran autobiographies, short story anthologies and novels with a patriotic military theme.
Niceville, FL US
Penguin Group publishes under a wide range of prominent imprints and trademarks, among them Viking, G. P. Putnam's Sons, The Penguin Press, Riverhead Books, Dutton, Penguin Books, Berkley Books, Gotham Books, Portfolio, New American Library, Plume, Tarcher, Philomel, Grosset & Dunlap, Puffin, and Frederick Warne.
New York, NY US
The Porcupine's Quill is an artisanal publisher that values the art and craft of the book, both in content and in form. Our mandate is to preserve the culture of the printed word by using our expertise in the art of 20th-century offset printing technology to create quality books that look and feel like 19th-century letterpress products. We also specialize in Canadian art and design, book history, memoirs and selectively acquired collections of poetry and fiction from edgy new authors as well as pillars of the canon.
Erin, ON CA
Portage & Main Press publishes a wide range of innovative and practical K–12 educational materials. We build dynamic learning communities by bringing together authors, educators, and students. The HighWater imprint publishes books that contribute to the understanding of the Canadian experience in all its diversity, including high-quality fiction and nonfiction for readers of all ages. Our current catalog includes a rich mix of Aboriginal literature, including novels, graphic novels, memoirs, and children's books.
Winnipeg, MB CA
Potton & Burton is New Zealand's largest independent publishing house, and has a diverse list of New Zealand non-fiction publications, all produced within a strong ethos of quality and care. The original focus on photographic and outdoor books has broadened over the last decade to include books in all areas of non-fiction.
Nelson, NZ
Books in a wide variety of genres in traditional and digital formats as well as downloadable unabridged audio books
Greybull, WY US
Racemaker Press is an award-winning, unique publisher specializing in niche books on automotive racing and its history. With a particular focus on American Open-wheel racing, Racemaker is determined to keep the sport's rich history alive for future generations by offering diverse titles from children's books to biographies and other non-fiction work that are sure to pique the interest of all racing fans.
Racemaker was founded in 2006 by a group of individuals passionate about automotive history and vintage racing who wanted to produce books that should be out, but aren't books a major publisher would pick up. Historical accuracy combined with readability are the hallmarks of all of Racemaker Press' titles. In many ways it's a scholarly approach rooted in a desire to create compelling and entertaining reads through beautiful, well-made books available at reasonable prices.
Boston, MA US
Random House, Inc., the world's largest English language trade publisher, publishes books in nearly every category.
New York, NY US
At Rio Nuevo Publishers we present the best of the West in words and pictures. Our award-winning books focus on arts and crafts, children's literature, cooking, history, gardening, memoirs, Native America, nature, spirituality, and travel.
Tucson, AZ US
Publishers of history, cookbooks, literature, and books on Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. We distribute wildflower guides, photo books, and poetry for other local publishers.
Helena, MT US
Rocín is an independent press founded on a belief in everything the printed book can be. Rocín publishes books of narrative non-fiction that tell essential stories.
Vacaville, CA US
Publishes literary Canadian fiction, poetry, autobiography, local history, and children's literature.
Vancouver, BC CA
Sakura Publishing is a small, indie press that loves authors who possess passion and a drive to see their manuscripts become published works of art. We publish everything, from fiction to nonfiction, poetry, and books for children. However, we prefer great horror books and anything Asian-themed, especially if it's Japanese inspired. We are open to submissions by authors all year round.
Hermitage, PA US
Santa Monica Press has been publishing an eclectic line of books since 1994. Our list of lively and modern non-fiction titles includes books in such categories as popular culture, film history, photography, humor, biography, travel, and reference.
Solana Beach, CA US
Saraband is a creative independent publisher known for its engaging, well-written and beautifully designed and produced books. With a broad range of fiction, history, arts and environment titles, we at Saraband celebrate extraordinary human achievements, explore important cultural traditions and champion planet Earth and its diverse species. We are also becoming renowned as an innovator in digital publishing.
Glasgow, Scotland UK
Sartoris Literary Group is a traditional publisher that takes a non-traditional approach to publishing, offering unique voices of the South in both fiction and non-fiction.
Brandon, MS US
Reprints, annotated editions and new titles in the Arts and Sciences
Decorah, IA US
Publishes historical titles.
El Dorado Hills, CA US
Schenkman Books specializes in publishing scholarly monographs for the academic community. For almost fifty years we have brought revolutionary works to the public to fuel discourse on important issues. It is our hope that the material we make available contributes to the efforts toward peace and humanitarianism throughout the world.
Rochester, VT US
Scribe has been operating as a wholly independent trade-publishing house for almost 40 years. What started off in 1976 as a desire on publisher Henry Rosenbloom's part to publish 'serious non-fiction' as a one-man band has turned into a multi-award-winning company with 20 staff members in two locations — Melbourne, Australia and London, England — and a scout in New York.
Scribe publishes over 65 non-fiction and fiction titles annually in Australia and about 40 in the United Kingdom.
Scribe publishes over 65 non-fiction and fiction titles annually in Australia and about 40 in the United Kingdom.
Brunswick, VIC AU
Second Story Press was co-founded in 1988 by Margie Wolfe and three other women dedicated to publishing feminist-inspired books for adults and young readers.Our list spans adult fiction and nonfiction; children's fiction, nonfiction and picture books; and YA fiction and nonfiction. We continue to look for stories that feature strong female characters and explore themes of social justice, human rights, equality, and ability issues.
Toronto, ON CA
Seraphim Editions is a Canadian independent book publisher that features Canadian authors and artists. We publish books ranging from fiction, non-fiction and poetry.
Niagara Falls, ON CA
Founded in 1995 in New York City and named for the seven authors who committed to a home with a fiercely independent spirit, Seven Stories Press publishes works of the imagination and political titles by voices of conscience. While most widely known for its books on politics, human rights, and social and economic justice, Seven Stories continues to champion literature, with a list encompassing both innovative debut novels and National Book Award–winning poetry collections, as well as prose and poetry translations from the French, Spanish, German, Swedish, Italian, Greek, Polish, Korean, Vietnamese, Russian, and Arabic.
New York, NY US
Publishers of memoir, fiction, humor and poetry. Purchased by Western Edge Press in 2002, Sherman Asher has remained as an imprint with its own editor.
Santa Fe, NM US
Shipwreckt Books is a small independent publisher of high quality fiction, poetry, memoirs, essays, and the ecclectic small magazine Lost Lake Folk Opera.
Rushford, MN US
Simon & Schuster publishes over two thousand titles annually under 35 different imprints, and is one of the four largest English-language publishers.
New York, NY US
Skinner House Books is the publishing imprint of the Unitarian Universalist Association, a liberal religious organization with more than 1,000 congregations in the United States and Canada.
Boston, MA US
Soft Skull Press is an imprint of Counterpoint Press, a company that was created in 2007 through the acquisition of three notable independent presses: Counterpoint, Shoemaker & Hoard, and Soft Skull Press.
Soft Skull titles are a mix of fresh, cutting-edge, and literary voices. The genres we cover are vast—fiction and nonfiction, poetry, graphic novels, and anthologies, all of which collectively focus on current affairs and politics, counterculture, music, history, memoir, biography, religion, and philosophy.
Soft Skull titles are a mix of fresh, cutting-edge, and literary voices. The genres we cover are vast—fiction and nonfiction, poetry, graphic novels, and anthologies, all of which collectively focus on current affairs and politics, counterculture, music, history, memoir, biography, religion, and philosophy.
Berkeley, CA US
Founded by J. Michael Yates, the company began as a literary house specializing in poetry and fiction. Richard Morriss of Morriss Printing bought Sono Nis in 1976 and moved it to Victoria, B.C. He continued to publish poetry and added high-quality regional non-fiction to the list. Many of those early non-fiction works have been reprinted numerous times and are still in print.
Winlaw, BC CA
Southern Yellow Pine Publishing
SYP Publishing promotes Southern Authors of fiction and non-fiction throughout the Southeast.
Tallahassee , FL US
Publisher of books by Henry S. Maxfield
Wolfeboro, NH US
Spinner Publications is an independent, nonprofit cultural organization whose purpose is to preserve and
promote the history and culture of southeastern New England. We do this primarily
through the publication of books. Our aim is to show how people's lives have impacted
communities in the region, and to portray the culture as it realized by members of the
communities. We are interested in historical narratives, memoirs, photography, art,
oral history, biography, poetry, fiction, children's books, cookbooks, and documents
that tell stories of the people and culture of southeastern New England.
promote the history and culture of southeastern New England. We do this primarily
through the publication of books. Our aim is to show how people's lives have impacted
communities in the region, and to portray the culture as it realized by members of the
communities. We are interested in historical narratives, memoirs, photography, art,
oral history, biography, poetry, fiction, children's books, cookbooks, and documents
that tell stories of the people and culture of southeastern New England.
New Bedford, MA US
Square One Publishers, Inc. is a dynamic New York-based book publishing company designed to produce, market, and sell quality books to any number of specialized high-growth markets. In addition to alternative health, Square One specializes in books on cooking, parenting, business/personal finance, self-help, history, and memoir among others. Square One has been named one of the top ten fastest-growing indie book publishers in North America by Publishers Weekly for six years in a row.
New Hyde Park, NY US
We are a small press Maine publisher and independent bookseller of quality books by Maine authors.
Cushing, ME US
Sunbury Press is a rapidly growing publisher of a wide range of categories. Currently the firm publishes in categories including: history, historical fiction, police procedurals, crime thrillers, horror, steam punk, young adult, children's, current events, science, reference, art history, ANY local/regional history, humor, spiritual/metaphysical, self-help, professional, and memoirs.
Boiling Springs, PA US
Sunbury Press, Inc., headquartered in Mechanicsburg, PA is a publisher of trade paperback, hard cover and digital books featuring established and emerging authors in many fiction and non-fiction categories. Sunbury's books are printed in the USA and sold through leading booksellers worldwide. Our most successful categories have been history, biography, self-help, historical fiction, horror, police procedurals and mysteries.
Mechanicsburg, PA US
Swan Isle Press is an independent, not-for-profit, literary publisher dedicated to publishing works of poetry, fiction and nonfiction that inspire and educate while advancing the knowledge and appreciation of literature, art, and culture.
Chicago, IL US
After establishing a cultural journalism project in southeastern Illinois called Tales from the General Store and publishing a periodic magazine of historical features about the general store era of the early 20th century for more than ten years, educator, writer and editor Ray Elliott started an offshoot publishing company in 1998 called Tales Press.
Its purpose is to continue and to extend the original project's mission of preserving the history and culture of the Midwest by publishing non-fiction memoirs and works of fiction that document and reveal something meaningful and worthwhile about the human condition.
Its purpose is to continue and to extend the original project's mission of preserving the history and culture of the Midwest by publishing non-fiction memoirs and works of fiction that document and reveal something meaningful and worthwhile about the human condition.
Urbana, IL US
Canadian publisher of poetry, fiction and drama, as well as non-fiction books in the fields of ethnography and environmental and social issues.
Vancouver, BC CA
Publisher of adult inspirational, books for children, biographies, and other categories.
Phoenix, AZ US
Independent publisher with a focus on food (and how to grow, cook, and enjoy it), health and fitness, psychology and personal development, parenting, relationships, sexuality, science, and nature.
New York, NY US
As the oldest Indigenous publishing house in Canada, Theytus Books is recognized and respected internationally for its contributions to Aboriginal literature. Since its inception in 1980, Theytus Books has been a leading proponent for Indigenous authors, illustrators and artists. It ensures that their voice and vision are expressed with the highest level of cultural authenticity and integrity.
Penticton, BC CA
Thomas Publications is a well known publisher of history books, specializing in titles about the American Revolution and the American Civil War. Our diverse selections will please even the most discriminating historical scholar. From books dedicated to studying particular parts of a battle, to women's history, to collectors' references, we have the books needed for a complete understanding of these remarkable events in American History. Books about paranormal events as well as popular tours of the Gettysburg battlefield are available.
Gettysburg, PA US
Tidal Press is an independent publishing house with the following mission:
To offer readers beautifully crafted works of fiction and non-fiction from writers who use authentic and unique voices to weave the elemental themes of our modern lives into great stories.
To offer writers a true publishing partnership.
To offer the world the benefit of fulfilled readers and writers walking the streets. This is how art changes the world.
To offer readers beautifully crafted works of fiction and non-fiction from writers who use authentic and unique voices to weave the elemental themes of our modern lives into great stories.
To offer writers a true publishing partnership.
To offer the world the benefit of fulfilled readers and writers walking the streets. This is how art changes the world.
Charlottesville, VA US
Tin House Books publishes fiction, non-fiction, story collections, and everything in between by both first-time and established authors. We are proud of all the exciting work we have published and are looking forward to the many new voices to come.
Portland, OR US
TouchWood Editions has been publishing books of literary merit about Canada's West for twenty years.
Victoria, BC CA
Based in Golden Valley, Minn., TRISTAN Publishing is a specialty book publisher with key titles such as "The Next Place," "PEEF the Christmas Bear" and "A Cup of Christmas Tea." Owned by Brett and Sheila Waldman, the privately held company publishes books with a message that touch people's hearts and lives.
Publishing under three imprints, TRISTAN Publishing, TRISTAN OUTDOORS and Waldman House Press, the company strives to inspire, uplift and give hope.
Publishing under three imprints, TRISTAN Publishing, TRISTAN OUTDOORS and Waldman House Press, the company strives to inspire, uplift and give hope.
Minneapolis, MN US
In 2015, TSAR Publications changed its name to Mawenzi House. Publishes new Canadian and American literature, especially works by black, Asian and feminist writers and books from abroad.
Toronto, ON CA
Manitoba's oldest literary house, Turnstone Press produces fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction and has launched the careers of award-winning poets. Its Ravenstone imprint publishes speculative, horror and mystery fiction
Winnipeg, MB CA
The University of British Columbia Press is Canada's leading social sciences publisher. With an international reputation for publishing high-quality works of original scholarship, our books draw on and reflect cutting-edge research, pushing the boundaries of academic discourse in innovative directions. Each year UBC Press publishes seventy new titles in a number of fields, including Aboriginal studies, Asian studies, Canadian history, environmental studies, gender and women's studies, geography, health and food studies, law, media and communications, military and security studies, planning and urban studies, and political science.
Vancouver, BC CA
Unbridled Books is a premier publisher of works of rich literary quality that appeal to a broad audience. We want to be able to continue our longtime discussion about what allows a novel to touch our hearts and our minds at once. And we want our readers, booksellers, and reviewers to trust that when they pick up an Unbridled book, we're inviting them to enjoy that rarest of pleasures, a good read.
Lakewood, CO US
Since 1969, the University of Alberta Press has published award-winning scholarly works and fine books for general audiences. UAP's program is particularly strong in the areas of biography, history, language, literature, natural history, and books of regional interest.
Edmonton, AB CA
University of Hawai`i Press is recognized as a leading publisher of books and journals in Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Studies.
Honolulu, HI US
The University of Iowa Press is a well-regarded academic publisher serving scholars, students, and readers throughout the world with works of poetry, short fiction, and creative nonfiction. As the only university press in the state, Iowa is also dedicated to preserving the literature, history, culture, wildlife, and natural areas of the Midwest.
For scholars and students, we publish reference and course books in the areas of archaeology, American studies, American history, literary studies, theatre studies, and the craft of writing.
For general readers, we publish the winners of the Iowa Short Fiction Award and the Iowa Poetry Prize, poetry anthologies, books on the archaeology and natural history of the Midwest, cookbooks, letters and diaries, biographies, memoirs, regional history, and collections of historic and contemporary photographs.
For scholars and students, we publish reference and course books in the areas of archaeology, American studies, American history, literary studies, theatre studies, and the craft of writing.
For general readers, we publish the winners of the Iowa Short Fiction Award and the Iowa Poetry Prize, poetry anthologies, books on the archaeology and natural history of the Midwest, cookbooks, letters and diaries, biographies, memoirs, regional history, and collections of historic and contemporary photographs.
Iowa City, IA US
U of M Press is widely recognized as a leading publisher of books on Aboriginal history, Native studies, and Canadian history. As well, the Press is proud of its contribution to immigration studies, ethnic studies, and the study of Canadian literature, culture, politics, and Aboriginal languages. It also publishes a wide-ranging list of books on the heritage of the peoples and land of the Canadian prairies.
Winnipeg, MB CA
The University of Michigan Press is a vital component of UM Library's Michigan Publishing, which is the primary academic publishing division of the University. In partnership with our authors and series editors, we publish in a wide range of humanities and social science disciplines. We champion the Library's research and scholarly communication missions through our global digital and print publishing and distribution programs.
Ann Arbor , MI US
Founded in 1941, the University of Nebraska Press is a nonprofit scholarly and general interest press that publishes 170 new and reprint titles annually under the Nebraska, Bison Books, and Potomac Books imprints, and in partnership with the Jewish Publication Society, along with 30 journals. As the largest and most diversified university press between Chicago and California, with 3,000 books in print, the University of Nebraska Press is best known for publishing works in Native studies, history, sports, anthropology and geography, American studies and cultural criticism, and creative works.
Lincoln, NE US
The University of Nevada Press, as mandated by the state legislature and the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education, publishes high-quality, deserving works that advance scholarly research, contribute to the understanding and appreciation of regional history and culture, and reach a wide range of academic and general readers. Publication is done in a fiscally responsible manner that reflects the highest editorial, design, and production standards. The good will of the public it serves (the citizens of the State of Nevada, readers, and authors) is the Press's most valuable asset.
Reno, NV US
University of North Texas Press
The University of North Texas Press was founded in 1987 and published its first book in 1989. Though we are the newest university press in North Texas (following SMU Press and TCU Press), we have quickly become a leading press with the most titles in print (more than 300) and published (15 to 16 each year). We are fully accredited members of the Association of American University Presses. Our books are distributed and marketed nationally and internationally through the Texas A&M University Press Consortium.
Denton, TX US
The University Press of Colorado is a nonprofit publisher supported partly by Adams State College, Colorado State University, Fort Lewis College, Mesa State College, Metropolitan State University of Denver, the University of Colorado, the University of Northern Colorado, and Western State Colorado University.
Boulder, CO US
University Press of Mississippi
The University Press of Mississippi was founded in 1970 and is supported by Mississippi's eight state universities. UPM publishes scholarly books of the highest distinction and books that interpret the south and its culture to the nation and the world.
Jackson, MS US
University Press of New England
University Press of New England is an award-winning university press supported by a consortium of schools: Brandeis University, Dartmouth College, University of New Hampshire, and Northeastern University. UPNE has earned a reputation for excellence in scholarly, instructional, reference, literary and artistic, and general-interest books.
Lebanon, NH US
Upper Access publishes nonfiction books to improve the quality of life. They publish only a few new titles each year with a focus on quality.
Hinesburg, VT US
Vintage Books is the foremost literary paperback publisher. Anchor, founded in 1953, is the oldest trade paperback publisher in America.
New York, NY US
Vivisphere Publishing consists of several imprints devoted to areas such as bridge, non-fiction, history, nature, poetry and a number of other subjects. We also bring a special focus on new and deserving novelists whose works reflect life today; along with novelists from years ago whose works have retained their appeal for today's audiences.
Poughkeepsie, NY US
Welcome to Watermark Publishing, a homegrown Hawai´i publisher specializing in books about the 50th State. Based on Bishop Street, in the heart of Honolulu, we bring you the best of the Islands -- from sports stories to small-kid titles, guidebooks to plantation memoirs.
Honolulu, HI US
Established in 1949. Publishers of high quality, prize-winning fiction and non fiction across a range of categories including autobiography, business, cookery, economics, fiction in translation, history, literary fiction and popular science. Acquired by The Orion Publishing Group in 1991.
London, UK
West Virginia University Press
West Virginia University Press is the leading publisher of the Mountain State, producing a diverse selection of books, journals, and CDs which appeal to fans of Appalachian writing and music, regional studies, art, nature, and medieval studies.
Morgantown, WV US
White Mane publishes historical based children's fiction for middle grade and young adult readers under the White Mane Kids Imprint. Burd Street Press publishes general, non-fiction, and miliatry history books for adults.
Shippensburg, PA US
Established in 2007, WiDo Publishing LLC™ is a family-owned and operated, literary small press located in Salt Lake City and Houston, committed to publishing outstanding books in a variety of genres. We release twelve to fifteen books a year and are currently accepting submissions.
Salt Lake City, UT US
Founded in 2010, Wild Dingo Press is a vibrant and essential force in the Australian publishing landscape being a vehicle for bringing a personal viewpoint on issues affecting our world. Wild Dingo Press currently accepts manuscripts of both fiction and non-fiction with an emphasis on stories of individuals quietly doing extraordinary things, be it exposure of corruption and systemic flaws or the experiences of the disenfranchised and disempowered.
Melbourne, VIC AU
Wolsak and Wynn is a quirky literary press based in the heart of Hamilton. With steel mills on one side of us, the Niagara escarpment on the other and Toronto somewhere off in the distance we spend our time producing brilliant, highly individual and sometimes provocative books.
Hamilton, ON CA
We publish and promote great books of fiction, poetry and art every year. We are a small press with a snappy look dedicated to quality literature.
Los Angeles, CA US
Founded in 1975, Yoknapatawpha Press is a southern regional small press which publishes works by southern writers. It is owned and operated by co-publishers and editors, Dean Faulkner Wells and Lawrence Wells.
Oxford, MS US


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In an election that pundits had a difficult time predicting with any real certainty, there was one thing that could be counted on — overwhelming Liberal support in western Montreal.
Liberal candidates in all four West Island ridings were declared elected within minutes of the polls closing at 8 p.m.
Among them, two newcomers: star recruit Carlos Leitao, who easily held the seat for the Liberals in the riding of Robert-Baldwin, and Martin Coiteux, who won in Nelligan. Both won with over 80 per cent of the vote.
Leitao replaced 20-year MNA Pierre Marsan, while Coiteux replaced Yolande James.
Longtime MNA Geoff Kelley was re-elected with a similar majority in the riding of Jacques-Cartier, while François Ouimet easily held on to the riding of Marquette.
In all, the Liberals won 21 of 28 seats on the island of Montreal, including the north-end Crémazie riding held by PQ language minister Diane De Courcy, who was beaten by rookie candidate Marie Montpetit.
Among those returning to the National Assembly are Jean-Marc Fournier (St-Laurent), Pierre Arcand (Mont-Royal), Robert Poëti (Marguerite-Bourgeoys), Marc Tanguay (LaFontaine), Jacques Chagnon (Westmount-St-Louis) and Christine St-Pierre (Acadie). Among the Liberal newcomers in Montreal are David Birnbaum in D'Arcy McGee — who won with the largest majority in the province at 92.1 per cent — Jacques Daoust in Verdun, and Hélène David, the sister of Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Françoise David, in Outremont.
Meanwhile, it was a Liberal sweep of all six Laval ridings. Both PQ MNAs went down to defeat Monday: in Ste-Rose, Suzanne Proulx was beaten by newcomer Jean Habel, and in Laval-des-Rapides, ex-student leader Léo Bureau-Blouin was beaten by Saul Polo, the Quebec Liberal Party's president.
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By 1957 computers were in common use in many laboratories and commercial establishments. Originally, they were devoted exclusively to numerical, algebraic, and geometric computation. Later, the symbol manipulation capability of computers became recognized, leading to so-called business data processing in which alphanumeric processing became routine. The alphanumeric data presented an obvious problem of inputting the vast quantity of data needed for business. This created activity in developing character recognition machinery (9). It occurred to R.A.Kirsch that a general purpose computer could be used to simulate the many character recognition logics that were being proposed for construction in hardware. This would require an input device that could transform a picture (of a character) into a form suitable for storage in the memory of a computer.
A further important advantage of building such a device was that it would enable programs to be written to simulate the multifarious ways in which humans view the visible world. A tradition had been building in which simple models of human structure and function had been studied, for example, in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology (10). The emphasis on binary representations of neural functions led us to believe that binary representations of images would be suitable for computer input. This serious mistake, discussed below, was implemented in the first picture scanner built. It was connected to the SEAC in 1957 and it enabled Kirsch's group to experiment with algorithms that launched the fields of image processing and image pattern recognition (11).
The scanner used a rotating drum and a photomultiplier to sense reflections from a small image mounted on the drum. A mask interposed between the picture and the photomultiplier tessellated the image into discrete pixels.
The group experimented with several classes of algorithms. The first was homogeneous transformations. Once an image was acquired, the great speed of SEAC was used to transform it with edge enhancement filters. These have become important in recent years as highly parallel methods of processing became common in neural network simulations, for example. They also provided the basis for the large class of image enhancement methods that developed. The group also wrote algorithms to make measurements on objects in an image. By showing that these objects could have multiple connectivity and still be measured correctly, they encouraged the development of specialized machines for image analysis.
A staticizer connected to the SEAC memory enabled a stored image to be displayed on a cathode ray oscilloscope. This made it possible for the researchers to see what the computer "saw". And when they could see binary images, they realized the limitations of binary representation. So they experimented with superimposing multiple scans at different scanning thresholds and the use of time varying thresholds for pulse density modulation to represent multiple gray levels in an image.
A feel for the age and maturity of the image processing field can be seen from the fact that one of the first pictures ever scanned and redisplayed was of Kirsch's newborn son. Today, his face is scanned nightly and digitally processed to appear on the nightly news as a TV reporter. Recently, he showed his newborn daughter on the evening news.<< previous next >>
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Competition Rules
2016 Competition
Samaritan's Purse and John Brown University will sponsor a national competition to design and build a prototype of a disaster response shelter (Transitional Shelter) for rapid deployment and set-up, to be used by aid organizations responding to natural or man-made disasters. For the 2015 – 2016 competition, a specific scenario of the refugee crisis currently unfolding in the Middle East and Eastern Europe was selected to allow teams to focus on a specific disaster type and location as well as cultural considerations. There is also an additional event this year to construct an Emergency Shelter on the spot using material kits provided at the Competition site.
Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, and students from science or technical programs in CCCU schools and other schools across the US are invited. Interested teams are invited to submit a Letter of Intent no later than November 20, 2015, providing information about their team, capabilities and potential design concept. Teams will be asked to register no later than Jan 29, 2016, with an entry fee of $250. Team size will be up to 6 undergraduate students plus one coach. This coach can be a faculty member or industry rep associated with the university entering the competition. Teams are encouraged to solicit a local sponsoring organization to help defray the costs of travel and building materials used in the prototype shelter that will be brought to the competition. A stipend of $1,000 will be provided to participating teams upon completion of testing at the on-site event in April, 2016.
Judging and Testing
Judges will include Reps from Samaritan's Purse, experts from various disaster response organizations, local engineers, and selected Engineering and CM Professors (current and emeritus) from CCCU or regional schools, and other technical professionals. If available, additional judges will include a logistics expert familiar with storage and transportation and a manufacturing expert to judge the ease and cost of manufacture. A scoring matrix is provided for use by the teams as they develop their project. Judge expertise will include:
- Emergency Management Expertise (Samaritan's Purse and others)
- Technical/Engineering Expertise (University reps and other professional engineers and architects)
- Possibly Logistics Expertise/Manufacturing Expertise
Testing to validate the performance of the units will include the following:
- To validate assembly criteria, competing teams will be required to assemble the unit on site.
- To validate physical performance against the elements, the shelters will be subject to a wind generating apparatus ("the Wolf") that will simulate high wind and rain.
- Seismic load will be simulated using a shake table. The platform of the shake table will be constructed of wood. Therefore, teams should ensure that their shelter has a mechanism for fastening to the wood platform.
- Heat retention capabilities of the shelters will be evaluated by enclosing the shelters in a temperature controlled environment, cooling the surrounding air to 40 degrees F, then heating the closed shelter to 80 to 100 degrees F and recording the temperature decrease over a 30 minute period. The test apparatus can be observed on the videos on the competition website.
- For livability, the shelters will be occupied overnight by a disaster "victim" during the competition. These will be students who volunteer to help evaluate the performance of the shelters.
- To expose students to the initial phase of disaster response, each team will be given a materials kit with basic materials (e.g. tarps, wood, pipe, block, etc.) and will be required to construct a livable emergency shelter in an allotted time. These make-shift shelters will be tested against wind and water.
More comprehensive wind and seismic load testing will be done on the winning shelter(s) if the sponsor considers the prototype(s) advanced enough for further development.
Awards will be given for the top 3 Disaster Shelter Proto-types. Additionally, awards were be given for the following categories: Highest Wind Load, Best Heat Retention, Lightest Shelter, Fastest Assembly, Lowest Cost, and Best Report/Presentation. Finally, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place awards will be given for the best Emergency Shelters.
|More comprehensive wind and seismic load testing will be done on the
winning shelter(s) if the sponsor considers the prototype(s) advanced
enough for further development.
Download the Competition Rules
Download the Scoring Matrix
| "The Wolf" courtesy of Architectural testing Inc.
|Shake Table
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"With Ravvivando, veterans Faust are wading through atonal layer after atonal layer, powered by the same perverse vision that found them together, improvising in an air-raid shelter under Hamburg nearly 30 years ago. SRhymeless and reasonless, Ravvivando's linear groove would become queasily circular, if it weren't for the playful Germanic nursery-rhymes of Dr Hansl that allow Faust their odd moment of self-mockery. Closing with T-Electronique, though, Ravvivando proves that it's more than a historical document. A primeval glacial pulse, it snatches the experimental baton back from the hands of Tortoise with assured ease. Good to see that the teachers have still got a few unexpected tricks up their sleeves." (NME) Studio album, recorded in 1998/99.
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I do think its best to eat seasonally. I think even in the PB book Mark mentions it.
I've been thinking a lot lately about "what would Grok do", and I've been pondering the validity of having different fasting periods for different seasons...I wonder what the results would be if I ate abundantly in the summer, eating a lot of fruit as is available, and then during the winter ate less often and basically no fruit...Just something I've been thinking about. Your thoughts?
I do think its best to eat seasonally. I think even in the PB book Mark mentions it.
I think that is probably quite natural. I find I lean towards more meat when the weather is cold and salad don't seem to have the same appeal. When the weather turns warm I am more interested in salad and fruit.
We are toying with giving up chocolate for lent.....
Disclaimer: I eat 'meat and vegetables' ala Primal, although I don't agree with the carb curve. I like Perfect Health Diet and WAPF Lactofermentation a lot.
Griff's cholesterol primer
5,000 Cal Fat <> 5,000 Cal Carbs
Winterbike: What I eat every day is what other people eat to treat themselves.
TQP: I find for me that nutrition is much more important than what I do in the gym.
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I don't have the game, but since no one has answered it's only 8 missions, so a few hours.
The campaign mode, how long it is? Thanks
I don't have the game, but since no one has answered it's only 8 missions, so a few hours.
Wii games: Super Mario Galaxy, Metroid Prime 3, Resident Evil 4, Zelda TP, SSX: Blur, Excite Truck, The Godfather, and Mario Kart Wii
PC games: Call of Duty 4, Halo 1, UT3, F.E.A.R., and The Orange Box.
PS3 games: Ratchet and Clank F.T.O.D., Resistance 2, Wipeout HD, and MGS4.
just bought this game this weekend and i've barely tapped into the campaign mode.
all about the ENDLESS HOURS of entertainment provided by the 32 PLAYER ONLINE MULTIPLAYER!!
while on the topic of mohh2 just wondering are controls easy(are they like read steel) only fps i got and is it fun thinking of getting it
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MOHH2 is fun, both online and campaign. The only gripe is that the pace isn't as fast as most shoot-the-alien type FPS games . It's a WWII game, so it's expected . Still a definite buy IMO.
The controls overall are fairly intuitive and easy, although the twist-to-zoom function for the rifle is so-so for me.
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the controls in mohh2 are miles ahead of red steel's. you may not ever be able to play red steel again after having a go on mohh2. vastly superior.Originally Posted by jimbo
lol not played red steel in like 5 months because i completed it.
thanks this is well on my xmas list
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6-8 hours for campaign mode
Endless hours for online mode
^are you seroius 6 to 8 hour! thats a little much. when i got this game i wen to the campaign first to get good at the game. maybe about 3 hours later im on the last mission.
Yeah! when I finished the campaign mode I checked my stats and it said I clocked in at 2 hours and 30 minutes. However it depends on what type of gamer you are. Personally I don't like to beat games, I conquer them. So I'm not going to stop until I get close to 100% on each difficulty level.Originally Posted by thas
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Spice Girl Melanie Brown has secretly married her boyfriend, music producer Stephen Belafonte, in Las Vegas in June, according to marriage records in Nevada.
The couple tied the knot on June 6, according to a marriage license filed in Clark County, and first reported by celeb gossip site PerezHilton.com.
In a statement to PEOPLE, Brown's rep said: "Regarding the marriage, Mel and Stephen have known each other for many years and were great friends first. Now they are deeply in love. The two are very happy together."
The couple first got together when Brown was pregnant. "He was a really good
friend and good support to me during my pregnancy," she told PEOPLE in a recent interview. "He's a really sweet guy."
The former Spice Girl is in the middle of a bitter paternity battle with her
ex-boyfriend, Eddie Murphy, over their daughter Angel Iris Murphy Brown. Last week, Murphy released a statement acknowledging paternity of the child and saying he has paid child support.
But Brown, 32, says all the media attention doesn't bother Belafonte. "We don't really play into that world. We just have our own little thing going on."
Brown was scheduled to appear on Larry King Live on Wednesday, though Access Hollywood reported that Brown canceled due to illness.
Reporting by JENNIFER GARCIA and AMY ELISA KEITH
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Young Strings pioneer Marion Elizabeth Davies dies at 88
The cellist who performed for the Dallas Symphony and co-founded Young Strings of Dallas died Saturday at home in North Carolina.
The cellist who performed for the Dallas Symphony and co-founded Young Strings of Dallas died Saturday at home in North Carolina.
Does Southern Methodist University give extra credit to students who perform with the Moscow Ballet? Well at least student cellist Xavier Wilson, who won the honor of accompanying one of the company's Russian ballerinas in The Dying Swan, won't have much of a commute. He performs prior to the Friday, November 16 Great Russian Nutcracker performance at SMU's McFarlin Auditorium in Dallas.
Xavier is one of five hand-picked "Musical Wunderkind" who were chosen to accompany a ballerina in advance of the company's touring Great Russian Nutcracker for one performance in their hometown cities. This talented, home-grown success story is a 2012 graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, veteran of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's Young Strings, where he started studying cello, has placed in several prestigious concerto competitions and the first in his family to attend college.
You can get details on the Great Russian Nutcracker performances (which continue through Saturday, Nov. 17) and upcoming Nutcracker teas and performances to come in my Kids' Corner, Visions of dancing divertissements grow up before our eyes.


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Pre Stamped Envelope – Norfolk Islands
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Pre Stamped Envelope – Norfolk Islands
Norfolk Islands does not have any natural Harbours. but has two Jetties at Kingston and Cascade . Vessels bringing Cargo anchor off shore and lighters bring Cargo to the Jetties.
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This thread has been very timely for me, as it has encouraged me to get back to where I started with paleo/primal.
When I started, it was on similar macro ratios with the exception that I've been around the 1.5 multiplier for protein all along.
Right from the first week I experienced the high energy, mental alertness and weight loss. 6ft male, went from 88kg and 97cm trousers to 77kg and 87cm trousers in 3 or 4 months.
But then I increased my work load at the local non-paleo gym, and got involved with a group of non-paleo hikers. It was about this time I started hanging around the paleo forums as well, which as we know can be fraught with danger. Between these influences, and starting to plan some high altitude treks, I started fiddling with my carb and fat levels to the point where I started losing track of where I was at in terms of strength and vitality. And also felt confused on how to get back to where I had been.
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UNFCCC Executive Secretary: Financial Crisis Could Redirect Investments to Fund "Green" Growth
10 October 2008: In a press conference given in New York, US, Yvo de Boer, UNFCCC Executive Secretary, stated that the current global market crisis could provide an opportunity for the world financial system to reconstruct itself to promote "green" growth.
He explained that, with the demand for energy worldwide expected to increase over 50% by 2030, governments have an opportunity to create and enforce policy that stimulates competition to fund clean industry. He added that this surge in energy demand will require a US$22 trillion investment in energy supply infrastructure, half of which will be made in developing nations. He noted, however, that the financial crisis will dry up capital that could help poorer countries fight against climate change. Looking forward to the UN Climate Change Conference in Poznan, Poland, in December 2008, de Boer called on leaders to make the necessary commitments and "focus their attention on a shared vision of cooperative action." [Press Conference]


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The drinking is a good idea. Unluckily, the only alcohol I have in the house is my vanilla. Don't know if I can handle shots of that. Maybe someone will bring something for the retreat!
My eating yesterday was surprising. I've already packed my journal, so i can't do the blow by blow, but it went something like this:
No creme brulee!
Ice cream!
More ice cream!
And yet, there is still more than half the carton of ice cream left. And I only had one round of truffles. And they were distinct EVENTS, not little nibbles all day long. I don't dare to call it a success, but I WILL call it normal behavior.
While I am off this weekend, my honey is charged with ANNIHILATING any wasps and nests in the backyard.
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Special service to honor mothers
KAHULUI - Maui Evangelical Church will hold a special service honoring mothers at its 8 a.m. Sunday service.
The service will be followed by a fellowship brunch, and the church's men's group will share a special song. The church is at 256 Hina Ave.
For more information, call 877-3163 or send e-mail to email@example.com.
Woman sponsored by group to speak
WAILUKU - A woman who was sponsored by the group Compassion International will be the guest speaker at Wailuku Door of Faith Church at 6 p.m. Sunday.
Michelle Tolentino grew up in the slums of Manila. Her family received help with food and education through Compassion International. Now, she is a graduate student at Wheaton College in Illinois.
For more information, call 244-1286.
Dedication services for children set
WAILUKU - Valley Isle Fellowship will celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday with a Baby and Child Dedication services at 8 and 9:45 a.m. in the Wailuku Elementary School cafeteria.
The services are for any child who has never been dedicated to the Lord. Parents who'd like their child dedicated should contact the church office at 244-0865 to provide the child's name for a certificate.
Other activities include worship music with the Praise Team, a presentation of "This Is My Life" by the Singing Ministry and a reading about mothers from the Drama Ministry. Pastor Bob Duffer will provide a message on "God's Plan for a Family."
* The Religion page is published every Friday. This page welcomes news releases and announcements from churches and religious organizations in Maui County that wish to publicize guest speakers, special events and programs, and news items.
The deadline for submitting releases is 10 a.m. Tuesday in order to be considered for publication the following Friday.
To submit material, go to The Maui News Web site at www.mauinews.com. Look for Local News in the left margin, then click on Submit News: Virtual Newsroom. Once there, click on the Religion link.
For information, call 242-6340 or send e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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