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PARADISE PRESS
fine writing by lesbians and gay men |
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IN PRINT JUST PUBLISHED Homo Jihad Timothy Graves JUST PUBLISHED First and Fiftieth and other stories Martin Foreman A Little Chat and other stories Michael Harth Merle Elsa Wallace A New Man in Old Steine Graham Robertson The Physent and other stories Michael Harth The Picnic and other stories Michael Harth Queer Haunts an anthology of ghost stories Rid England of This Plague Rex Batten A Sense of Loss and other stories Martin Foreman A Short History of Lord Hyaena Elsa Wallace Slivers of Silver poems by gay men and women Weekend Martin Foreman COMING IN 2010 Oysters and Pearls an anthology of poetry by lesbians and gay men People Your Mother Warned You About 24 short stories by gay and lesbian authors The Sensuous Poetess poems by Rochelle Imbiow Baker OUT OF PRINT Cocksuckery Ian Stewart 
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Why Paradise Press? Paradise Press is the imprint of GASPS (Gay Authors Self-Publishing Society), a publishing collective that produces a wide range of literature by lesbians and gay men. Authors submit their books to the collective; if the book is approved, the author can then join the collective and benefit from Paradise Press services. Once a book is accepted, authors join the collective and pay for the design and printing of their own books under the PP imprint. The Press undertakes a range of services for each book, including allocation of ISBN numbers, distribution of titles and advertising. Authors contribute to these costs at rate which (including membership of GASPS) currently comes to less than £50 a year, in addition to the costs of printing. Thanks to modern technology, printing costs need not be high, particularly since small print runs (under 100 copies) are feasible. Three Paradise Press authors give their viewpoint on self-publishing this way. These views do not reflect the opinion of the collective as a whole but give an idea of the range of motives behind GASPS and possibilities open to new and established authors. To read more, click on the relevant title: Self-Publishing Mike Harth Publishing through GASPS / Paradise Press Alan Keslian A British Homo Publishing Collective Ian Stewart |
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