The Literary Press of Texas
We will
—stay small
—publish only literary works of the quality you would study in a university literature class
—publish creative nonfiction, fiction, memoirs, and poetry
Coming Soon:
Award-winning poet Katherine Hoerth's The Lost Chronicles of Slue Foot Sue opens with a poem presenting the birth of a wild Texas red-headed woman who springs full-grown from an ear of corn. She rides away--no doubt on one of those quarter horses on the cover--to vanish in the distance on the High Plains of Texas with the skyline of Amarillo on the horizon.
Released August 11, 2017
Parallel Hours by Andrew Geyer and Jerry Craven is a time-travel novel featuring three people who escape the Soviet invasion of Baku in 1992 by using a flawed bit of technology, a time window that strands them in 1221, right before the Mongol invasion of the city. Perhaps the novel is historical fantasy, perhaps alternative history, or perhaps science fiction. Whatever its classification, it presents a compelling adventure story, and the writers never forgot that they are literary artists in their attention to character, language, theme, and careful historical research.More about the novel
More about Geyer: http://andrewgeyer.org/
More about Craven: www.jerrycraven.com
Also coming soon is an important new collection of poetry
by Jerry Bradley:
watch Angelina River Press for more information.
