The Round House Press is a hybrid of old-fashioned, one-on-one publishing support, the latest on-demand digital printing technology, and personally tailored author services.
At the Round House Press you will find encouragement, coaching, and expert editing, whether or not you choose to publish with us or would like to have a manuscript professionally prepared for an agent or publishing house.
Click on "Book Titles," to your left, to see our list of titles. Whether a title is already issued, is in the process of editing and book development, or scheduled to be published, each book and author enjoys the supportive, nurturing, stress-free Round House process.
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We are a very small author-invested press at this time, filling a need left by the inaccessibility of the often unwieldy corporate publishing houses. Our forty years of mainstream publishing experience enables us to produce a top-notch book, often through print-on-demand, while our outlook and size permit us to offer unlimited personal guidance.
Editor and publisher Patricia Horan was the founding editor-in-chief of a longstanding Crown/Random House division. She has also edited books and magazines for Viking, Penguin, Time-Life, Watson-Guptill, Times Mirror, Rupert Murdoch, Marshall Cavendish and many others.
Art Director Beth Shaw, who works out of Munich, Germany, is the creator of our first extraordinary book cover, for Healing Cancer Peacefully: A Memoir.. She attended Silvermine College of Art in New Canaan, CT, and after a year of concentrating on the fine arts in LaCoste, France, went on to New York City's New School to study Graphic Design.
A Professor of Creative Writing Explains in the New York Times Why There Is a Need for Such as The Round House Press at This Time: "Many are seeking small-press alternatives because they believe that conventional publishing is dying, in large part because it has turned timid, increasingly unvaried and run by its bean--counters..." --David Gessner, University of North Carolina, Wilmington, in a letter to the Book Review, January 3, 2010
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