High Hill Press Review

Fiction, Essays, Poetry

High Hill Press

Dare to Dream

We're the small publishing company with a friendly face behind it.

We want to make your dreams come true.

 

    High Hill Press was established in the winter of 2008. It was simply created to offer writers a small niche between the huge New York publishing houses, and the often high-priced print on demands. We  are not a self-publisher or a vanity press. We are simply a small press. Please note when submitting to us that we turn down nearly 75% of the books we see.  The biggest reason is that the work needs editing, or that the writer simply does not know the craft. Just having a good story is not enough.

     Since its creation, High Hill has published 38 titles, with another 15 scheduled to be on the bookstore shelves by the end of 2010. Currently specializing in memoirs and short story collections, High Hill will consider any genre.  We have several summer releases scheduled, including  a poetry chap book, a cookbook, two memoirs, a literary fiction, and two writing how-to books--one by noted western writer, Dusty Richards, the other by Pat Carr, author of the Death of a Confederate Colonel.

 

     Keep checking this website for more information about the books published with High Hill Press, and if you have something you'd like to submit, contact them at HighHillPress@aol.com for more information.  

 

Submissions Guidelines

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man at tableWe hope you are like the editors at High Hill Press. We love to read. We read morning, noon, and night. We read to our children and our grandchildren and the children of friends. Reading has created presidents, kings and queens, and the cultures of the world. Check out our bookstore, or your local independent bookstore, or your neighborhood library. Read.