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We hope to create a press that supports Native artistry in all forms. We hope to bring quality work to Indigenous literature and create a world for Indigenous voices to thrive as genuinely and true to form.

We do a lot of work behind the scenes, but the writers create the work so they deserve the most credit and profit for it. They are the reason we even have a project to work on in the first place.

  Everything I know of us was contained in a photograph with small cursive, curled edges and yellows imbalanced. A baby and an old woman. Not frail, no—she was all…

Over time, The Blasted Tree has increasingly featured odd and eccentric content that just doesn’t seem to belong elsewhere, projects that beg for an out-of-the-box take on publication format or materials.

Happy fall, y’all! We’re kicking off the season with a brand new list, and are really excited to kick off said brand new list with Daniel de Carvalho’s stunning piece,…

Our mission at Baobab Press is to utilize our decades of experience in the book industry to promote works of heart and substance that are relevant now and will remain relevant in the future.

Three years after the breakup, the last thing I expected from Martin was spam mail. The spam wasn’t as obvious as a Nigerian prince who’d fallen on hard times and…

Instead of seeing the world in such dualistic terms as East versus West, North versus South, we envision the gathering of the most progressive elements everywhere, and the publication of such a gathering in our list.

The pig, Swine, an animal unfit for consumption by many, deemed unclean. An animal that can be utilized head to tail—as with the fine art of charcuterie. To take a…

We’re so happy to share “They all went running after the blockade” by Emma Zurer as the featured artwork for our fall list.  Be sure to check out her stunning…

For this week’s Sunday’s List we asked Entropy contributors: What do you read to help during the grieving process? Rhys Nixon Moby Dick by Herman Melville Andrea Lambert On Grief and…

This summer, we return again to an artist whose work we featured in a previous Where to Submit: Dan Cassidy, who originally provided a print for summer 2016. The macro photograph…

For this week’s Sunday’s List we asked Entropy contributors: What’s the last book you loved? Janice Lee Gathering Moss by Robin Wall Kimmerer Tyler Crumrine Theatre of the Unimpressed by Jordan Tannahill…

Judging by the amount of inquiries we’ve received, you’ve noticed the change: the Where to Submit post is going seasonal, which means that it will be released every three months…