New Lit Salon Press Launches First in Series of E-thologies
NLSP Resurrects Literary Spirit of Yesteryear
CARMEL, NY, November 09, 2012
New Lit Salon Press is pleased to announce its inaugural release I Voted for Biddy Schumacher: Mismatched Tales from the Mind of Brian Centrone by up-and-coming author, Brian Centrone. This e-thology, the first of several to be released by New Lit Salon Press, features two of Centrone's previously published short stories, "Exit" and "A Shade of Gray," and debuts the popular "The Life and Times of Biddy Schumacher: A Fantastical Story." Also, included in this "e-dition" is fresh artwork by luke kurtis, contemporary photographer and artist.Like the Literary and Art Salons of old, New Lit Salon Press is founded on the principle that Words and Art can and should coexist. NLSP is committed to publishing essays, stories, poems, novels, and art from undiscovered writers and promising artists who struggle to thrive in a marketplace that fails to recognize their talent.
"New Lit Salon Press combines literary excellence with inspiring and original artwork," says Jordan Scoggins, NLSP Artistic Director. "We're thrilled to offer exciting new luminaries the chance to shine."
Although NLSP believes that great works of literature can be found in many genres, the publisher is particularly interested in LGBT, Sci-Fi, Feminist, Multi-Cultural, Experimental, Avant-Garde and the Absurd. To meet the demands of the changing world of publishing, NLSP's releases are in e-book format. Special print editions of selected works are planned for future publication. An open call for submissions begins in February 2013.
Subsequent e-thologies in Literary Sci-Fi and LGBT Fiction are slated for a 2013 release. Each NLSP e-thology will be guest-edited by a new or emerging writer and will feature artwork by innovative artists and photographers.
For additional information on New Lit Salon Press, visit http://www.newlitsalonpress.com.
New Lit Salon Press is an independent publisher that subscribes to the belief that Words and Art can and should coexist. NLSP injects new life into an old-world ideal by publishing essays, stories, poems, novels and art in digital format. http://www.newlitsalonpress.com