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Revision as of 08:17, 14 October 2016
Paradise Press is a British gay and lesbian publishing company, devoted to "fine writing by lesbians and gay men".
It is the imprint of GASPS (Gay Authors Self-Publishing Society), a publishing collective that produces a wide range of literature by lesbians and gay men. Authors submit their books to the collective; if the book is approved, the author can then join the collective and benefit from and contribute to Paradise Press services. Paradise Press was founded in 1999 and grew out of Gay Authors Workshop.
The majority of the Paradise Press output has been fiction and poetry, plus a small number of autobiographies. The non-fiction list includes Diverse Performances by David Haldane Lawrence and Amiable Warriors by Peter Scott-Presland.
Authors
Paradise Press authors as of 2016 include:[1][2]
- G Abel-Watters
- Rex Batten
- Ross Burgess
- John Dixon
- Jeffrey Doorn
- Martin Foreman
- David Gee
- Timothy Graves
- Winston Green
- David Haldane Lawrence
- Michael Harth
- Joseph Hucknall
- Elizabeth J Lister
- Christopher Preston
- Adrian Risdon
- Peter Scott-Presland
- Rod Shelton
- Ian Stewart
- Ivor Treby
- Elsa Wallace
- Donald West
Other Paradise Press authors have included:[3]:
External links
References
- ↑ Paradise Press: Authors. Accessed: 2015-09-21. (Archived by WebCite®).
- ↑ Paradise Press Catalogue February 2016.
- ↑ Paradise Press website, archived by the Internet Archive as at April 2003.
