Bellevue Literary Press

Our Mission: Bellevue Literary Press is devoted to publishing literary fiction and nonfiction at the intersection of the arts and sciences because we believe that science and the humanities are natural companions for understanding the human experience.

Latest News

Congratulations to Will Eaves, whose novel Murmur is a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award (winners announced June 8); Juan José Millás, whose novel From the Shadows is a finalist for the Big Other Book Award (winners announced May 16); and Norman Lock and Will Eaves, whose novels Feast Day of the Cannibals and Murmur received honorable mentions in the Big Other Readers’ Choice Award.
Lisa Olstein talks to Elizabeth McCracken about taking a poet’s approach to research and the eclectic sources informing her brilliant lyric essay Pain Studies at The Rumpus.
Andrew Krivak’s novel The Bear is a LibraryReads Pick, Apple Books Best of the Month selection, and Buzz Books by Publishers Lunch selection. Discover the origins of this powerful story in Library Journal.
Jerome Charyn talks to the Literary Hub about the books that inspired his new novel Cesare and with Stay Thirsty Magazine about the way history shapes all his work.
The tenth anniversary edition of Paul Harding’s Pulitzer Prize–winning novel Tinkers is an Indie Next List for Reading Groups selection! Discover more about the independent booksellers and other literary champions who “made Tinkers happen” in Bookselling This Week.

From our Authors

Magdaléna Platzová

Bellevue Literary Press with its Publisher and Editorial Director Erika Goldman is justly reputed for introducing to the American readership books of highest artistic quality and for doing so with diligence and great zeal. I was greatly impressed by the amount of work and attention Ms. Goldman and her small team invested into my novel, from editing of the manuscript to promoting the final product. I can feel that my ‘American future’ is in the hands of people who are entirely serious and confident about what they are doing. It is this confidence and faith in what is meaningful in literature that I admire most in BLP and notably in Erika Goldman herself.

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