Publicity, Marketing, and Events
Molly Mikolowski
(612) 728-1692
molly.mikolowski@gmail.com
Publishing and Editorial
Erika Goldman, Publisher and Editorial Director
erika@blpress.org(917) 732-3603
Laura Hart, Assistant Editor
laura@blpress.org(917) 732-3603
Production
Joe Gannon, Mulberry Tree Press
(631) 754-0408
mulberrytreeprss@aol.com
Donor Inquiries
For questions about supporting Bellevue Literary Press through planned giving or hosting special fundraisers in your community, please contact Erika Goldman: erika@blpress.org.
Book Club Invitations
To invite one of our authors to join your book club in person or via video conference, please contact Molly Mikolowski: molly.mikolowski@gmail.com.
Academic Resources/Desk & Examination Copy Requests
To find resources for your classroom and place desk copy requests, please click here. To place examination copy orders, please visit our distributor’s academic website.
Submission Guidelines
Seeking exceptional narrative nonfiction: From September 15 to December 15, Bellevue Literary Press will accept narrative nonfiction submissions only. In an email to [email protected] wit
Please submit narrative nonfiction only. No memoir, self-improvement, popular reference, handbooks, cookbooks, poetry, etc.
Due to the large volume of submissions, we can only respond to those that are of interest to us. Thank you.
Permissions
Fred Courtwright, The Permissions Company, Inc.
(570) 839-7477
permdude@eclipse.net
Subsidiary Rights
International rights and audio rights are managed by:
DeFiore and Company
Linda Kaplan, linda@defliterary.com, (212) 925-7744 x106
Film rights are managed by:
Joseph Veltre, jveltre@gershny.com, (212) 634-8142
Trade Orders
Distributed to the trade by Consortium Book Sales & Distribution
To reach a sales representative in Canada:
Publishers Group Canada
For trade orders and customer service in Canada:
Raincoast Books
Internships
Bellevue Literary Press is currently seeking fall and spring interns.
BLP interns work with staff and consultants on a range of tasks, such as: reviewing manuscripts and providing a rationale for recommending them, when appropriate, for publication; assisting the sales and marketing manager in implementing individualized book promotion and auditing distribution; vetting page proofs; supporting the Publisher and Assistant Editor as needed in preparing grant applications, fundraising campaigns, and events; and other work essential to the day-to-day functioning of the press. Because the internship is office based, schedule allowing, the intern will be included in seasonal sales and marketing meetings, informal literary conversations, and discussions about all aspects of the industry. Interns will also be required to provide proof of vaccination to gain access to the BLP office.
Familiarity with and interest in our mission and list is required, and availability of at least eight hours per week, in one full day or over two half days, is requested. BIPOC and members of the LGBTQ+ community are especially encouraged to apply.
