This is a database of publishers whose offerings regularly include works in translation. Please note, it is community-managed, and some entries may be out of date.
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| Publication Formats | Genre | Translated Languages |
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Accept unsolicited submissions | Payments | |
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Douglas & McIntyre Douglas & McIntyre is one of Canada’s pre-eminent independent publishers, with books that have won mall national and international awards, including the Scotiabank Giller Prize and the Governor General’s Literary Award. D&M books have topped the bestseller lists with compelling non-fiction such as Something Fierce, Eating Dirt and Patriot Hearts; novels such as The Sentimentalists and The Jade Peony and lavish cookbooks and art books such as Vij’s at Home and The Art of Emily Carr. |
Book | NonFiction | English | Yes | Contributor Copies | |
| Apple Valley Review | ||||||
| Limonero | ||||||
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Marquette University Press Founded in 1916, the Marquette University Press, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, publishes scholarly works in philosophy, theology, history, and other selected humanities. |
Book, Print Journal | NonFiction | English | Yes | Contributor Copies, Token: <0.01/word | |
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Zephyr Press Zephyr Press publishes outstanding literature from around the world, and seeks to foster understanding of other languages and literary traditions through the twin arts of poetry and literary translation. Our poets are among the most celebrated writers in their own countries, and have all won major literary prizes. Most of our books are bilingual on facing pages, and the majority of our translated titles are the first books to appear in English by these authors. |
Book | Poetry, Fiction, NonFiction | Arabic, Chinese, German, Hebrew, Korean, Polish, Romanian, Russian | Yes | Contributor Copies, Semi-Pro: <0.14/word | |
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Exile Editions Exile Editions publishes distinctively Canadian works of literary fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and drama featuring writers who represent Ontario, Canada, its regions, and the country’s multicultural and multiracial make up. Our books look to engage national and regional readers with a diversity of works by senior, mid-career and emerging/new generation writers, along with works by Francophones in translation, the culturally diverse (i.e. People of Colour), QUILTBAG/LGBT and Aboriginal writers. |
Book, eBook | Fiction, Poetry, NonFiction, Drama, Graphic Lit | English | Yes | Contributor Copies, Token: <0.01/word | |
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Tinfish Press Tinfish Press was founded in 1995; we publish experimental poetry (and some prose) from the Pacific. |
Chapbook, Book, eBook | Poetry, NonFiction, Fiction | English | No | Contributor Copies, Token: <0.01/word | |
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Bitter Oleander Press We publish well-known, little known and unknown poets and writers side by side. Published in English, most if not all of our translations include their originals. We demand a serious poetry. A poetry devoid of clichés and predictable twists of well-worn or entrenched truths. We prefer a heightened music driven by a profound linguistic rhythm. |
Book, Print Journal, Chapbook | Poetry | English | Yes | Contributor Copies | |
| Catamaran Literary Reader | ||||||
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Rutgers University Press Rutgers University Press is dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge to scholars, students, and the general reading public. The Press reflects and extends the University’s core mission of research, instruction, and service. We enhance the work of our authors through exceptional publications that shape critical issues, spark debate, and enrich teaching throughout the world for a wide range of readers. |
Book, eBook | NonFiction | English | Yes | Contributor Copies, Token: <0.01/word, Semi-Pro: <0.14/word | |
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Modern Language Association of America In addition to hosting an annualconventionand sustaining one of the finest publishing programs in the humanities, the MLA is a leading advocate for the study and teaching of languages and literatures and serves as a clearinghouse for professional resources for teachers and scholars. Visit the sections below to find out more about the MLA’s mission and governance or how to get in touch with us. |
Book, Print Journal | NonFiction | English | Yes | Unknown | |
| McFarland & Company | ||||||
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Greenfield Review Press The Greenfield Review Press published its first book, a collection of inmate poems smuggled out of Soledad Prison, in 1971. Since then, our press has been a home for a great diversity of voices, including but not limited to African, African American, Arab American, Asian American, American Indian, Caribbean and Chicano poets and fiction writers. We were a multicultural publisher before the term gained wide currency, although we define "multicultural" as inclusive of all cultures not just those neglected in the past. |
Book, Chapbook | Poetry, Fiction | English, Native American Languages | No | Contributor Copies | |
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University of Alberta Press The University of Alberta Press publishes works by established and emerging Canadian and international authors whose scholarship enlightens our society, engages communities, and challenges boundaries. We focus on materials for scholars, citizens, and policy makers concerned with prairie, mountain, and circumpolar histories and cultures; First Nations, Métis, and Inuit studies; literary and cultural studies; environmental studies; and Petrocultures. |
Book, eBook | NonFiction, Fiction, Poetry | English | Yes | Contributor Copies, Token: <0.01/word | |
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Brooding Heron Press We have been publishing letterpress books of poetry since 1982 (books by Gary Snyder, Denise Levertov, James Laughlin, Hayden Carruth, Donald Hall, John Haines, Pattiann Rogers, etc.). We live on an isolated island off the Washington coast in a log house we built ourselves. We have a C&P, a small Vandercook proof press, a little tabletop Adana, and a large flatbed Challenge. Besides the print shop (which occupies a third of the main floor of the house), we have a bookbindery complete with Challenge paper cutter, a floor model board shears, and two nipping presses. We’ve been off the grid for 29 years. What power we have comes from solar panels. Sally is the printer; Sam (who also served as the inaugural poet laureate of Washington) is the resident bookbinder. |
Book, Chapbook | Poetry | English | Yes | Contributor Copies | |
| The Shoutflower |