Galiot Press Substack
Henriette Lazaridis, Anjali M DuvaWe publish books of fiction and non-fiction that emerge from the confluence of currents and cultures. We seek important writing essential to our changing world, including writing that defies traditional categorization or takes artistic risks.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 32 |
| Subscribers | Read | galiotpress.substack.com |
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New classes in writing & marketing
It’s been a week, hasn’t it? We hope all of you, our readers, are holding tight in the face of devastating fires, bitter cold, and nefarious policies. This is a time to lean on our communities, our art, our creativity, and our perseverance....
Editing behind the scenes
don't we all agree verb tenses are fascinating?
Lots of offerings for writers
We’re excited to be getting to work on our first two books. (As we speak, Henriette’s on deadline to send her editorial letter to Emily Ross, which is exciting in its own way!) There’s lots to look forward to next year with these books. AND...
Our Second Book!
And the launch of our "insider" emails
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
LAST DAYS IN PLAKA a Good Morning America Buzz Pick. TERRA NOVA named “ingenious new novel” by New York Times. best-selling novel THE CLOVER HOUSE. Krouna Writing Workshop in Greece. The Entropy Hotel Substack. co-founder Galiot Press
Anjali Mitter Duva is an Indian American writer who was raised in France. She's the author of FAINT PROMISE OF RAIN, fiction co-editor @Solstice Literary Magazine, co-founder of the Arlington Author Salon, & an instructor at Grub Street Writers.
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