Some People Press
Middling, Some People PressSome People Press publishes autobiographies by formerly incarcerated writers as well as art books and other subjects.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | sppbooks.substack.com |
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Preorder: Catching Lightning, More Letters from Prison
The cover to Catching Lightning, Patty Prewitt’s much anticipated sequel to her first book of letters from prison, Trying to Catch Lightning in a Jar, which presented letters from the first eighteen years of her incarceration. The new book,...
An excerpt from: Enjoy the Ride!
William Shawn Tillman with copies of his newly released autobiography, Enjoy the Ride! Help support William and Some People Press by purchasing a copy of the book. Read Karleigh Frisbie Brogan’s foreword here. Read previous excerpts here an...
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Terry James was the first participant from the prison autobiographical writing workshop to publish a book, Smile Now, Cry Later, with Some People Press. You can read the afterword Miranda July wrote for it here. We posted another excerpt of...
Foreword to Enjoy The Ride! by William Shawn Tillman
Just released, Enjoy The Ride! by William Shawn Tilman. The fifth book in Some People Press’ Same Time Series, which publishes autobiographical books as part of a weekly prison writing workshop at Columbia River Correctional Institution in ...
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Publishing autobiographical books by formerly incarcerated writers, as well as art books, and other subjects.
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