Whiskey Creek Press
From the publisher
“Whiskey Creek Press is a royalty-paying traditional publisher of fiction and non-fiction by outstanding, award-winning authors. We published our first titles in March, 2003 and we have grown to include a catalog of over 600 titles representing about 250 authors. We publish in ebook and traditional trade paperback formats, and maintain two retail websites, our all-genre General Line at www.whiskeycreekpress.com and our sensual erotic Torrid Romance Line at www.whiskeycreekpresstorrid.com.
The majority of our titles are published in both ebook and trade paperback formats. Our ebooks are also available at third party resellers like Fictionwise, Mobipocket, and Amazon Kindle, and our trade paperbacks can be purchased at Amazon and through bookstores special order. The Whiskey Creek Press author contract is for a three (3) year period for worldwide ebook and trade paperback rights. Royalty payments to authors are quarterly based on industry commission standards. As a traditional publisher, Whiskey Creek Press charges NO fees of any kind to authors for publishing services. Editorial services, cover art design and production, paperback set-up fees, and ISBN numbers are provided at absolutely no fee to our contracted authors.”
Submissions
They publish a little of every thing including poetry and short stories.? Guidelines are on the site.
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Founded 2003
Contact
Whiskey Creek Press
101 Hudson Street, 37th Floor, suite 3705
Jersey City, NJ 07302
Twitter: https://twitter.com/whiskeycreekp
As a journalist/columnist/author of some globally-acclaimed books, I would like to get my children’s story
‘Once Upon A Time’ published. It is an animal based children’s story. Only 65 stories. Manuscript is ready. I don’t like
self-publishing/ package scheme anyway. My forthcoming book ‘Middle East– In a missing link’ is coming soon within
a month. pl. reply
Dr. Biplab K. Mazumdar
I’m a professional illustrator with over 30 years of experience. Check out my website http://www.clownbankstudio.com
I am developing an r rated joke book entitled “Americas Best Books”. The first joke is The Golden Stream by I. P. Freely. I intend to have about 100 pages of such things. I can send a sample.
Whiskey Creek Press
My name is Charlie Barnett I write western novels . I am a member of Western Writers of America. I now have three novels on Kindle, I also have self published novels on my website:
http://www.gateswoodbooks.com I have finished a novel that is quite lengthy I’m looking to get published by a well known publisher as Whiskey Creek Press if possible. I love your website and have read most of your western authors.
My novel “ Run Johnny Run,” is quite long, a tad over hundred thousand words, it is on disc in Microsoft Word. It has been professional edited and finished. In 1876 in southern Montana a log cabin was burned down by the by the Lakota, Cheyenne Indians the only survivor was a 11 year-old boy Johnny Herein.
I personally think will be a good read for the entire family, there is no vulgar language or text to embarrass mom or dad if Jr. gets hold of the novel. I am a cow boy from South Alabama and love to write.
Do let me send you this manuscript for your approval.
Phone: 251 931-0102
e mail: charlie@gateswoodbooks.com
Are you accepting new, Western, submissions currently?
Thanks Ronald Garver
The three Java Adventure books I have self published have generated a local following in South Florida since the stories focus on a Key Largo man who lives on his sailboat in Blackwater Sound and can’t seem to stay out of trouble.
Through this trilogy he has found himself driving a laundry truck where he is being used as a “mule” transporting cocaine, (Java) finds and marries a beautiful Greek woman named Sophia, helps his best friend spring a lady from a mental institution, fought escaped convicts, sailed the Caribbean, attacked by Haitian pirates (Crazy Love) and, finally, caught up in a fight to save endangered Woodrats in a wildlife refuge.
The current adventure finds Java flying to Colombia with his crazy cousin to transport thirteen bales of marijuana back to Florida. It is based on a true story. Each book finds the main character –Java — learning more about himself and how to navigate the treacherous waters of his life. The setting is vividly real life in Key Largo.