OOC -- Looking for a Small Press

[sythyry]

I'm still looking for a small press for Wrath of Trees. (I am not planning to look indefinitely; if I don't find a suitable small press soon enough, I'll take some other approach.) Here are the most promising ones I've turned up.

1. Sofawolf, a reputable furry publisher. I don't know the publishers myself, but we have many friends in common; and they've been around for years. (Disadvantage: Wrath of Trees is more "nonhuman alien" than "furry" per se. The main character has bark, not fur, and the animal aspects of characters are not strong.)
2. EDGE / Tesseract They seem to like some things I'm good at, like unique settings, alien life forms, and magic systems.
3. Swimming Kangaroo
4. Tyrannosaurus Press
5. Sense of Wonder Press
6. Gryphonwood Press
7. Echelon Press

So here's a poll to make things easy. I'd appreciate comments if you have any more details -- or a private note if there's something that shouldn't be quite so public.

And, thanks very much for helping me with this.

[Poll #1408609]

Comments

Re: More on Sofawolf...

[sythyry.livejournal.com]

I'm a furry. I don't quite know Sofawolf personally, but you're not the only friend of mine who's involved with them. They've even sold World Tree on their table at cons for us once or twice. They're definitely on my list.

Re: More on Sofawolf...

[ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com]

Good luck, then.

I think if you had a World Tree novel with mammalian characters, it would be right up their alley. That's worth a thought. *ponder* Or even an anthology.

Re: More on Sofawolf...

[sythyry.livejournal.com]

Yup!

Wrath is only marginally in their domain -- their readers would like it (and many of their readers know my name anyways) -- but it doesn't read as furry to me.

Mating Flight would be more appealing to them, I think. It's not exactly furry either, but it's a lot closer to furry style.