Cheers Ta Press info to go here.    Issue 1 Summer in the City  

Independent Presses Here are some of the other presses that we have uncovered: Nailah  

Pipeline A Manchester-based poetry / short story magazine which ran for five issues in the 2000s. Issue 3 is only available digitally. Set up by members of Monday

Flapjack Press   Flapjack Press set up in the 2000s and is still publishing. It specialises in publishing writers known on Manchester’s spoken word and live poetry scene.

Small Rocks This booklet was produced by Commonword in partnership with RAPAR (Refugee and Asylum Participatory Action Research) and CAN (Community Arts Northwest) and published in 2010. People

Gatehouse Books   Gatehouse was set up in the late 1970s to provide “an opportunity for writers to express their thoughts and feelings on aspects of their lives.” 

Mongrel Press A poetry press publishing chapbooks / pamphlets and recordings by global majority Manchester writers. Published work in the mid- to late nineties.    Mongrel Moon –

Lifetimes This collective autobiography was published as a set of seven booklets in 1975 with the support of the Manchester Studies department at what was then called Manchester

Citizen 32 ‘Radical poetry, fiction and art with a global view’ reads the tagline.   Set up by editors John G Hall, Christina McAlpine and Dave Toomer in

Set up by Jan Whalen and Suzanne Batty in the late 1990s. Panshine published a poetry magazine called Rain Dog which ran for sixteen issues between 2000 and