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| Founded | 2004 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Derrick C. Brown |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Headquarters location | Austin, Texas |
| Distribution | SCB Distributors [1] |
| Publication types | Books |
| Official website | writebloody |
Write Bloody Publishing is an independent American publishing house, founded in 2004 by traveling poet Derrick C. Brown. [2]
| Authors | Books |
|---|---|
| Sheleen McElhinney | Every Little Vanishing, 2021 |
| David Pérez | Love in a Time of Robot Apocalypse, 2011 |
| Aaron Levy Samuels | Yarmulkes & Fitted Caps, 2013 |
| Amber Flame | Ordinary Cruelty, 2017 |
| Andrea Gibson | Pole Dancing to Gospel Hymns, 2010 The Madness Vase, 2011 Pansy, 2015 |
| Anis Mojgani | The Feather Room, 2011 Songs from Under the River, 2013 The Pocketknife Bible: The Poems and Art of Anis Mojgani, 2015 |
| Annelyse Gelman | Everyone I Love is a Stranger to Someone, 2014 |
| Beau Sia | The Undisputed Greatest Writer of All Time, 2012 |
| Bill Moran | Oh God Get Out Get Out, 2017 |
| Brandon Melendez | Gold that Frames The Mirror, 2019 |
| Brendan Constantine | Birthday Girl with Possum, 2011 |
| Bucky Sinister | Time Bomb Snooze Alarm, 2012 |
| Buddy Wakefield | Stunt Water, 2015 |
| Caitlin Scarano | Do Not Bring Him Water, 2017 |
| Clint Smith | Counting Descent, 2016 |
| Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz | Dear Future Boyfriend, 2011 Hot Teen Slut, 2011 How to Love the Empty Air, 2018 |
| Derrick C. Brown | Born in the Year of the Butterfly Knife, 2004 I Love You is Back, 2006 Scandelabra, 2009 Learn Then Burn: A Modern Poetry Anthology for the Classroom, 2010 Learn Then Burn Teacher Guide and Workbook Companion, 2010 Strange Light, 2012 Learn Then Burn 2: This Time It's Personal, 2014 Our Poison Horse, 2014 UH-OH, 2016 Hello. It Doesn’t Matter., 2018 |
| Elaina M. Ellis | Write About an Empty Birdcage, 2011 |
| Ernest Cline | The Importance of Being Ernest, 2013 |
| Franny Choi | Floating, Brilliant, Gone, 2014 |
| Hieu Minh Nguyen | This Way to the Sugar, 2014 |
| Jackson Burgess | Atrophy, 2018 |
| Jason Bayani | Amulet, 2013 |
| Jeanann Verlee | Racing Hummingbirds, 2010 Said the Manic to the Muse, 2015 |
| Jeremy Radin | Slow Dance with Sasquatch, 2012 |
| Jon Sands | The New Clean, 2011 |
| Karen Finneyfrock | Ceremony for the Choking Ghost, 2010 |
| Khary Jackson | Any Psalm You Want: Poems, 2013 |
| Lauren Zuinga | The Smell of Good Mud, 2012 |
| Lino Anunciacion | The Way We Move Through Water, 2018 |
| Megan Falley | After the Witch Hunt, 2012 Redhead and the Slaughter King, 2014 Drive Here and Devastate Me, 2018 How Poetry Can Change Your Heart, 2019 |
| Mike McGee | In Search of Midnight, 2009 |
| Miles Walser | What the Night Demands, 2013 |
| Mindy Nettifee | Rise of the Trustfall, 2010 Glitter in the Blood, 2012 Open Your Mouth Like a Bell, 2018 |
| Nancy Huang | Favorite Daughter, 2017 |
| Nicole Homer | Pecking Order, 2017 |
| Pages Matam | The Heart of a Comet, 2014 |
| Rob "RatpackSlim" Sturma | Miles of Hallelujah, 2009 |
| Sarah Kay | No Matter the Wreckage, 2014 |
| Seema Reza | A Constellation of Half-Lives, 2019 |
| Shanny Jean Maney | I Love Science!, 2012 |
| Sierra DeMulder | The Bones Below, 2010 New Shoes on a Dead Horse, 2012 |
| Tara Hardy | Bring Down the Chandeliers, 2011 My, My, My, My, My, 2016 |
| Taylor Mali | What Learning Leaves, 2002 The Last Time As We Are, 2009 Bouquet of Red Flags, 2014 |
| Tim Stafford | Learn Then Burn, 2010 Learn Then Burn Teacher Guide and Workbook Companion, 2010 Learn Then Burn 2: This Time It's Personal, 2014 |
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