We are a young house. We published our first title, Tennessee Williams in Provincetown by David Kaplan in October 2006. However, we are not short on experience. Our staff has decades of experience in all aspects of the book trade from bookselling to printing, from web design to marketing, and from photography to teaching writing. We are committed to creatives, to teaching people how to create and to helping the rest of us understand and appreciate the creation.

We are not a traditional publisher — either in form or content. No, we’re not abandoning the traditional book. We love the sound of a spine cracking and the smell of a new book just as much as any bibliophile. Yes, we’re embracing the new opportunities technology affords publishers, authors and readers to share and interact with each other. We just finished creating web sites with blogs for all of our books. Now our authors and readers have a place to gather and converse. Our author John DiLeo’s blog for his book Screen Savers: 40 Remarkable Movies Awaiting Rediscovery hosts over forty videos of John talking about those movies he loves. It’s a very active blog with many people subscribing to its RSS feed, so they can keep in touch.

Tennessee Williams in Provincetown, David Kaplan
The Collected Series: Five Approaches to Acting, David Kaplan
Screen Savers: 40 Remarkable Movies Awaiting Rediscovery, John DiLeo

Applied Financial Accounting: Implications for Analysts, Alexander J. Sannella, ISBN 978-1-60182-080-0
Tennessee Williams: His Life, His Art, His World,Richard Freeman Leavitt and Kenneth Holditch,ISBN 978-1-60182-000-6
Stones, Michael Aaron Rockland, ISBN 978-1-60182-300-7

Jody Hansen, Rights and Permissions, jody@hansenpublishing.com, 732-220-1211