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January 3, 2009

There were fewer than half a million Jews in the Warsaw ghetto. There are a million and a half Palestinians in the Gaza ghetto. Jews in the Warsaw ghetto resisted the Nazi occupation with whatever crude weapons they had. A few Germans were killed or wounded but it wasn't a fair fight. Palestinians are resisting the Israeli occupation. A few Jews have been killed or wounded but it's not a fair fight. Here are some excerpts from Chapter Forty-two of Oprah's Dead Son:


"...Things didn't work out for The Third Reich and handy-dandy, Jews got to be God's chosen people again. Jews got given the State of Israel because of all the wrong that got done to them by Hitler and the Nazis, the same way Hitler and the Nazis got given Germany on account of all the wrong that got done to Germans after the First World War. Jews can do no wrong on account of all the wrong that got done to them. The State of Israel can get away with murder the same way Nazis got away with murder. Turnabout is fair play. To the victors go the spoils. Might makes right. Because of the Holocaust, Israel doesn't have to abide by international law, the same way Hitler didn't have to abide by international law after the Treaty of Versailles. The Israeli Defense Force can attack and occupy any territory it wants to attack and occupy. UN resolutions have no effect on the State of Israel. Israel can kill and maim and kidnap anyone it wants to kill and maim and kidnap. Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been routinely tortured in Israeli jails for decades but let one lonely nineteen-year-old Jewish soldier take a wrong turn in Gaza and all holy hell breaks loose—and that's just for starters..."

"...Who's more likely to nuke its neighbors? Iran? A country with no nuclear weapons who's a party in good standing to a global nonproliferation treaty? Or Israel? A country with close to four hundred nuclear warheads mounted on cruise missiles in submarines that can be launched in a matter of minutes against any other country in the world, a country with a paranoid-schizophrenic penchant for unprovoked attacks on other sovereign nations, a country that's not only not a party to a nonproliferation treaty but doesn't admit it has any nuclear weapons, period? What kind of big fat lie is that..."

"...Jews are a hundred times more likely to be billionaires than anyone else 'cause everyone else in the world is terrified of Jews. The last thing you ever want to do is piss off a Jew. Why? Whoa, let me count the ways. First, Jews are in charge of propaganda for the multinational Nazi conglomerates that have all the money in the world, second, the State of Israel has more nuclear weapons than China, India, Pakistan and the UK put together and third, the United States will protect and defend Israel at all costs against all enemies forever because no politician can get elected in America without the support of Jews and guys who kiss up to Jews in the media and entertainment monopoly. If you piss off a Jew nobody will ever hear a word you have to say—you'll be blackballed, blacklisted, despised, rejected, demonized, ignored, intimidated—and if you piss of Israel you'll get nuked. It's a stacked deck..."

"...A handful of Holocaust survivors and their offspring, with the all-pervasive media and entertainment monopoly on their side, are holding the whole world hostage. What should we be more worried about, Israeli cruise missiles armed with nuclear warheads being launched against the United States or Iran maybe enriching enough uranium to blow some Ayatollah's nose someday? The morons in media and entertainment will tell you it's the Ayatollah's nose we have to worry about. How absurd is that? You tell me. Those are the kinds of questions you can ask 'til the cows come home and not only will you never get an answer but nobody will ever even get to hear the question. Hitler and The Holocaust created a monster that's gonna give birth to a monster a thousand times worse than Hitler and the Holocaust ever were..."

"...Israel's nuclear arsenal has been around since 1968. Every little community of ten thousand people in the State of Israel has its own personal nuclear weapon. There are sixty-five million people in Iran and the whole country doesn't have any nuclear weapons at all. Israel has unilaterally bombed other countries. Iran hasn't. Those are facts. One out of every four hundred people in the world is Jewish and one out of every three billionaires is a Jew. True or false? True..."

"...The land of the free and the home of the brave has been ceded to a handful of Jews and guys who kiss up to Jews in media and entertainment who gear everything that gets into anyone's brain toward two overriding objectives, making money for corporate Nazis and protecting and defending the State of Israel to the last breath of life on earth—whatever it takes, however many trillions of dollars, however much innocent blood, there's nothing more important than making money and keeping Israel safe..."

"...There wasn't much Israel and the United States liked better than Iran and Iraq killing and maiming each other to the tune of however many million people it was during the Iran-Iraq war. The more Muslims that kill each other, the fewer Muslims we're going to have to kill in order for Israel to be secure and live in peace. As long there are any self-respecting Muslims left in the Middle East, Israel's never gonna be secure. Nobody in Israel even wants to live in peace. What would there be to kvetch about? It's hard to play the hapless victim when you're pound-for-pound the most powerful nation on the planet. We've hitched our star to a tribe of crazy people.."

"...The global Nazi oligarchy's gonna come out smelling like a rose no matter who wins or loses in the Middle East or anywhere else. Jews and guys who kiss up to Jews in the media and entertainment monopoly know how to perpetuate conflict, how to turn it into sizzle, how to sell it, how to capitalize on it. What progress has peace in the Middle East made in sixty years? None. Israel doesn't want an end to hostilities on any terms but its own and its terms are that as long as there's a single Islamic martyr willing to kill himself or herself in order to hurt a single Jew there's not gonna be an end to hostilities. Hostilities make money. There's always gonna be a quibble, a nuance, another nutty little Netanyahu nit to pick. Who's gonna solve that? The bottom line is that Israeli Jews and Arab Muslims don't hit it off, period, and it serves the purposes of media and entertainment to see to it that they never do. I suppose that's anti-Semitic, too..."

"...If I'd lived in Nazi Germany, Hitler would've pissed me off. I would've tried to piss him off back. I may have ended up in Dachau but I'd way rather have been in Dachau than goose-stepping around with a swastika on my arm, swallowing Nazi schmaltz all day every day. Where I'm living now is in Nazi America, and it's guys like Si Newhouse and Sumner Redstone and Michael Bloomberg and David Geffen and Stephen Spielberg and Arthur Sulzberger and Jeff Berg and their lawyers and publicists and the army of politicians, college professors and think tank dweebs they own and operate who piss me off. They've got the whole world gagging on worthless, moneygrubbing Nazi schmaltz and drowning in mindless, thoughtless, criminally insane corporate-Nazi horseshit..."


Here's Ginny Good in its entirety. It's free, like me. G.

http://everyonewhosanyone.com/ggsyn1.html

Gerard Jones
everyone@everyonewhosanyone.com
http://www.everyonewhosanyone.com

"...they'll have me whipped for speaking true, thou'lt
have me whipped for lying; and sometimes I am
whipped for holding my peace. I had rather be any
kind o' thing than a fool: and yet I would not be
thee, nuncle..."




Hachette Book Group
1271 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
(212) 522-7200

(Warner Books/Grand Central Publishing, Warner Business Books, FaithWords, Mysterious Press, Yen Books, Aspect, Little, Brown and Company, Back Bay Books, Bulfinch Press)

http://www.hachettebookgroupusa.com

David Young, CEO and Chairman
david.young@hbgusa.com

Tom Maciag, EVP, CFO
tom.maciag@hbgusa.com

Michael Pietsch, SVP, Publisher, Little, Brown
michael.pietsch@hbgusa.com

Jamie Raab, SVP, Publisher, Warner Books
jamie.raab@hbgusa.com

Carol Ross, EVP, General Counsel
carol.ross@hbgusa.com

Maja Thomas, VP, Publisher, Hachette Audio
maja.thomas@hbgusa.com

Anthony Goff, Publishing Director, Audio
anthony.goff@hbgusa.com

Reagan Arthur, Executive Editor, Little, Brown
reagan.arthur@hbgusa.com

Judy Clain, Executive Editor, Little, Brown
judy.clain@hbgusa.com

Jonathan Karp, Editor-in-Chief, Warner Twelve
jonathan.karp@hbgusa.com

Deb Futter
deb.futter@hbgusa.com

Beth DeGuzman, Editorial Director, Warner Books
beth.deguzman@hbgusa.com

Mitch Hoffman, Executive Editor, Warner Books
mitch.hoffman@hbgusa.com

Geoff Shandler, Editor-in-Chief, Little, Brown
geoff.shandler@hbgusa.com

Tracy Behar, Executive Editor, Little, Brown
tracy.behar@hbgusa.com

Rick Wolff, VP, Executive Editor, Warner Books
(Business, personal finance, self-help, sports,
edcuation, politics and thrillers)
rick.wolff@hbgusa.com

Emi Battaglia, Associate Publisher, Warner Books
emi.battaglia@hbgusa.com

Pat Strachan, Senior Editor, Little, Brown
pat.strachan@hbgusa.com

Kurt Hassler, Co-Publishing Director, Yen Press
kurt.hassler@hbgusa.com

Rich Johnson, Co-Publishing Director, Yen Press
rich.johnson@hbgusa.com

Jaime Levine, Editor, Warner Aspect
jaime.levine@hbgusa.com

Karen Kosztolnyik (see more)
Senior Editor, Warner Books
karen.kosztolnyik@hbgusa.com

Emily Griffin, Editor, Warner Books
emily.griffin@hbgusa.com

Leila Porteous, Editor, Warner Wellness
leila.porteous@hbgusa.com

Natalie Kaire, Editor, Warner Wellness
natalie.kaire@hbgusa.com

Michele Bidelspach, Editor, Warner Forever
michele.bidelspach@hbgusa.com

Celia Johnson
celia.johnson@hbgusa.com

Terry Adams
terry.adams@hbgusa.com

Les Pockell
les.pockell@hbgusa.com

Diana Baroni, Senior Editor
diana.baroni@hbgusa.com

Dianne Choie
dianne.choie@hbgusa.com

Devi Pillai, Editor, Warner Aspect
devi.pillai@hbgusa.com

Asya Muchnick
asya.muchnick@hbgusa.com

Michael Sand, Editor, Bullfinch
michael.sand@hbgusa.com

Benjamin Greenberg
benjamin.greenberg@hbgusa.com

Eve Rabinovits
eve.rabinovits@hbgusa.com

Karen Murgolo
karen.murgolo@hbgusa.com

Junie Dahn
junie.dahn@hbgusa.com

Ian Lundy
ian.lundy@hbgusa.com

Diana Gonzalez
diana.gonzalez@hbgusa.com



Grove/Atlantic
841 Broadway
New York, NY 10003

(Cannongate)

http://www.groveatlantic.com

Morgan Entrekin, Publisher
mentrekin@groveatlantic.com

Joan Bingham
jbingham@groveatlantic.com

Elisabeth Schmitz
eschmitz@groveatlantic.com

Liese Mayer, Editor, Canongate
liese.mayer@groveatlantic.com

Andrew Robinton
andrew.robinton@groveatlantic.com

Dara Hyde
dhyde@groveatlantic.com

Alex Littlefield, Editorial Assistant
alittlefield@groveatlantic.com


Dear Mr. Jones, Thank you for your e-mail and for your interest in Grove/Atlantic. Unfortunately, given the overwhelming volume of material we receive, we are unable to accept unsolicited submissions. We have a hard enough time keeping up with submissions from agents these days, and therefore have made it our policy to no longer consider manuscripts directly from authors.

I don't know if you've begun the hunt for an agent yet but I think you would be well served by getting one. It's almost impossible to get published these days without one, and they are crucial in refining an author's work, finding an appropriate publishing house and editor, and protecting the author's interests.

My apologies if you already know this, but I've found this is a useful way to go about getting an agent. Rather than sending out 100 copies of your work, target them carefully. Find a dozen or so books which you think are similar in style or substance to yours—perhaps avoid huge bestsellers—and approach the agent behind the book. He or she is usually listed in the acknowledgements, or you can usually find the name online with a bit of creative Google searching. Send each of these agents a personalized letter explaining what drew you to them and their agency, and describing your work. Be sure to do your research; resources like The Literary Market Place, The Writer's Handbook, and The Writer's Guide to Book Editors, Publishers, and Literary Agents will have contact information as well as details on what the agent accepts from authors. Good luck! Regards, Alex Littlefield

Hey, Alex, I wrote the book on literary agents...and editors and publishers and movie guys and media guys and "writing" teachers and booksellers and publicists and sundry other greater and lesser hypesters, but thanks for your considerate response. G.

Gerard Jones
http://everyonewhosanyone.com

Jessica Monahan
jmonahan@groveatlantic.com



Hyperion Books
77 West 66th Street
New York, NY 10023

http://www.hyperionbooks.com

Ellen Archer, Vice President, Publisher
ellen.archer@abc.com

Leslie Wells, Executive Editor
leslie.wells@abc.com

Gretchen Young, Executive Editor
gretchen.young@abc.com

Wendy Lefkon, Editor, Hyperion-Disney
wendy.lefkon@disney.com

Jill Sansone, Hyperion Rights Department
jill.sansone@abc.com

Jody Revenson
jody.revenson@disney.com

Niel Vuolo
niel.vuolo@disney.com

Jessica Ward
jessica.ward@disney.com

Arianne Lewin, Associate Editor
Hyperion Books for Children and YA Novels
arianne.lewin@disney.com

Corinna Harmon
corinna.harmon@abc.com

Susan Francis
susan.e.francis@abc.com



Weinstein Books
99 Hudson Street, 5th Flr.
New York, NY 10013
(212) 219-4100

http://www.weinsteinbooks.com

Judy Hottensen, Publisher
judy.hottensen@weinsteinco.com

Kristin Powers, Associate Publisher
kristin.powers@weinsteinco.com



Perseus Books Group
387 Park Avenue South, 12th Flr.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 340-8100

(Basic Books, Public Affairs, Seal Press, Westview, DaCapo, Nation Books)

http://www.perseusbooksgroup.com

David Steinberger, CEO
david.steinberger@perseusbooks.com

Carolyn Savarese, VP, Rights
carolyn.savarese@perseusbooks.com

Melissa Serdinsky, VP, Production
melissa.serdinsky@perseusbooks.com



Basic Books
387 Park Avenue, South, 12th Flr.
New York, NY 10016

http://www.basicbooks.com

Jo Ann Miller, Editorial Director
joann.miller@perseusbooks.com

Lara Heimert, Executive Editor
lara.heimert@perseusbooks.com

Whitney Casser
whitney.casser@perseusbooks.com

Brandon Proia
brandon.proia@perseusbooks.com



PublicAffairs
250 West 57th Street, Suite 1321
New York, NY 10107
(212) 397-6666

http://www.publicaffairsbooks.com

publicaffairs@perseusbooks.com

Susan Weinberg, Publisher
susan.weinberg@perseusbooks.com

Peter Osnos, Editor
peter.osnos@perseusbooks.com

Clive Priddle, Executive Editor
clive.priddle@publicaffairsbooks.com

Lisa Kaufman, VP, Editor, Director of Marketing (@)
lisa.kaufman@perseusbooks.com


Gerard, what an amusing website, so expressive of editors' deep fear of being sucked under by a tidal wave of crap submissions, which may inspire their overwhelmed and bored assistants to resign, whereupon their company will seize the opportunity to reduce headcount. I deeply sympathize. PublicAffairs is a nonfiction publisher specializing in works of journalism, history, biography, memoir, and social criticism, most often by people who are public figures and/or have well-established journalistic credentials. Our books tend to be story-driven (as opposed to research based or service-oriented), highly publicizable, and about subjects of social, historical, cultural, or political significance. "Signature" books include Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage by Chris Drew and Sherry Sontag; The Crisis of Global Capitalism by George Soros; The Tiananmen Papers; Black Mass: The Irish Mob, the FBI, and a Devil's Deal by Gerard O'Neill and Dick Lehr; the 2002 NBCC Award finalist War is a Force That Gives Us Meaning by Chris Hedges; Washington, by Meg Greenfield; and Common Nonsense, by house author Andy Rooney. I tend to acquire fewer of the many politics-oriented books we do and more personal and "character-driven" books—such as a memoir by comedian Richard Lewis about his recovery from addiction, more literary/writerly narratives, like The Cat from Hue: A Vietnam War Story by John Laurence, and investigative journalism with new journalistic voice (Pipe Dreams: Greed, Ego, and the Death of Enron by Robert Bryce). I am also interested in the arts and environmental issues. Best of luck, Lisa

Dear Lisa: Candid responses like yours and Bill Frucht's chuckle me out and make this little project worth doing. Thanks. Hey, I just noticed you canceled your Audio Book, COMMON NONSENSE by Andy Rooney. You should replace it with an audio version of my book, GINNY GOOD. I'll read the thing for free and my voice is easily as gravely as his voice. Seriously. My agent sold most of the other rights but she kept the audio rights. She's trying to sell them at this very moment. Send her an e-mail.

Laura Strachan
alacrity@ix.netcom.com

You think I'm kidding. I'm not. Oh, oh, you should also tell some of the Perseus Book Group guys to buy the rights to this website and make it into a book too. It's really the most comprehensive, up-to-date and "real" listing of all the best literary agents, editors and publishers in the known universe and beyond—in addition to which, it's environmentally safe art. No kidding. Check out the Nettle article in the Reviews Section on this page:

http://everyonewhosanyone.com/wps.html

He says it's total art. A new form. Ha! And if you need any help marketing any of your books, let me know. Thanks again. G.

Robert Kimzey, Managing Editor
robert.kimzey@perseusbooks.com

Kate Darnton, Senior Editor
kate.darnton@perseusbooks.com

Lindsay Jones, Assistant Editor
lindsay.jones@publicaffairsbooks.com

Niki Papadopoulos
niki.papadopoulos@perseusbooks.com

Whitney Peeling, Publicity
whitney.peeling@perseusbooks.com



Seal Press
1700 4th Street
Berkeley, California 94710
(510) 595-4228

http://www.sealpress.com

Krista Lyons, Publisher
krista.lyons@perseusbooks.com

Brooke Warner, Senior Editor (see more)
brooke.warner@perseusbooks.com



Westview Press
5500 Central Ave.
Boulder, CO 80301

http://www.westviewpress.com

Karl Yambert, Senior Editor
(Anthropology & Archaeology, Environmental Studies
Area Studies: Middle East, Africa, Latin America)
karl.yambert@perseusbooks.com

Kelsey Mitchell, Editorial Assistant
kelsey.mitchell@perseusbooks.com



Da Capo Press
11 Cambridge Center
Cambridge, MA 02142

387 Park Avenue South, 12th Flr.
New York, NY 10016
(212) 340-8100

http://www.dacapopress.com

John Radziewicz, Publisher
(History, literature, film, general nonfiction)
john.radziewicz@perseusbooks.com

Fred Francis, Managing Editor
fred.francis@perseusbooks.com

Ben Schafer, Senior Editor
(Music, performing arts, popular culture)
ben.schafer@perseusbooks.com

Jonathan Crowe
jonathan.crowe@perseusbooks.com



NationBooks
116 East 16th St., 8th Flr.
New York, NY 10003
(212) 822-0250

http://www.nationbooks.org

Hamilton Fish, Publisher
hamilton.fish@perseusbooks.com *

John Sherer, Publisher
john.sherer@perseusbooks.com

Carl Bromley, Editorial Director
carlb@thenation.com


...had no idea i was listed but I love the site! CARL BROMLEY, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

Are you anyone? Then you're listed. Spread it around. Thanks. G.

Michele Jacob, Publicity
michele.jacob@perseusbooks.com



Counterpoint Press
2117 Fourth St., Ste. D
Berkeley, CA 94701
(510) 704-0230

(Shoemaker & Hoard, Soft Skull Press)

http://www.counterpointpress.com

Charlie Winton, CEO
charlie.winton@counterpointpress.com

Roxanna Font Aliaga, Managing Editor
roxanna.aliaga@counterpointpress.com

Abbye Simkowitz
abbye.simkowitz@counterpointpress.com

Niki Papadopoulos
niki.papadopoulos@counterpointpress.com

Jack Shoemaker, VP, Editorial Director
jack.shoemaker@counterpointpress.com

Sharon Donovan, Publishing Director
sharon.donovan@counterpointpress.com

Richard Nash, Executive Editor
richard.nash@counterpointpress.com

Anne Horowitz, Assistant Editor
anne.horowitz@counterpointpress.com

Adam Krefman, Assistant Editor
adam.krefman@counterpointpress.com

Julie Pinkerton, Executive Assistant
julie.pinkerton@counterpointpress.com



Soft Skull Press
19 West 21st St., Ste. 1101
New York NY 10010

http://www.softskull.com

Luke Gerwe, Managing Editor
luke@softskull.com



South End Press
7 Brookline Street, Suite 1
Cambridge MA 02139-4146

http://www.southendpress.org

bell hooks
southend@southendpress.org

Urvashi Vaid
southend@southendpress.org

Howard Zinn
southend@southendpress.org

Barbara Ehrenreich
southend@southendpress.org

Manning Marable
southend@southendpress.org



Melville House Publishing
300 Observer Hwy., 3rd. Flr.
Hoboken, NJ 07030.

http://www.mhpbooks.com

Dennis Loy Johnson (@)
info@mhpbooks.com


Update, March, 2006

Neither Dennis Johnson nor Valerie Merians are either Nazis or morons or any of the other things most of the rest of the people on my little list are. I've put an ampersand (@) next to the names of people who are "Not a Nazi Moron" but who are good, decent, hard-working, worthwhile people in the entertainment and media businesses. If you want to Not be a Nazi Moron, let me know in fewer than a hundred words why you think you shouldn't be. Thanks. G.

Gerard Jones
everyone@everyonewhosanyone.com

Valerie Merians (@)
info@mhpbooks.com



Yale University Press
P.O. Box 209040
New Haven, CT 06520

http://www.yale.edu/yup

William Frucht, Executive Editor (@)
william.frucht@yale.edu


Dear Mr. Jones: Thanks very much for letting me know about your web site, which I've bookmarked. It was especially instructive to see such an endlessly inventive and lively display of rejection letters. Mine had become rather stale and your site was a real wake-up call. You generally have to be a recognized academic or journalist to publish with Basic Books. We do no fiction (at least not intentionally). My own publishing has concentrated in science, economics, law, politics, and international relations. We accept unagented proposals now and then but the author's credentials have to be very good. With best wishes, Bill Frucht

Dear Bill: I wish everyone in the whole world was exactly like you--charming, candid, informative. Phew. Stevie Smith had a poem where she kept talking about a breath of fresh air. Thanks. G.

Dear Gerard: Thanks for your note. I like my comment just the way it is (and am flattered by your posted response). Best wishes, Bill Frucht

Dear Bill: Thanks. I've started an international good guy movement: "Why can't everyone be just like Bill Frucht?" It's already all the rage in Tibet. G.

September 29, 2008

Dear Gerard: I?m so self-satisfied about our little exchange on your site (under the Basic Books heading) that every so often I reread it just to assure myself that I really am that nice a guy. Thus it pains me to recommend that you take it down. Not only does it give some out of date information, but I am no longer in that job. I left and went to Yale University Press this summer. I hope you?re well. Best wishes, Bill Frucht

Oh, man, it's gonna pain me, too...my sole example of man's humanity to man, gone, gone, gone. Woe, oh woe. But, wait! I can transfer the gist to YUP. Yippee! Oh, oh, go listen to the greatest single chapter ever made in the history of all literature since the dawn of time when you have nothing better to do. It's free. Like me. Thanks. G.

http://everyonewhosanyone.com/audio/GGch19m.mp3

Chris Rogers
chris.rogers@yale.edu



University of Chicago Press
1427 East 60th Street
Chicago, IL 60637

http://www.press.uchicago.edu

Alan G. Thomas, Editorial Director, Humanities and Sciences
at@press.uchicago.edu

T. David Brent, Executive Editor
(Anthropology, Philosophy and Psychology)
tdb@press.uchicago.edu


Dear Gerard, I believe this is the first time I've heard of or from you or about EWA. The concept doesn't make a lot of sense to me and I can't imagine where you got your information, especially about the University of Chicago Press. It must be pretty recent since Alex Schwartz has been here only a few months. Anyhow, good luck. David Brent

Dear David: I add things serendipitously as I come across them, so this may well be the first time you've heard of or from me. I included a link to a chapter by William Germano from his book published by the University of Chicago Press, and voila. The sense it makes to me is that it's a free, easily accessible guide to the US and UK publishing industries. Some people have use for such a thing, lots of people don't. Thanks. G.

Douglas Mitchell, Executive Editor
(Sociology and History)
dcm@press.uchicago.edu

John Tryneski
Editorial Director, Social Sciences and Paperback Publishing
jt@press.uchicago.edu

Robert P. Devens, Associate Editor
(American and Regional History)
rpd@press.uchicago.edu



Seven Stories Press
140 Watts Street
New York, NY 10013
(212) 226-8760

http://www.sevenstories.com

Dan Simon, Publisher
dan@sevenstories.com


Dear Mr. Jones, Actually, I think it's good to have it skimpy. Thanks, Dan

Crystal Yakacki
crystal@sevenstories.com

Meg Lemke
meg@sevenstories.com

Theresa Noll
theresa@sevenstories.com



McSweeney's
849 Valencia St.
San Francisco, CA 94110

http://www.mcsweeneys.net

booksubmissions@mcsweeneys.net

Barb Bersche, Publisher
barbb@mcsweeneys.net



MacAdam/Cage
155 Sansome St., Ste. 550
San Francisco CA 94104
(415) 986-7502

http://www.macadamcage.com

David Poindexter, Publisher
david@macadamcage.com

Pat Walsh, Editor
patwalsh@macadamcage.com

Khristina Wenzinger, Editor
khristina@macadamcage.com

Dave Adams, Associate Editor
daveadams@macadamcage.com



Impetus Press
PO Box 10025
Iowa City, IA 52240

http://www.impetuspress.com

Willy Blackmore, Co-Publisher (@)
submissions@impetuspress.com

Jennifer Banash, Co-Publisher (@) (see more)
submissions@impetuspress.com


Dear Gerard, My name is Jennifer Banash and I am the co-founder and co-publisher of Impetus Press of Iowa City, IA.. We would love to be included in your on-line guide. A struggling writer myself for the last few years, I have found Everyone Who's Anyone absolutely indispensable. We plan to publish four works of fiction this year, and five the following year. Here's a quick description of what we do:

Founded in the summer of 2005 on a mountain of contempt for mainstream publishing, Impetus Press was created to bridge the gap between experimental and commercial publishing. Here at Impetus Press, our goal is to print and promote works of literary fiction that have been lost in the seemingly endless gray area which lies between the lists of commercial and experimental presses. More specifically Impetus Press publishes serious works of literary fiction with a pop or urban sensibility. Please be aware that we publish literary fiction ONLY. No poetry, non-fiction, drama, or genre fiction of any kind.

Here, at Impetus, we challenge the notion that "serious" readers aren't concerned with pop culture, and that "mainstream" readers are mindless Neanderthals who shudder at the thought of anything "literary." In founding Impetus Press, we strive to change, not only the face of contemporary publishing as we know it, but the way in which writer?s are treated. At Impetus, both writers, and their work will be treated with the utmost respect, courtesy and consideration. In short, your work will be READ, carefully considered and treated with dignity.

For information on our submission policies, please refer to our website, currently under construction at www.impetuspress.com If you could include us,. we'd be very grateful.



Milkweed Editions
1011 Washington Avenue South, Ste. 300
Minneapolis MN 55415
(612) 332-3192

http://www.milkweed.org

Daniel Slager, Editor in Chief
daniel_slager@milkweed.org

Hilary Reeves, Managing Director
hilary_reeves@milkweed.org

George Knotek, Development Director
george_knotek@milkweed.org

Ben Barnhart, Associate Editor (666)
ben_barnhart@milkweed.org



Kensington Publishing Corp.
850 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022

http://www.kensingtonbooks.com

Walter Zacharius, CEO
wzacharius@kensingtonbooks.com


Dear Gerald Jones, Walter Zacharius has asked me to respond to your recent e-mail regarding your proposed reference work. For information about the Kensington staff, please visit our website. After you have drafted your entry for Kensington, you may send it to me for a final check, if you'd like. Regarding your books, I must say that neither of the books as you describe them sounds like a good match for our list. Since most publishers do not accept unagented submissions, I suggest you start looking for an agent. I wish you the best in finding an enthusiastic response. Thank you for your interest in Kensington. Sincerely, Michaela Hamilton, Editor in Chief

Dear Michaela: Here's preliminarily what your entry will look like. When I get the project onto a website I'll let you know. I'm still fiddling with it. The comments of those agents, editors and publishers who responded to my query or who have responded to my queries in the past will be accessible by clicking a "comments" bar under his or her name. For the purposes of this email, however, I'm simply including them. So far I've identified over six hundred individual literary agents and over four hundred editors and publishers, both in the US and the UK, but it's also an ongoing project which I'm sure will, when word gets around, include more and be more valuable and more current than information contained in the Literary Market Place ($389 per year) or any of the other current guides to agents, editors and publishers. Initially I'm going to be offering access to the website at no cost--no advertising, no popups, etc.--and simply asking users to send me whatever money they may care to send.

I'm also looking for a publisher who may wish to buy the rights to a companion print version which would be available in book stores or through the website. Such a companion book will be more complete, succinct, honest, useful and entertaining than any of the best selling (and quite profitable) guides which currently exist. If Kensington would be interested in acquiring the rights to such a book, let me know. Thanks again. G.

Steven Zacharius, President
szacharius@kensingtonbooks.com

Laurie Parkin, Vice President and Publisher
lparkin@kensingtonbooks.com

Michaela Hamilton, Editor-In-Chief (666)
mhamilton@Kensingtonbooks.com


Thrillers, mysteries, mainstream fiction, true crime, current events. Thanks for contacting me, but this would not be a good fit with Kensington's list. Thank you for including Kensington in your reference book.

Dear Michaela: Thanks again and you're welcome. G.

Kate Duffy, Editorial Director, Romance and Women's Fiction
kduffy@kensingtonbooks.com


Historical romance, Regency romance, Brava erotic romance, women's contemporary fiction.

Audrey LaFehr, Editorial Director
alafehr@kensingtonbooks.com


Commercial women's fiction and suspense.

John Scognamiglio, Editorial Director, Fiction
jscognamiglio@kensingtonbooks.com


Historical romance, Regency romance, women's contemporary fiction, gay fiction and non-fiction, mysteries, suspense, mainstream fiction.

Gary Goldstein, Senior Editor
ggoldstein@kensingtonbooks.com


Westerns, true crime, military, sports, how-to, narrative nonfiction

Richard Ember, Editor, Citadel Press
rember@kensingtonbooks.com


Biography, film, sports, New Age, spirituality

Hilary Sares, Consulting Editor
hsares@kensingtonbooks.com


Historical romance, Regency romance, women's fiction, Brava erotic romance



Steerforth Press
25 Lebanon Street
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 643-4787

http://www.steerforth.com

Chip Fleischer
chip@steerforth.com



McGraw Hill Books
Two Penn Plaza, 5th Flr.
New York NY 10121
(212) 904-2000

http://www.books.mcgraw-hill.com

Judith McCarthy, Executive Editor
judith_mccarthy@mcgraw-hill.com



Beacon Press
25 Beacon Street
Boston Masssachusetts 02108

http://www.beacon.org

Helene Atwan, Director
hatwan@beacon.org

Tom Hallock
thallock@beacon.org

Tracy Ahlquist
tahlquist@beacon.org

Brian Halley, Associate Editor
bhalley@beacon.org

Bob Kosturko
bkosturko@beacon.org

Gayatri Patnaik, Senior Editor
gpatnaik@beacon.org



University of California Press
2120 Berkeley Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 642-4247

http://www.ucpress.edu

askucp@ucpress.edu

Lynne Withey, Director
lynne.withey@ucpress.edu

Laura Cerruti, Director, Digital Publishing (see more)
laura.cerruti@ucpress.edu

Mary Francis, Cinema, Music
mary.francis@ucpress.edu

Niels Hooper, History, American Studies
niels.hooper@ucpress.edu

Rachel Berchten, Poetry
rachel.berchten@ucpress.edu

. Naomi Schneider, Social Sciences, Nonfiction
naomi.schneider@ucpress.edu



Brookline Books
PO Box 97
Newton Upper Falls, MA 02464

http://www.brooklinebooks.com

Milt Budoff
milt@brooklinebooks.com



Abbeville Press
116 W. 23rd St., Suite 500
New York, New York 10011

http://www.abbeville.com

Robert E. Abrams
Publisher
abbeville@abbeville.com

Susan Costello
Editorial Director
abbeville@abbeville.com



Andrews McMeel Publishing
4520 Main Street
Kansas City, MO 64111
(816) 932-6700

http://www.amuniversal.com/amp

Hugh Andrews, CEO
handrews@amuniversal.com

Kirsty Melville, Publisher
kmelville@amuniversal.com

Christine Schillig, Vice President and Editorial Director
cschillig@amuniversal.com

Lane Butler
lbutler@amuniversal.com

Juju Johnson, Editor
jjohnson@amuniversal.com



Health Communications, Inc.
3201 S.W. 15th Street
Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442

http://www.hci-online.com

Peter Vegso, Publisher
peterv@hcibooks.com



So New
PO Box 3423
Eugene, OR 97403

http://www.sonewpublishing.com

James Stegall
james@sonewpublishing.com



Dickweed Lit Mags, Etc., Etc.


letters@archipelago.org

brooklyn@litkicks.com

kev@beatscene.freeserve.co.uk

csm@bloomsbury.com

mgk@umd.edu

newradio@turbulence.org

gendolla@fk615.uni-siegen.de

editors@electronicbookreview.com



failbetter.com
2022 Grove Avenue
Richmond, VA 23220

http://www.failbetter.com

Andy Day, Managing Editor @
submissions@failbetter.com

laura@laurable.com

lazarus@lazaruscorporation.co.uk

journal@pen.org

pennsound@writing.upenn.edu

pshares@emerson.edu

editors@qlrs.com

info@incwriters.co.uk

sidebrow@sidebrow.net

turbine@vuw.ac.nz

p.brown62@gmail.com

agni@bu.edu

aqr@uaa.alaska.edu

aj@prescott.edu

AmerLetters@satx.rr.com

editors@americanshortfiction.org

info@washingtoncountyarts.com

review@antioch.edu

delta@astate.edu

ascent@cord.edu

info@atlengthmag.com

letters@theatlantic.com

batcity@batcityreview.com

info@BLReview.org

bwr@ua.edu

askbloom@earthlink.net

ballymon@hotmail.com

currans@briarcliff.edu

press@sapc.edu

callaloo@tamu.edu

calyx@proaxis.com

cquarter@unc.edu

chicago-review@uchicago.edu

cimarronreview@yahoo.com

editors@cincinnatireview.com

creview@colostate.edu

webmaster@conjunctions.com

crazyhorse@cofc.edu

daedalus@amacad.org

info@esopusmag.com

esquire@hearst.com

faultline@uci.edu

fence@angel.net

fiddlehd@unb.ca

info@thefirstline.com

info@langate.gsu.edu

flreview@mail.ucf.edu

fugue@uidaho.edu

scorey@uga.edu

garev@uga.edu

pstitt@gettysburg.edu

eds@glimmertrain.org

grainmag@sasktel.net

editorial@granta.com

editors@gulfcoastmag.org

tblunt@hadassah.org

bayardx@gmail.com

hpalate@binghamton.edu

harvard_review@harvard.edu

hfr@asu.edu

editors@HotelAmerika.net

image@imagejournal.org

inreview@indiana.edu

inkwell@mville.edu

thejournal@osu.edu

maclark@fccj.edu

kenyonreview@kenyon.edu

gol1@psu.edu

editors@lgcr.org

tlr@fdu.edu

lalit@selu.edu

malahat@uvic.ca

mjournal-l@hawaii.edu

massrev@external.umass.edu

printsubmissions@mcsweeneys.net

tanner@the-means.com

MQR@umich.edu

Mid-American Review
http://www.bgsu.edu/studentlife/organizations/midamericanreview/index2.html

Karen Craigo
karenka@bgnet.bgsu.edu

editors@theminnesotareview.org

mkort@msmagazine.com

natural@umsl.edu

NEReview@middlebury.edu

newletters@umkc.edu

chambers@loyno.edu

tnrlitmag@aol.com

nystories@lagcc.cuny.edu

fiction@newyorker.com

nfgmedia@rogers.com

nfgmag@hotmail.com

rustybarnes@nighttrainmagazine.com

nimrod@utulsa.edu

ninthletter@uiuc.edu

nar@uni.edu

bauerm@ecu.edu

ndq@und.nodak.edu

jwitte@uoregon.edu

english.ndreview.1@nd.edu

editors@opencity.org

todd@opiummagazine.com

editors@orchidlit.org

smirnoff@oxfordamericanmag.com

editor@paperstreetpress.org

queries@theparisreview.com

rbixby@earthlink.net

phoebe@gmu.edu

editor@pindeldyboz.com

potomacrevieweditor@montgomerycollege.edu

prfire@mts.net

kgrey2@unlnotes.unl.edu

prism@interchange.ubc.ca

cbusa@comcast.net

info@rattapallax.com

redivider_editor@yahoo.com

Brian Stefans (666)
bstefans@arras.net

bigriver@riverstyx.org

sareview@saintannsny.org

Salamagundi Magazine
http://cms.skidmore.edu/salmagundi/index.cfm

Robert Boyers
rboyers@skidmore.edu

Margarita Boyers
pboyers@skidmore.edu

shenandoah@wlu.edu

editor@smallspiralnotebook.com

sonora@email.arizona.edu

shrengl@auburn.edu

sir@usi.edu

southernreview@lsu.edu

swr@mail.smu.edu

samadmin@americancatholic.org

storyquarterly@yahoo.com

utpress@ut.edu

eng_pdr@shsu.edu

peter.j.geye@wmich.edu

wlesser@threepennyreview.com

transition@fas.harvard.edu

triquarterly@northwestern.edu

vqreview@virginia.edu

westbranch@bucknell.edu

editor@whistlingshade.com

stinepj@umich.edu

info@workerswritejournal.com

tbonner@xula.edu

info@all-story.com

editor@zyzzyva.org




(@) = Not a corporate fascist. (Feel free to apply for non-corporate fascist status...simply tell me in fifty words or fewer why you think you're not a corporate fascist.)

(*) = E-mail bounced. Correct information much appreciated. In fact, anyone who knows anything I don't know, let me know.

(!) = E-mail blocked (just mine, not yours), probably 'cause the intended recipient and/or the company by which he or she is owned and operated is an extra brainwashed, super chicken, corporate fascist goon.

(666) = Asked not to be contacted (by me, not by you), very likely because he or she is a happy little slave boy or a happy little slave girl and doesn't want it any other way, uh-huh, uh-huh.

Gerard Jones
everyone@everyonewhosanyone.com

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