Northwestern University Press is proud to distribute several literary presses across the world. The press handles worldwide distribution for the following presses: Coach House Press For the past forty years, Coach House Books has been publishing fiction, poetry, drama and artists' books that push at the boundaries of convention. Since 1965, Coach House has been the home of fascinating literary invention: Michael Ondaatje typeset his first book here, and Ann-Marie MacDonald and Margaret Atwood published some of their early books with the press. Coach House has also been the site of great advances in bookmaking technology: though we still print our books on old Heidelberg presses, we were one of the first presses to use digital typesetting programs, and we were the first press in Canada to offer the full text of our books online in 1997. These days, we're publishing innovative and award-winning works by some of North America's finest writers, including Christian B�k, Nicole Brossard, Michael Redhill, Claudia Dey, Guy Maddin, Sina Queyras, Andrew Kaufman and Darren O'Donnell. Please see www.chbooks.com/. For a complete list of titles offered by NU Press click here. Glas Glas is a book series which publishes today's Russian writers in excellent literary English translations as (and sometimes before) they are published in the major literary journals of Moscow and St. Petersburg. We also scour the provinces for new talents. If you want an agreeable shortcut to knowing how Russia's writers see its past, present, and possible future, you need to read Glas. To find out more about Glas, please visit www.glas.msk.su. For a complete list of titles offered by NU Press click here. Jannes Art Press Jannes Art Press is the publisher of Chicago Parks Rediscovered. In this beautiful collection of photographs, photographer Frank Dina captures the glory of Chicago's classic parks. Chicagoland-area journalist Jeff Huebner provides the historical perspective and, together with Dina's photos, weaves a captivating picture of Chicago parks. For a complete list of titles offered by NU Press click here. Kore Press Kore has been publishing women’s literary art as an imperative since 1993, after choosing a name which symbolizes the idea that women are agents of change. Kore (kor-ay) is Greek for "daughter" and another name for Persephone­the goddess taken into the underworld whose re-emergence above ground caused the changing of seasons. We hope the writings we bring to light elicit change, both for writer, reader, and the bigger, collective public mind. By providing this forum for established and emerging voices, as well as writers fundamental to history, we are seeking to keep alive change-making expressions of literary passion, experiment, and collaboration.  As a community of literary activists devoted to bringing forth a diversity of voices through works that meet the highest artistic standards, Kore Press publishes women's writing that deepens awareness and advances progressive social change.To find out more about Kore Press, please see http://www.korepress.org/.  Talonbooks Talonbooks Ltd., founded in Vancouver, Canada in 1967, publishes authors of international stature, writing in the literary genres of poetry, fiction and drama, as well as non-fiction books in the fields of ethnography, environmental and social issues, and literary criticism. Our authors' books continue to make a difference to the world we live in. They have contributed to the establishment of protected wilderness areas and the redress of social injustices; they have given a public voice to First Nations peoples; and they have been recipients of many prestigious national and international awards for arts and letters. To find out more about Talonbooks, please see www.talonbooks.com. For a complete list of titles offered by NU Press click here. Tia Chucha Press Tia Chucha Press is the publishing wing of Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural, a non-profit arts organization based in the San Fernando Valley section of Los Angeles. To view a complete listing of their titles, or for more information please visit www.tiachucha.com. For a complete list of titles offered by NU Press click here. WTTW WTTW Channel 11 is one of Chicago's major cultural institutions. Their mission is to help people living in and around Chicago to better connect with all that our great city has to offer. Their content is driven by a commitment to engaging audiences in the rich cultural life of Chicago and helping them discover the diverse community life of Chicago. These videos include such popular series as Chicago Stories, Remembering Chicago, and host Geoffrey Baer's architecture tours. For a complete list of titles offered by NU Press click here. If you have questions regarding distributed press titles, please contact the sales department at (847) 491.7420