Black Mountain Press is a literary press for outstanding emerging writers publishing several different genres of books annually. For the next three years from 2012 through the end of 2014 our focus will be in collections of poetry, memoir, novels and collections of short stories. Our editors are looking for the highest quality literary fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry that combines a distinct voice and vision.

ISA MEMBERS RECEIVE A 30% DISCOUNT!

Attention Script Writers, Screen Writers:
The Black Mountain Press is sponsoring the 19th annual Twin Rivers Media Festival, Asheville's premier film festival. Winners receive possible publication at the Black Mountain Press.

HOW TO ENTER THE COMPETITION:
At WithOutABox--Final Deadline is May 20th:
1. Go to the Twin Rivers Media Festival at WAB
2. When paying use the code you recieved on the ISA email and pay only $30.00!

Direct Entry--EXTENDED DEADLINE to June 15th:
You can only get this extended deadline through direct submission through ebay!
1. Pay for the entry fee on ebay with paypal here:
2. Email your entry (pdf or .doc only) with the discount code you received from the ISA email and the number on the ebay invoice (so that we can match your entry to payment) to:
jackmoe@theBlackMountainPress.com
with subject: ISA script entry.

Writers of Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction
Check out our writing competition.
ISA Members can discount the fee by $10 by sending directly:

Email your entry (pdf or .doc only) with the discount code 2012ISA to:

jackmoe@theBlackMountainPress.com
with subject: ISA Contest entry.
You will be invoiced $25 via paypal (a $10.00 reduction)

Established in 1994, the Black Mountain Press is dedicated to promoting work of emerging authors of literary poetry, novels and short stories. As cinema, art and story telling has plummeted in literary quality to appeal to the lowest common denominator in recent years, the Black Mountain Press strives to find and publish works that aspire to a higher ideal, many times written by unknown, first time authors, without agents representing them.  All too often their works are ignored By the corporate publishers who are more interested in serving up their chain store consumables for a public lost in our mass produced fast-food induced art world.