Marick Press is not-for-profit literary publisher, founded to preserve the best work by poets of the American Midwest,
including many underpublished women poets.
Marick Press has expanded its scope, presenting the work of poets from across the nation whose work is selected through our national
competition, the Marick Poetry Prize, or by general submission.
Marick Press seeks out and
publishes the best new poetry from an eclectic range of aesthetics —
poetry that is technically accomplished, distinctive in style, and thematically
fresh. In 2008 Marick Press will establish the Marick Poetry Prize, an award
for a book-length collection of poetry judged by a poet of national repute.
Through a B.A and a M.A. program in Journalism
at Wayne State University, Marick Press permits graduate students enrolling
in publishing courses the opportunity for hands-on experience in the daily
business of a small press, including initial manuscript readings, pre-press
production, and marketing tasks. An undergraduate internship is available
each semester as well for qualified students.
Marick Press is grateful for the support it receives from donors through the events organized by the press and its annual fundraising campaign. For more information about becoming a contributor to Marick Press, contact the publisher at mgriffor@marickpress.com.