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2020 Vision for Atelier26 Books
Atelier26 Books is looking toward its second decade, and we believe more strongly than ever that reading is not consumerism
Atelier26 Books was founded on the basis of donations from generous individuals. Ongoing support of this kind remains crucial as we strive to fulfill our mission of publishing great writing that lingers long in the mind and enriches the literary culture. Your tax-deductible donation can help us grow beyond the 10-year mark!
As we look ahead into our second decade, we're passionately intent on growing and expanding what we can offer readers.
That means discovering, illuminating, and celebrating vibrantnew literary voices alongside accomplishedwriters whose work deserves the commitment of a dynamic publisher like Atelier26.
It means continuing to expand our promotional and distribution capacities.
And it means creating an ever more sustainable financial basis for this worthy work of advancing good literature whether or not it fits the consumerist mold of mainstream publishing.
Every Atelier26 title is a product of our pure and fiery enthusiasm and receives our greatest care. We’re not trying to just sell boatloads of books, we’re focused on providing a fresh and unforgettable reading experience with every title we publish.
Our books have earned great praise and won awards not because we have a massive budget or know the right people, but because we remain dedicated to this vision.
Your support means everything to us. Thank you for considering Atelier26 in your charitable giving.
Where Your Tax-Deductible Donations Go:
3,000.00 investment in new title(s) and overall promotion 500.00 standing annual expenses 540.00 projected expenses in the very near future =4,040.00 All donations are documented and administered by our fiscal sponsor, Fractured Atlas.
* Atelier26 had booth at the Brooklyn Book Festival, September 2019 (40,000 attendees) * Atelier26 had a booth at the AWP Conference (~12,000 attendees) and hosted an evening reading in partnership with Moss, a Journal of the Pacific Northwest * Atelier26 selected by Graywolf Press publisher Fiona McCrae for an Oregon Literary Publishers Fellowship (sponsored by Literary Arts) * M. Allen Cunningham's Perpetua's Kin named one of the Most Anticipated Titles of the season in New York Magazine and a Favorite Summer Read in the Oregonian * Woody Skinner's A Thousand Distant Radios: Semi-finalist for the $25,000 PEN/Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction and featured on NPR's Arts & Letters(a Radiolab for the arts) * Atelier26 Books received a Small Arts & Culture Grant from the Oregon Community Foundation * Funny-Ass Thoreaufeatured on Lit Hub, Arts & Letters Daily, the Paris Review Daily, and added to the Thoreau bibliography by the Thoreau Society * Margaret Malone's People Like You: Finalist for the $25,000 PEN/Hemingway Award, winner of the Balcones Fiction Prize, listed in numerous Best Books of the Year lists, named by Powell's Books as one of 25 Books to Read Before You Die
There are plenty more exciting highlights ahead, with your help! Thank you!
We'll send you a note of gratitude written on the Atelier26 house typewriter and dispatched the best way: by old-fashioned mail.
Supporter Recognition
Donate $10.00 or more
Amount is fully tax-deductible.
Your name will appear proudly in our listing of generous supporters on the Atelier26 website. And we'll send you a note of gratitude written on the Atelier26 house typewriter and dispatched the best way: by old-fashioned mail.
Advance Access to Our New Podcast
Donate $50.00 or more
Amount over $1.00 is tax-deductible.
We'll hand you the keys to the online listening room for our new lo-fi sister podcast, where you'll find the first few episodes before anybody else does. And your name will appear proudly in our listing of generous supporters on the Atelier26 website. And we'll send you a note of gratitude written on the Atelier26 house typewriter and dispatched the best way: by old-fashioned mail.
