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ABOUT KITSUNE BOOKS
Kitsune Books was founded in 2006 to make available to the reading public an eclectic variety of artistic, well-written books that are slightly off the beaten path. We publish literary fiction, nonfiction literary commentary, memoir, and poetry. Please see the Submission guidelines for details.
The founders and volunteer staff have academic degrees in English Literature, Journalism, and Education, and have decades of experience in the fields of writing, editing, and publishing. Some of us are published, some are not, but we all share a love of books (and most of us need a twelve-step program to deal with our book-collecting habits).
What we are not: Kitsune books is not a vanity press, subsidy press, self-publisher, printing company, literary agency, or publicity agency. We are a traditional advance/royalty publisher and offer standard publishing contracts to authors whose works we are willing to take a chance on.
Our regional distributor is Bella Distribution, located in Tallahassee, FL.
Recent books are available wholesale from Ingram USA and UK.
To contact Kitsune Books, email us at: contact at kitsunebooks dot com.
Booksellers: Please send queries to anne at kitsunebooks dot com.
Anne Petty, Editor in Chief
Anne Petty (Ph.D. in English) has over 40 years’ experience in the publishing field as writer, editor, and publisher, working as Editorial Director for both university and private industry publications departments. Anne is the author of four books (literary criticism and dark fantasy/horror fiction from Cold Spring Press/Simon & Schuster, and The University of Alabama Press), plus chapters in scholarly anthologies such as Modern Critical Views and Tolkien Studies. Her latest short story appears in the anthology The Best Horror, Fantasy & Science Fiction of 2009. She is a founding member of the Tallahassee Writers Association and is a regular presenter at writers’conferences and pop-culture conventions such as Dragon-Con in Atlanta. Anne’s areas of expertise include mythology & folklore (especially all things Tolkien), dark fantasy/horror fiction, popular culture, poetry, and literary criticism.
Lynn Holschuh, Assistant Editor/Acquisitions
Lynn Holschuh has a Master's Degree in English from Florida State University, with a specialty in 20th-century British fiction (focus on C.P. Snow). She has over 40 years' experience editing/copyediting academic and marketing materials as well as nonfiction and fiction, in university, state government, and freelance positions. She also has 25 years' managerial experience with the State of Florida. Lynn's areas of expertise include modern fiction, print and TV fantasy (especially all things related to Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and literary criticism.
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