Chatwin Books Submissions

Chatwin Books Publishing

Fiction, Non-fiction, Memoir, Essays, Kid’s, YA, Poetry
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About Chatwin Books

Chatwin Books was founded in Seattle in 2014 by an artist named Annie and a bookseller named Phil. Today, the team remains small but mighty. In 2018, Chatwin acquired their own printing facilities and now produces the majority of their publications in-house.

Chatwin books cater to a wide range of readers: kayakers, parents, artists, actors, climbers, gardeners, pet owners, readers (of course), and engaged citizens.

Chatwin is a zest for life, exploration and constant learning, a diverse curiosity about the world and the peoples in it. Founder Bruce Chatwin (1940–1989), whose books have long inspired us as readers, will always be in the hearts of Chatwin readers.

Chatwin Books is committed to environmental and social justice in manufacturing and sourcing. “We never have and never will print in China. We print exclusively on FSC-certified paper and sourced locally. Chatwin is about lifting up their Indigenous neighbors by amplifying their voices through publishing.”

Chatwin publishes Fiction, Non-fiction, Memoir, Essays, Kid’s, YA, Poetry. Pretty much everything literary.

Chatwin Books Submissions

Chatwin is not open for submissions on a rolling basis, but they do open their doors twice a year, each fall and spring. Query for details. No AI!

Chatwin Editors

– Phil Bevis, Co-Founder & Publisher

– Annie Brulé, Co-Founder & Design Director
– Katherine Milligan, Editor
– Molli Corcoran, Associate Publisher

Chatwin Authors

Kit Bakke – Kit is a native Seattleite and a writer with a lifelong interest in: the role of dissent and activism in keeping a democracy healthy; exploring the lives of historical women brave enough to make major life decisions that run contrary to what’s culturally expected of them; and indulging in her love of British literature and the English landscape.

Matthew Budman – Matthew lives in Manhattan with his wife, political theorist Cristina Beltrán, and all the books they can squeeze into their apartment. Matthew previously authored “Instant Expert,” a guide to book collecting.

Jessica Hornik –Jessica lives and writes in a hamlet in upstate New York. Her poems have appeared in publications including the Atlantic, Poetry, the New Republic, National Review, the TLS, and the Yale Review. She earned degrees from Cornell University and New York University. The mother of two sons, she lives with her husband in a house on the Mohawk River, a few miles from where she grew up. She is the managing editor of National Review magazine.

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