Underground Voices started as an online literary magazine in 2004 publishing hard-hitting, raw, dark fiction, flash fiction and poetry. In 2006, it started publishing an annual print edition, alongside the monthly online issues. In 2009, Underground Voices expanded into a small press. And finally, in 2013, Underground Voices became an independent book publisher only, publishing 1-5 books a year.

Underground Voices' contributors have been published in the New York Times; have had books reviewed by the New York Times (Wendy J. Fox), the Miami Herald, The Guardian and Entertainment Weekly; have written Hollywood screenplays (Blue Valentine cowritten by UV contributor Cami Delavigne); and have had their books adapted into films (It's Kind of a Funny Story adapted from the book by UV contributor Ned Vizzini). Please see the Contributor's Novels and Awards section for more.

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Poets&Writers

• NADJA ON NADJA
  "“Yet another novelistic feat by Tsipi Keller..."
• VAN GOGH OR THE DAWN OF IT ALL
  A parody of the artistic world and the place of the artist in the world.
• PETROLEUM TRANSFER
  ENGINEER
  A novel set in South Jersey, circa 1983. By Richard Klin
• MY TIRED SHADOW
  "Joey Hirsch has created an unrelentingly bleak portrait of an aging fighter who has nothing left to lose and little to gain."
• THE GOOD DEAD
  "There is a creative maturity to the work that blooms through Sim’s lucid and masterful domain of narrative language."
• SUPER SPORT
  Ralph Bland's talent for words will draw the reader down crazed streets of mischance and along precipices of bad judgment.
• THE CRATER OF ORIZABA
  Short story collection. Named a Finalist in the Texas Review Press 2014 George Garrett Fiction Prize Competition.
• THE PULL OF IT
  "The Pull of It sneaks up on you. The emotional geography is not uncommon, but the trek through it is anything but ordinary."
• MIRACULOUS FAUNA
  “No one writes like Timmy Reed; he has a haunting, unique voice that sticks hard and fast in your head."
• THE BEGINNING THINGS
  Nominated for the 19th Library of Virginia Literary Awards. A novel by Bunny Goodjohn

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Work published has been awarded, nominated for or received honorable mention in the following:

2016 NOMINATION FOR THE 19TH LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA LITERARY AWARD
The Beginning Things - Buny Goodjohn

2015 FINALIST, BEVERLY HILLS LITERARY AWARDS
15 of the best short stories - J.S. Kierland

2014 SHELF UNBOUND NOTABLE BOOK
The Demon who Peddled Longing - Khanh Ha

2014 INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARDS - FINALIST, FICTION: VISIONARY CATEGORY
The Collector of Tears, a short story collection - Michael C. Keith

STORYSOUTH MILLION WRITER'S AWARD, 2010 NOTABLE STORY
MITCH JAMES - The River. The Town. The Dead.

STORYSOUTH MILLION WRITER'S AWARD, 2009 NOTABLE STORIES
SEAN HAYDEN - The Face
ZACHARY AMENDT - Marvelous Time Starving

STORYSOUTH MILLION WRITER'S AWARD, 2008 NOTABLE STORIES
J.A. TYLER - And
TAI HONG DUAI - Fang

2008 BEST OF THE WEB, DZANC BOOKS
ZACHARY AMENDT - Casa de Serenidad

STORYSOUTH MILLION WRITER'S AWARD, 2007 NOTABLE STORIES
ZACHARY AMENDT - Casa de Serenidad

2007 PUSHCART PRIZE XXXI BEST OF THE SMALL PRESSES ANTHOLOGY, Special Mention
DON FREDD - Jimmie Fitz, Bette Davis and a Christy Mathewson Episode

STORYSOUTH MILLION WRITER'S AWARD, 2005 NOTABLE STORIES
STEVEN J. DINES - Unzipped

STORYSOUTH MILLION WRITER'S AWARD, 2004 NOTABLE STORIES
HARRIS BLOOM - Confessions of a Serial Dater