ABOUT UNDERGROUND VOICES

What Is Underground Voices?

An independent literary press

How long has it existed?

Since 2004

What does it publish?

Fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and literary works

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 decided to become an independent book publisher only, publishing 1-5 books a year. Also see a summary of Underground Voices here: Wikipedia

Underground Voices' contributors have impressed in various ways:
        Reviews: Book reviews from the New York Times (Wendy J. Fox), Publishers Weekly (Margarita Engle), Kirkus Reviews (Joseph Hirsch), and Los Angeles Times (James Brown)
        Films: It's Kind of a Funny Story, adapted from the book by UV contributor Ned Vizzini and Confessions of a Teenage Jerk, adapted from the book by UV contributor Tony DuShane.
        Screenplays: Blue Valentine, cowritten by UV contributor Cami Delavigne