ABOUT UNDERGROUND VOICES

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

Our contributors’ work beyond Underground Voices:
        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