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Ghost City Press is a publisher established in 2014 in Syracuse, NY, publishing poetry collections, chapbooks, and the Ghost City Review.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

Ghost City Press was established in 2014 in Syracuse, NY. It aims to provide a platform for the exhibition and distribution of work by new, emerging, and established writers and artists in the online literary community. Its publications include Ghost City Review (a monthly journal), full-length poetry collections, chapbooks, and an annual Summer Micro-Chapbook Series. The press states that it refuses to sell its books on Amazon and keeps distribution primarily in-house through sales on its website, occasionally through regional independent bookstores.

History

Ghost City Press was established in 2014 in Syracuse, NY. It aims to provide a platform for the exhibition and distribution of work by new, emerging, and established writers and artists in the online literary community. Its publications include Ghost City Review (a monthly journal), a catalog of full-length poetry collections, chapbooks, and an annual Summer Micro-Chapbook Series. The press states that it refuses to sell its books on Amazon and keeps distribution primarily in-house through sales on its website, occasionally through regional independent bookstores, and that all money made through the sale of its books goes back into the publishing and distribution process.

Products and positioning

A publisher prioritizing a sustainable business model with lower costs for readers and higher royalties for writers and editors, refusing to sell on Amazon and keeping distribution primarily in-house.

Product categories. full-length poetry collections · chapbooks · Ghost City Review (monthly journal) · Summer Micro-Chapbook Series

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