TELL ME YOURS, I’LL TELL YOU MINE PREORDER SWAG
Be one of the first to get a gift with your preorder!
Preorders of Kristina Ten’s upcoming debut collection Tell Me Yours, I’ll Tell You Mine purchased directly from Stillhouse Press between June 6th and October 6th will receive a special edition sticker and a handmade friendship bracelet that doubles as a bookmark while supplies last.* Don’t miss out on your opportunity to get one!
In what Gwen E. Kirby calls “a fresh take on our oldest fears” the twelve genre-crossing tales in Tell Me Yours, I’ll Tell You Mine wrestle with themes of memory, disobedience, alienation, belonging, and the horrors of inhabiting a body others seek to control.
To order Tell Me Yours, I’ll Tell You Mine and learn more about author, check it out here!
AMY STUBER’S SAD GROWNUPS WINS 2025 PEN/BINGHAM PRIZE FOR DEBUT COLLECTION
We’re over the moon to announce that Stillhouse author Amy Stuber has won the $25,000 2025 PEN/Bingham Prize for her sublime story collection, Sad Grownups. As bestselling author Amber Sparks notes, Amy’s work is “the definition of reading deliciously,” and we couldn’t agree more.
A million congratulations, Amy!
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Stillhouse Press is an independent book publisher based in Northern Virginia. We publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and anything else that couldn’t find a home in big publishing. We are drawn to the strange, the transcendent, and the risky. We are looking for work that pushes the boundaries of narrative, of the lyric, or just boundaries in general.
As a student and alumni-led teaching press, our primary aim is to provide educational opportunity through applied experience in the art of craft publishing — the act of soliciting, acquiring, producing, and marketing work from independent authors — in an effort to forge lasting relationships and foster the growth of the greater literary community.
Staffed entirely by students and alumni of George Mason University’s MFA, MA, BFA, and BA programs in creative writing and publishing
in coordination with Watershed Lit. To learn more about our mission and our student staff, click here.
Est. 2014
