At Hungry Wolf Press, we value independent publishing and the diversity of voices that make storytelling so compelling. Below are some our friends, colleagues, and other indie presses whose work has inspired us. We recommend checking them out.
Broken Down Press
Stories, Poems and Prose
Broken Down Press is an independent publisher dedicated to delivering a variety of light-hearted and more serious literary works. Their diverse catalogue includes picture books like “Alex the Anteater” and “Hedgehog,” poetry collections such as “Hogs and Dogs and Who Knows Whats” and “The Emancipation of Cats,” as well as novels like “Malcolm Engineer” and “Dragon Blood.” With a focus on surprisingly thought-provoking storytelling and playful language, Broken Down Press offers readers of all ages an escape into worlds filled with humour and creativity. Featuring the works of Dominic and Justin Cheetham.
Gray Wolf Press
A micropublisher dedicated to bold, innovative storytelling.
Grey Wolf Press is an independent publishing house committed to championing diverse voices and unconventional narratives. Specializing in literary fiction, poetry, and experimental works, Grey Wolf provides a platform for writers who push the boundaries of storytelling. Their catalog includes thought-provoking fiction and meticulously crafted prose that challenges the norm.
🔗Check out Gray Wolf Press
Will Brady – Graphic Designer & Illustrator
Bringing stories to life with striking visuals and design.
Will Brady is a talented graphic designer and illustrator known for his distinctive style and eye-catching book covers. His work spans multiple genres, blending classic design principles with modern aesthetics to create compelling visual narratives. Whether it’s cover art, branding, or promotional materials, Will’s expertise helps indie authors and publishers present their work in the best light.
Multilingual Matters
Advancing understanding in applied linguistics and multilingualism.
Multilingual Matters is an independent academic publisher based in Bristol, UK, specializing in applied linguistics, sociolinguistics, second language learning, and related fields. Founded over 40 years ago, they are committed to publishing quality research that promotes linguistic diversity and multilingualism. Their catalogue includes works on bilingual education, language policy, and language acquisition, serving as a valuable resource for researchers, educators, and policymakers.
UniLiterate.com
Exploring the intersections of digital culture, language, and literacy.
UniLiterate is a platform dedicated to examining the intersections of digital culture, language, and literacy. It offers insights into how digital technologies influence language use and literacy practices, providing resources and research for educators, students, and researchers interested in the evolving landscape of digital communication.
Sarcgasm.com
Finding the G-spot of satire and rimming it.
Sarcgasm.com is an online platform that blends satire and bile with literary flair and nonsensical absurd Beat energy. The brainchild of co-founder Stephen Prime and not for the faint-hearted!
Ian Carr
Designer, artisit and master of multimedia
Ian Carr is a designer and visual artist known for his exploration of unconventional aesthetics through experimentation and material investigation. His portfolio encompasses a range of projects, including sketchbook designs, collage work, and environmental research, all reflecting a commitment to pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling.
Miles Erickson – Graphic Novelist and Web Comic Creator
Crafting Immersive Visual Narratives
Miles Erickson is a graphic novelist and web comic creator known for his distinctive storytelling and artistic style. His portfolio includes works such as “Aluminum Frontier” and “Ventropolis,” which showcase his ability to blend compelling narratives with striking visuals. Through his online gallery, Miles invites readers into unique worlds that challenge conventional storytelling.
🔗 Explore Miles Erickson’s Online Gallery
Vicky Pinner – Poet and Writer
Exploring Memory, Identity, and Isolation through Verse
Vicky Pinner is a poet from the Craven district on the North Yorkshire/Lancashire border. Her work delves into themes of memory, childhood, old age, and isolation, offering readers a profound exploration of the human experience. Vicky is actively involved in the literary community, running regular sessions for local writer’s groups, where she shares her expertise in creative writing techniques.
Language on the Move
Advancing Sociolinguistic Research on Multilingualism and Intercultural Communication
Language on the Move is a sociolinguistics research site dedicated to multilingualism, language learning, and intercultural communication in the contexts of globalization and migration. The platform disseminates sociolinguistic research to a broad global audience, fostering a deeper understanding of linguistic diversity and social justice. In addition to research articles, Language on the Move offers a podcast series featuring conversations with key thinkers in the field, exploring ideas and innovations related to linguistic diversity.
🔗 Explore Language on the Move