All the links listed here are for sites and services that we recommend. It’s been tough for our little publishing house setting up and these people and businesses have shown us patience, politeness and above all, proof that there really is some genuine goodness out there in this harsh world of rainy days and inside-out umbrellas . . .
This is our very own literary magazine. Check it out .
A fantastic venture into multimedia publishing, including art, fiction, sound and, well, everything else!
Quarterly literary journal publishing short stories from emerging writers and interviews with established authors. Every submission is read throughly and given personalized feedback.
An excellent prog rock group who're destined for greatness! Given the prog rock subject matter of Rhys Hughes' 'Cracking Nuts with Jan Hammer', we thought it very, very appropriate to link to these guys in time for Issue 2.
An excellent new indie press specialising in art/fiction hybrids and multimedia projects.
A great site listing publishing and short story markets.
An excellent distributor of collectible and limited edition books.
Run by one of our contributors, Chet Gottfried, this is an excellent website to check out if you're into writing and the media. Chet has been published widely and works as a copyeditor. There's always gems to be had in his blog.
James Nash is a local writer who does lots of work with schools and emerging talent. He's been very supportive of all of us at Dog Horn Publishing, and we're very thankful for his continued work with the small people in the industry like us. Check out his excellent podcast.
A fantastic site dedicated to the very best in travel, shopping, eating and relaxing in cities across the UK. Enter a city and take a look at all the things it has to offer.
Fantastic copyediting service. Check out 'Without a dog' by Dog Horn friend and Strong Copy instigator, Julia Deakin. This is a spectacular collection of poems and we highly recommend it.
This independent Bradford-based company has been the answer to our prayers. Whether it’s printing, marketing, supplies or basically anything else you can think of; these cheeky chappies are the people to call.
Bookwell is the company that printed and bound Lucy’s Monster and Eleven Terrible Months. David, who runs Bookwell, is a star: always helpful and patient. Their quote was the best by miles and you only need to look at the book to see that how quality their work is.
Malcolm Harrison printed and bound Polluto Issue 1. They were the cheapest printer for our modest print run, and were very helpful to boot.
This top class New York agency are our agents (yes, that’s right! Our agents!!! Wow!) in America and Canada. Writer’s House are responsible for selling the rights of an absolute shed-load of best-sellers, films and award-winners. Check out their website and, like us, you won’t believe there list of achievements and how nice their offices are!
This is a vast yet easy to navigate website predominately aimed at those in the healthcare industry. It has a great lifestyle section that you can browse to read up-to-the-minute articles about food & drink, fashion, motoring, music plus much more on though, whether you’re a doctor or a professional hot-dog eater. If you look under ‘Books & Authors’ you might even find a sneaky Dog Horn section lurking in there!
This is a US book search engine
A US resource for bookshops and collectors
Eddie is a spiritual medium local to West Yorkshire and is well renowned for his talents. He gives both private and group readings and will be performing a demonstration at the launch of Eleven Terrible Months in October. His website is informative and easy to navigate - well worth a look, and his readings are spectacular - well worth a book!
Being the chic, sophisticated bunch that we are, we love Tiger Tiger. We love the club, the bar, the grill, the lounge, the gorgeous staff, the alcoholic beverages and the fact that they’ve been shining gems to us. If you want to book a party; see these guys first. Check out our Launch Party page for more pics and details. We also have it on good authority that our lascivious, libertine editor seduced one of the barmen a while back . . .
Orbis Quarterly Literary International Journal Supported by Arts Council North West - 80 pages of news, reviews, views, letters, features, prose and quite a lot of poetry. For only £15 a year you can submit, read and review this fantastic little mag’. Give it a go: you will not be disappointed.
You’ve got to check this band out! We are lucky enough to have them playing at our launch for Lucy’s Monster in April. They are regulars on BBC radio Leeds and have been chosen as one of the 15 bands in this year's Bright Young Things. The Gary Stewart Band are also through to the Final of the 'Barnardo's Battle of the Bands competition – and quite rightly so, we say!
This is a brilliant website dedicated to writers and writing. There are also sneaky interviews with R. L. Royle and Adam Lowe on there.
For the collector in you, visit doodledbooks for some great deals on rare books, merchandise, proofs etc. Excellent independently run website.
Where our Eleven Terrible Months book launch party was held in October 2007!
Ah, the daddy of the internet. In comparison we’re its pet gerbil, but we don’t care. Amazon is the place that book lovers go. Check out their lists, have a browse at their MASSIVE library of books and hey, you can even write a review about one of our books if you want!
Online Creative provide webhosting and web design packages for a range of customers, and designed the original Dog Horn Publishing website some of you may remember from days past.
This is a gorgeous get-away break in central France that we highly recommend you consider if you fancy getting away from it all (as we do!). We first saw Doug and Denise Daniel turn Chez Jallot into a luxury b&b from a pile of ruins on Grand Designs Abroad, and were so captivated by it we decided to go. Have a look, you may find yourself doing the same!
This is a fabulous website featuring the photographic art of Dave Sander. We met photographer Dave after he snapped a whole host of quirky and dark images of R L Royle for his forthcoming exhibition. His website shows off just what this guy can do with people, objects, scenes and movement! Either click on this link or check out ‘Our Athours > R L Royle > Exhibition Images’ to preview his work and read a short press release.
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The Book Club Forum is ‘the friendliest book forum on the web - where people who love
reading come to discuss their books! Do sci-fi and fantasy float your boat? Do chillers and thrillers send shivers down your spine? Do you swoon over passionate love affairs and delve into murder mysteries? Then this is the place for you!’ A must for any avid reader – a wonderful site run and contributed to by wonderful people!
CookStreet.com offers a wide variety of culinary courses for everyone from the aspiring professional chef, to the backyard grill master.
And our writers and artists:
Jeff VanderMeer (http://www.jeffvandermeer.com)
Vince Locke (http://vincelocke.com/index.htm)
Michael Moorcock (http://www.multiverse.org/)
Rhys Hughes (http://rhysaurus.blogspot.com)
Dave Migman (http://migart.blogspot.com)
Zelda Devon (http://www.teeteringbulb.com/)
Luke Drozd (http://www.lukedrozd.com/)
Paparazzi Whore (http://www.myspace.com/paparazziwhore)
Maureen Radoncic (http://www1.freewebs.com/theptg/artbymaureenradoncic.htm)
Patti Plinko & Her Boy (http://www.myspace.com/pattiplinkoandherboy)
R. L. Royle (http://www.doghornpublishing.com/rroyle.html)
Reilly Stroope (http://flickr.com/photos/reilly_s/sets/72157594537746467/)
Kate Strong (http://www.doghornpublishing.com/kstrong.html)
R. C. Edrington (http://edrington.blogspot.com/)
Mark Fickett (http://naib.webhop.org)
Chet Gottfried (http://lookoutnow.com)
