Hub City Press is pleased to be a Poetry Foundation Grantee-Partner, alongside 51 other nonprofit poetry organizations, poetry presses and magazines, and literary arts service organizations.
Hub City Press is pleased to announce that Kaylie Saidin has won the 2026 C. Michael Curtis Short Story Book Prize for her collection, Goose Update.
Hub City Press is pleased to announce the five finalists for the 2026 C. Michael Curtis Short Story Book Prize, which is awarded to an emerging Southern writer. The winner will receive $5,000 and publication by Hub City Press of their short story collection.
Hub City Press, the nationally recognized independent nonprofit publisher based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, today announced it has been selected as a recipient of a grant from the Literary Arts Fund, a newly established philanthropic initiative dedicated to strengthening literary culture and independent publishing across the United States.
Hub City Press is thrilled to announce it will publish Thomas Pierce's collection, Do You Miss Earth?, in the spring of 2028.
Hub City Press is pleased to announce it will publish Daisy Cashin's debut novel DIRT PUSHER in spring 2027.
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Hub City Press Announces 2025 Deep Line Poetry Series Winner
Hub City Press is thrilled to announce it will publish Caleb Johnson's sophomore novel, Telegraph Road, in the fall of 2027.
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