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What They're Saying About Spence Publishing You Can't Buy Endorsements Like These News & Events Manuscript submissions How to Contact Us  What They're Saying About Spence Publishing "Spence does it right." Publishers Weekly "A great publisher." Dennis Prager "Cultural commentary has been getting sadly predictable in both style and content. That’s why Spence Publishing deserves credit for producing surprising, provocative, and engaging works." National Review "Indispensable." Joseph Bottum, First Things "Serious books by serious authors." Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe "Spence Publishing has carved out a niche by publishing important books that few other publishers would dare to print." World "[Spence Publishing’s] handsomely presented books are an author’s dream." Insight "Are there prizes for titles and dust jackets? If so, Spence Publishing should win them both." First Things "The weapons of [the culture] war are also its spoils." Times Literary Supplement "We commend the people at Spence for their spirit of tolerance and freedom." Ken Myers, Mars Hill Audio You Can't Buy Endorsements Like These "Where conservatives go when it's not good enough for Regnery." Eric Alterman "Libraries and bookstores avoid [their books] like steaming heaps of tainted dog feces." A blogger "Please take me off your contact list. If you want to reach a narrow-minded audience, try the small-town rags." The book review editor of a major daily newspaper "Please take me off your mailing list. We do NOT sell fascist publications." A California bookstore manager "Pseudo-scholarly wingnut screeds which purport to be philosophical musings." Another blogger "This book is filled with lies! Don't read it!" Scrawled on the inside front cover of a book returned by a bookstore "I find some of your titles to be offensive and outright simple-minded. I will not sell your titles in any of my stores so please do not promote any of these ridiculous books to me!" The director of a state university bookstore "Your books make my blood boil." A member of the program committee of a major book festival "Your offerings are offensive." Another California bookstore manager "You are surely a collection of right-wing nut jobs." A university professor "You must be insane." A producer of "feminist" t-shirts Manuscript submissions Effective January 1, 2004, Spence Publishing no longer accepts unsolicited proposals or manuscripts. We regret that we do not have sufficient staff to return or respond to unsolicited proposals or manuscripts even if return postage is included. Authors who wish to find a literary agent to represent them should consult Writer's Market or Literary Marketplace, both of which are available in most libraries. |