A Little Bit Old School, A Little Bit New School
If you like your books digital and downloadable, we've got you.
If you get nostalgic for beautifully designed paperbacks and chapbooks, we've got you too.
If you like to write on a computer, or your phone, or in a notepad, or even an old school typewriter, we've got advice that will help you get where you're going.
Brain Jar Press likes to look ahead with the way we use technology, but we're fans of many outstanding books that were written in the days before the internet was around.
Our philosophy: take the best bits of both worlds, and produce the best books we can.
The Angela Slatter Short Fiction Bundle is Back
Two short story collections from a World Fantasy Award-winning storyteller. One low price.
How Can People Work On Trains?
Kathleen Jenning opens her poetry collection, Travelogues, with a simple question, then demonstrates why you should watch the world rolling by with every line that follows.
Brain Jar Press Great books. Pretty covers. Absolute rubbish production values when it comes to video.
There's only so much time to spend on things when you're a small, scrappy press like Brain Jar. Given the choice between great looking books and great looking video, we opted for the books.
Why we publish the Writer Chaps series
As we prepare for the release of Writer Chaps #5, Brain Jar publisher Peter Ball looks back at the Sean Williams essay—and the particular piece of advice—that eventually inspired the creation of the Writer Chaps line.