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1. 713books.com7.13 Books – Independent Press | Debut Contemporary Literary...

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   Our novels and story collections have been raved about by the likes of NPR, the LA Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, Buzzfeed, Kirkus Reviews, Booklist, Publishers Weekly, and more.

2. 713books.com › our-authorsOur Authors – 7.13 Books

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   7.13 Books. Independent Press | Debut Contemporary Literary Fiction | Adults. Menu. Home; Our Books; Our Authors; Forthcoming; 7.13 In The News

3. communityofwriters.org › organizations › 7-13-books7.13 Books | Community of Writers

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   6 lut 2017 · 7.13 Books is a publishing house founded by author Leland Cheuk, who offers a respectful and reverent experience to first-time authors. It publishes beautiful works of literary fiction and partners with writers to launch their careers.

4. 713books.submittable.com › submit7.13 Books Submission Manager - Submittable

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   We're looking for novels and story collections between 45,000 and 100,000 words. Please address your cover letter to the editor you're interested in working with.

5. kenyonreview.org › 2019 › 04Publisher Spotlight: Leland Cheuk of 7.13 Books

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   25 kwi 2019 · Publisher Spotlight: Leland Cheuk of 7.13 Books. By Kristina Marie Darling. A MacDowell Colony and Hawthornden Castle Fellow, Leland Cheuk is the author of three books, most recently, NO GOOD VERY BAD ASIAN, forthcoming from C&R Press in September 2019.

6. www.pw.org › content › small_press_points_713_booksSmall Press Points: 7.13 Books - Poets & Writers

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   So when Cheuk decided to start his own small press in 2016, he didn’t hesitate to name it 7.13 Books (713books.com). Publishing four to five fiction titles a year from debut writers, the press seeks to offer “a publishing experience that’s respectful to and even reverent of first-time authors.”

7. nonconformist-mag.com › state-of-the-art-3-leland-cheuk-of-7-13-booksState of the Art #3: Leland Cheuk of 7.13 Books

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   State of the Art #3: Leland Cheuk of 7.13 Books. By The Nonconformist Magazine. It’s a literary open secret that without indie publishing there would be no Joyce, no Beckett, no Nabokov, and certainly no Bloomsbury Group.