Prometheus Books
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General
Prometheus Books
64 S Main Street
Essex, CT 06246
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- prometheusbooks.com
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Postal Mail
E-Mail
Genres
This publisher is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
none
Non-Fiction
Current Affairs/Politics
History
Psychology
Science/Technology
True Adventure/Crime
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this publisher.
dj2024
04/08/2025 11:23 AM
only nonfiction? from website: Prometheus Books, founded in 1969 by the late philosopher Paul Kurtz, is committed to testing the boundaries of established thought and providing readers with thoughtful and authoritative books in a wide variety of categories. Publishing intelligent nonfiction for the thoughtful lay reader, Prometheus Books has focused on several core categories including popular science, critical thinking, philosophy, history, atheism, humanism, current events, psychology, and true crime. Headquartered in Amherst, NY, our books have been translated into more than 50 languages.
waltmguire
11/07/2023 04:29 PM
website down (gone?) 11/7/23
robinkmoore
09/01/2023 01:11 PM
http://prometheusbooks.com/submission
ekettle
02/01/2022 05:58 PM
Only non fiction
SarahJMakowski
06/24/2021 10:12 AM
Website says email accepted, as are unagented submissions. Sent NF proposal.
Profile History
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- 04/08/2025 - Genres updated.
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