Hogarth Press is a written word initiative, indicative, exciting, incorporated into the day-to-day life of people who are here and now, to mark presence on the screen of your computer with personality. Each line, each verse, each sentence and paragraph are like mirrors to reflect us. Behold, the stripping of the robes of complaisance, when bare it is the action of intransigence, and what is required here is no questioning.

Looking for people who have something to say, and saying to themselves, of others, to the world beyond so that Hogarth Press has his, mine, our identity. And in search of multiple identities, Hogarth Press wants to do this, or scream, shout letters, words and opinions, or have several truths and facets. Come and have fun. Plunge into each of us, we are not dumb, we have life in our writing, and in our language a labyrinth.

What is Hogarth Press?
Hogarth Press was a publishing house started in Richmond – UK, in the year 1917 by Lernard and Virginia Woolf.

What is the objective of the project?
1. Printed edition: To publish an annual edition on paper containing all the monthly electronic editions of the year.
2. Electronic edition: Texts on various subjects from different authors published in pdf format as a zine through the site, monthly.

How does the site work?
The site is divided into three different formats:
1. Editions: Contains all our monthly publications.
2. Think: Free area for the project participants to express their views or raise other issues with staff.
3. Blog: The way to track how the project has evolved.

When is the first edition?
This is expected for the end of November or beginning of December/2008.

Who is the publisher?
So far there is no publisher supporting the project. The initial idea is to make a limited edition of magazines that will be sold in some bookstores and via the website.

Can I help the project?
Absolutely! The aim of the project is exactly to meet people who enjoy writing texts and make them public through the site. You can contribute in three ways:
1. Sending text to be published in the section Think or possibly in the electronic editions.
2. As an author of fixed electronic editions.
3. Tell friends who may have an interest in participating.
4. Making a donation.

Shall I be paid for my texts?
Not initially. The project is not for profit, as we have said, our aim is to create a community of people who enjoy writing and bring them together in one place.

How is the project financed?
Through ads on the site and in the magazine, sponsorships and the sale of the electronic editions (monthly) and printed versions through the site.

Interested?
Start by sending me some texts to submit@hogarthpress.org or through our contact form, or tell someone you think may like the project.