Nomadic Press

Nomadic Press Nomadic Press was a non-profit, community-centered publisher HQ'ed in Oakland, CA. Closed March 2023

OPEN NOW! The portal to send us your poetry, fiction, or non-fiction invitations is now open! The San Francisco Foundati...
03/15/2025

OPEN NOW! The portal to send us your poetry, fiction, or non-fiction invitations is now open!

The San Francisco Foundation/Nomadic Literary Awards offer 20 winning writers ages 18–25 $2,500 per recipient for outstanding work in poetry, fiction, and non-fiction.

Applicants must currently live in either Contra Costa, San Francisco, or Alameda counties. The Nomadic administers these awards with San Francisco Foundation. Judges will be announced soon!

Invitations will be open March 15–April 15, 2025.

IMPORTANT RESIDENCY NOTE: While we completely understand that the costs of the Bay Area have displaced so many long-time residents, it is a requirement of the award that you currently live in one of the counties listed above. Proof of residency will be required if you are selected as a finalist.

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Recent Press: SF Chronicle Datebook

J.K. Fowler is hesitant to use the word “uplift” in describing the efforts of Nomadic Press, the nonprofit he founded in 2011. Particularly for a small nonprofit publisher located in Oakland, the idea of lifting up writers and artists — many of whom come from marginalized backgrounds — might pose a problem.

“The agency of the author pre-exists the publisher,” Fowler says in Nomadic Press’ office in uptown Oakland. “People of color and q***r people of color, women, trans folks — they have been uplifting themselves forever. It doesn’t take a publisher to uplift them.”

Read more here: https://datebook.sfchronicle.com/books/nomadic-press-makes-a-home-for-itself-in-oakland