Palantir Press

Palantir Press exists to publish, profit, partner and play in the indie book movement. Our first title, Tōru: Wayfarer Returns, launched on February 16, 2016 as the first installment in the steampunk-flavored alternate history Sakura Steam series. As part of our small but sturdy creative community here in Leadville, Colorado, we look forward to helping other authors and indie publishers write, publish and market awesomely great, beautiful books.

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Palantir Press

Palantir Press exists to publish, profit, partner and play in the indie book movement.

Our first title, Tōru: Wayfarer Returns, launched on February 16, 2016 as the first installment in the steampunk-flavored alternate history Sakura Steam series.

As part of our small but sturdy creative community here in Leadville, Colorado, we look forward to helping other authors and indie publishers write, publish and market awesomely great, beautiful books.

Based in United States

Member Since 2016

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palantirpress.com

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We love to approve booksellers, librarians and media professionals who can help us get the word out about our titles, especially those who care about indie books.

We welcome reviews from both professional and consumer reviewers.

For consumer reviewers, we hope to see review activity on at least one major review platform (Goodreads, Amazon, iBooks, Barnes and Noble and others) in addition to posts on your personal blog. We also hope for high rates of feedback to publishers and thoughtful reviews that will help other readers decide if a book is right for them. Finally, we look for fit with our readership and yours. We are likely to decline requests from consumer reviewers without evidence of a history of reviews on Amazon, Goodreads or a personal blog.