For review copies, interviews, cover images, and author availability, Bradbury’s publicity office is glad to help.
We can supply high-resolution jacket art, catalog copy, and galleys for forthcoming titles, and can arrange conversations with our authors and editors.
Members of the press may write to press@bradburypress.com. Please include your outlet, deadline, and the title or author you’re writing about.
What we can send you
| Material | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Finished review copies | Hardcover, posted | For published titles, subject to stock |
| Galleys of forthcoming books | Digital or bound proof | Roughly four months before publication |
| Jacket art | 300 dpi TIFF or PNG | Reproduce uncropped, with the illustrator credit |
| Author photographs | 300 dpi JPEG | Credit line supplied with the file and required |
| Catalog and jacket copy | Plain text | Quotable in full |
| Interviews and appearances | Arranged by the desk | Print, radio, podcast, festival, school visits |
House fact sheet
| Founded | 1968, New York |
|---|---|
| Field | Literature for young readers — picture books, early readers, and novels |
| Titles on the list | 100 books |
| Major awards | Newbery Medal (The Slave Dancer, Paula Fox); Caldecott Medal (The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses, Paul Goble); ten further Newbery and Caldecott Honors |
| Best known for | Hatchet by Gary Paulsen, and the first novels of Judy Blume |
| Submissions | Open, including unagented work — see the submissions page |
Press questions
How do I request a review copy from Bradbury Press?
Write to press@bradburypress.com with your outlet, your circulation or audience, the title you want, and your deadline. Finished copies go out for published books; galleys go out roughly four months ahead of publication.
Can I get high-resolution jacket art and author photographs?
Yes. The publicity desk supplies print-resolution jacket files, author photographs with the correct credit line, and catalog copy for any title on the list. Please reproduce jackets uncropped and keep the credit intact.
Are Bradbury authors available for interviews and events?
Many are. Tell us the format — print, radio, podcast, festival panel, school visit — and the window you're working in, and we'll come back with who is available.
What is the Bradbury Press boilerplate for an article?
Bradbury Press is an independent American literary house, founded in 1968 and based in New York, publishing a small, deliberate list of books for young readers. Its list includes Paula Fox's Newbery Medal winner The Slave Dancer, Paul Goble's Caldecott Medal winner The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses, Gary Paulsen's Hatchet, and Judy Blume's first novels.
Who do I contact about permissions rather than press?
Reprint permissions, anthology use, and translation belong to the rights desk at rights@bradburypress.com, not to publicity.