ANKH PRESS posts a wide spectrum of literary offerings on our Web Site: Poetry, Realistic Fiction, Short Stories, Non-Fiction and Autobiography, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Media Fanzines, Horror, and Romance, in the tradition of the Small Press. Please see Publisher's Guidelines. We also offer Self-Publishing Services as a member of the Falcon Books Independent Publishing Consortium. For further information visit Falcon Books at http://www.falcbooks.com.

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Editing Services

Your link to the editorial department--Editor-in-Chief, Roberta Tennant, will respond to suggestions, questions, comments, and requests for information about Writing, Publishing, and the Independent Press. She would like to hear from you, whether you are just thinking about writing a book or have a manuscript in hand.

"I'd enjoy exploring topics of mutual interest, learning from other authors/publishers, and sharing with you the insights, ideas, and information I've gathered in the last sixteen years of Writing and Independent Publishing."

“OUR GOAL IS TO SEE YOUR BOOK IN PRINT
AND TO HELP YOU REACH READERS!”

—Roberta Tennant, Editor

Roberta Tennant, Editor, has written three novels, six novellas, and a book of poetry, all of which have been produced by Falcon Books. She holds a B.A. in English from the University of California at Berkeley and a Master's Degree in English from California State University at Hayward.

In editing manuscripts for, Roberta strives for correctness in grammar and punctuation, making suggestions that in her opinion will enhance the finished book. At the same time, she respects the integrity of an author's unique style and diction. All editorial comments are implemented at the discretion of the author/publisher. As an author and publisher herself, Roberta has a deep appreciation for the process of creating a book, from writing the manuscript, to editing, to seeing the completed book. She edits with great care and dedication, because she understands how important it is to feel that the manuscript is as close to perfect as possible, before it is printed.

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