The Press
The Holland Press is the publishing home of Victor Holland of Bryant, Arkansas — and a home for writers with unfinished books and no wish to walk the conventional road.
Here, a book does not wait until it is finished to be read. Works in progress appear in episodes as the writing continues; finished works are published whole. Each stands on its own.
The Works
Carbonari
A farmer’s wife in occupied Lombardy, and a girlhood training that begins to wake. Published in episodes while it is still being written — read or listen on its own page.
Short Stories
Short stories by Victor Holland — Our Man Jack, and Moon Stone, a story still being written — and open to other writers with a finished story.
Holland Family Legacy
Writing from the Holland family, kept in one place. First: Geneva Maxson Holland’s letter-journal of a childhood in the 1900’s — And All the Days Were Bright — in episodes, read and listened to.
The Workshop
For books still becoming, readers are more than an audience. Through the Workshop they offer characters, complications, and historical detail, and the Contributors’ Ledger records the ideas that make it into the book. The author keeps the pen.
Readers can influence the journey without being promised control of the destination.
For Authors
If you have a book — finished, or far enough along that its shape is real — there may be a place for it here. The Press brings the format and the machinery; you bring the book and your readers.