Second Edition in Development
The Crown of Glass
Narrative poetry collection
A cosmic horror narrative poetry collection featuring haunted constellations and a phone that speaks with the stars.
Independent small press
Sourdough Press now has its own visual language: printed paper, hard black rules, flat house artwork, and a catalog-first layout that does not depend on the Sebastian Michaels site for mood or assets.
Catalog shelves
Each card uses purpose-built Sourdough Press artwork and shared metadata, so the shelf can grow without turning into a scattered image dump.
Second Edition in Development
Narrative poetry collection
A cosmic horror narrative poetry collection featuring haunted constellations and a phone that speaks with the stars.
Second Edition in Development
Narrative poetry collection
A cosmic horror narrative poetry collection featuring haunted constellations and a phone that speaks with the stars.
Coming Soon
Narrative poetry book
A Palouse noir narrative with rail depots, bad bargains, vanished love, and a mystery built for a future launch.
Second Edition in Development
Narrative poetry collection
A cosmic horror narrative poetry collection featuring haunted constellations and a phone that speaks with the stars.
Coming Soon
Narrative poetry book
A Palouse noir narrative with rail depots, bad bargains, vanished love, and a mystery built for a future launch.
House departments
The homepage works more like a small publisher front desk: catalog, submissions, journal, and shop.
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Books and future releases presented like a real press shelf, not a mood board.
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Submission notes, editorial standards, response windows, and clear instructions for writers.
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Release letters, production notes, interviews, field reports, and small press process.
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A future home for direct books, chapbooks, bundles, signed copies, and limited objects.
Identity reset
The press should not look like Sebastian Michaels with a new logo. This version removes the reused atmospheric photos and replaces them with a graphic house system that feels more like an independent catalog, print desk, and edition shop.
Browse by subject
These subject doors describe the press taste without trapping the whole brand inside one book or one author identity.