The Literature Program provides technical assistance through a number of literary service partners to literary publishers, literary presenters, and individual writers and information access for the general public. For more information, please contact the partner directly.

Technical Assistance for Book and
Literary Magazine Publishers (NYTAP)

The Council of Literary Magazines and Presses administers, on behalf of the Literature Program, a technical assistance project (NYTAP) for New York State nonprofit literary publishers. The project offers convenings, workshops, and panel discussions on a variety of publishing topics, facilitates peer mentoring, and provides a limited amount of travel subsidy.

The Council of Literary Magazines and Presses /
NYTAP Program

Attn: Jamie Schwartz, Program Coordinator, NYTAP
154 Christopher Street, Suite 3C
New York, NY 10014-2839
(212) 741-9110 x12
jschwartz@clmp.org
www.clmp.org

Literary Book and Magazine Redistribution
(Al Poulin, Jr. Independent Publishers Development Project)

Publishers may donate returned, surplus and slightly hurt books for redistribution to institutional libraries serving seniors, young people, incarcerated persons and the general public to

Art Resources Transfer
(Distribution to Underserved Communities)

Attn: Jennifer Seass
Acting Director, DUC Program
526 West 26th Street Suite 614
NY, NY 10001-5522
212-255-2919
212-352-8448 fax
artresources@earthlink.net

Technical Assistance for Individual Writers

Career/artistic development support to individual writers through a partnership with Poets & Writers.

Poets & Writers, Inc.

Contact: Jessie Koester, Information Services Director
72 Spring Street
New York, NY 10012
212-226-3586 (ext. 216)
www.pw.org

Technical Assistance for Literary Presenters

The Literature Program offers a technical assistance project (LitTAP) for New York State nonprofit literary presenters at all budget levels. The project features an extensive technical assistance website, consultancies, and convenings of the literary field.

Contact: Debora Ott, Founding Director
dott@littap.org
Contact: Laurie Dean Torrell, NY Director
ltorrell@littap.org
smart-solutions@mindspring.com
www.littap.org

Regrant Funding From Poets & Writers

Poets & Writers, Inc. administers a regranting program supporting readings and workshops. Funds are granted for writer/workshop instructor fees on a matching basis statewide. Organizations may not apply to both Poets & Writers and NYSCA for the same project in the same fiscal year.

Poets & Writers Inc.

Contact: Bonnie Marcus Director,
New York State Readings & Workshops Program
72 Spring Street
New York, NY 10012
212-226-3586 ext. 225
www.pw.org

Statewide Literary Website (www.nyslittree.org)

See www.littree.org for access to the evolving Literary Map of New York State. Littree offers writers, educators, students and the general public current and historical information on literary activity throughout the State.

Bright Hill Literary Center

Contact: Bertha Rogers/Littree
P.O. Box 193
Treadwell, NY 13846
607-829-5055
wordthur@stny.rr.com
www.nyslittree.org