Founded in 2015 by Lori Shwydky and Cheryl Ann Kelly, Rebel Mountain Press is a small, independently owned Canadian book publisher of children's and young adult literature, anthologies, and poetry that feature characters and authors who are BIPOC, LGBTQ2IA+, and/or have disabilities.
We are interested in publishing graphic novels for children or young adults. We would also consider submissions of adult fiction or creative non-fiction with protagonists who are BIPOC, LGBTQ2IA+, and/or have disabilities, from authors who identify similarly.
Currently, we publish 2-4 titles per year. Rebel welcomes new and emerging Canadian writers, as well as more established Canadian authors. We encourage submissions from authors who are BIPOC, LGBTQ2IA+, identify as Disabled, or are from other marginalized groups.
*Note: we only publish Canadian authors who currently reside in Canada.
Our four main core values are: Diversity, Equality, Tolerance, and Female Empowerment. Our goal is to give a voice to Canadian authors who might not otherwise be heard, such as those from the LGBTQ2+ community, authors of Indigenous descent, BIPOC, or those from other marginalized groups. Our aim is to create books that are insightful and promote human and animal rights, greater social awareness and tolerance—books that create positive change.
We strive to publish books that will make a strong artistic and cultural contribution to Canadian literature—to illuminate the experiences of Canadians of all ages, abilities, ethnicities, genders and sexual orientations, giving readers the perspectives and insights necessary to empathize with and understand others from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
We are interested in publishing graphic novels for children or young adults. We would also consider submissions of adult fiction or creative non-fiction with protagonists who are BIPOC, LGBTQ2IA+, and/or have disabilities, from authors who identify similarly.
Currently, we publish 2-4 titles per year. Rebel welcomes new and emerging Canadian writers, as well as more established Canadian authors. We encourage submissions from authors who are BIPOC, LGBTQ2IA+, identify as Disabled, or are from other marginalized groups.
*Note: we only publish Canadian authors who currently reside in Canada.
Our four main core values are: Diversity, Equality, Tolerance, and Female Empowerment. Our goal is to give a voice to Canadian authors who might not otherwise be heard, such as those from the LGBTQ2+ community, authors of Indigenous descent, BIPOC, or those from other marginalized groups. Our aim is to create books that are insightful and promote human and animal rights, greater social awareness and tolerance—books that create positive change.
We strive to publish books that will make a strong artistic and cultural contribution to Canadian literature—to illuminate the experiences of Canadians of all ages, abilities, ethnicities, genders and sexual orientations, giving readers the perspectives and insights necessary to empathize with and understand others from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
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Ghost's Journey: A Refugee Story written by Robin Stevenson:
-nominated/shortlisted for the 2021 Rocky Mountain Book Awards. -nominated/shortlisted for the 2021 Silver Birch Express Award Kiskajeyi- I AM READY by Michelle Sylliboy, Editor Michael Calvert: Winner of the 2020 Indigenous Voices Award (IVAs) in the category of Published Poetry (English category). Breaking Boundaries: LGBTQ2 Writers Coming Out and Into Canada -nominated for 2019 George Ryga Award for social awareness. |
We encourage submissions from both emerging and established authors.
(see submission page)
Our office is located in Nanoose Bay, BC, Canada. We acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory
of the Snaw-Naw-As First Nation, and we thank them for
the use of this beautiful land.
~ Special thanks to Joy Gugeler for her publishing/editing expertise and advice.
(see submission page)
Our office is located in Nanoose Bay, BC, Canada. We acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory
of the Snaw-Naw-As First Nation, and we thank them for
the use of this beautiful land.
~ Special thanks to Joy Gugeler for her publishing/editing expertise and advice.
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Rebel Mountain Press wishes to thank the
British Columbia Arts Council and the Province of British Columbia for their support of our publishing projects. |
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- Member of the Association of Book Publishers of BC
- Member of the Association of Canadian Publishers
- Member of Literary Press Group Canada
- Represented in sales across Canada by Canadian Manda Group, with sales reps in all regions
- Distribution in Canada and the US through LitDistCo
