Icelandic volcano affects Prole sales

Fallout from Iceland has caused our top salesperson to be stranded in France. Perhaps we should have done a foreign language version.

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Out now!

Prole, Issue 1 is available now.

Visit: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk  to buy.


Well worth a punt.

Issue 1 on sale, April 6th

After much hard work, issue 1 of Prole will be available to buy through our website from April 6th.
We have an excellent collection of fiction, creative nonfiction and poetry to challenge and entertain.

For details, visit our website: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk
The purchase page will be online from April 6th.

We are open for submissions for further issues.

Cover design

Prole is now open for submissions of cover design. For details on this and anything else Prole related, please visit our website: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk

Gone to print

Our shiny new ISSN has arrived and Issue 1 has been sent to print. Assuming all goes well (no major hitches as yet) a release date will be announced soon.
Thank you for all submissions and messages of support. We are now reading for Issue 2 and welcome submissions for that. For full details visit: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk

Exciting times

Exciting times at Prole. Content for issue one has been finalised and just as soon as our shiny new ISSN arrives we’ll be going to print. (Why does that take at least thirty days?) We aim to publish during May. Details will follow.
We remain open for submissions for Issue 2. Please note, submission guidelines have changed and we no longer accept reprints or simultaneous submissions. What hasn’t changed is the way we’d like submissions to be formatted. I assume our contributors are a literate bunch and it does clearly set out on our website how we’d like text presented. That being the case, why was it that about 70% of submissions did not follow guidelines, leading to a lot of extra work and swearing when setting up the final proof?
It may interest you to know that we are open to a small number of advertisements to be placed in Issue 1 and also on the website. ‘Subtle’ and ‘advertising’ are not easy bed-fellows, but please don’t ask for something spread across the cover or homepage – that isn’t going to happen.
As ever, for full details about everything, visit the website: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk

Getting ready for issue 1

A big thank you to all those who submitted work to Prole for issue 1. We've had a very healthy number of submissions and an entertaining range of work to read. Remaining offers and notifications should be sent out soon as content is almost finalised. We remain open to submissions for issue 2. We hope to go to print within the next month, so keep an eye on the website for details about purchasing. As ever: www.prolebooks.co.uk