Stelliform books are at the forefront of conversations about culture and climate change.

We’re a small press publishing out of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. We focus on genre (SFFH) and literary fiction and creative non-fiction which takes up the conversation around the climate emergency and an intersectional view of environmental justice. We invite you to join us in reshaping nature/culture relationships through the stories we tell ourselves and each other. Welcome. We’re so glad you’re here.

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  • Weird Fishes Book Launch Announcement
  • The House of Drought Release Announcement
  • Poster announcing Mary Robinette Kowal's Five Star review of After the Dragons
  • A graphic of Octavia Cade's THE IMPOSSIBLE RESURRECTION OF GRIEF on a floral background. The text reads: "“Cade is warning us through The Impossible Resurrection of Grief that we too will become ghosts if we continue to turn our Earth and seas into a graveyard. In this way, her speculative fiction begins to feel not so speculative.” — Shana Chandra for the Landfall Review Online."
  • Michael J. DeLuca Night Roll Locus Review poster
  • Sim Kern Depart Depart Publishers Weekly review poster
  • Announcement: Stelliform seeks Black authors working with nature and climate change themes.
  • Announcement: Stelliform welcomes submissions from Indigenous people worldwide, especially those living in Canada.

New on the Blog

ARBOREALITY Giveaway, Sept 6-12

We’re giving away two print copies of Rebecca Campbell’s forthcoming novella Arboreality to two winners in Canada and/or the United States. Click here to sign up with Rafflecopter.

Welcome Weird Fishes!

Today is the publication day for Rae Mariz’s underwater fantasy novella Weird Fishes. In this post find out more about the book, where to buy it, and how to attend the WEIRD FISHES book launch on August 20.

WEIRD FISHES Giveaway, August 10-14

Get in on our Weird Fishes ARC giveaway by signing up for our newsletter, sharing the news about Weird Fishes, or any of the other sign up options through Rafflecopter. Read more about the book and how to sign up in this post.

AFTER THE DRAGONS is a Le Guin Prize Finalist!

On July 28, Electric Literature announced the Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction shortlist. It’s an incredible, diverse list of socially far-reaching speculative fiction and we are thrilled and honoured to have Cynthia Zhang’s After the Dragons shortlisted. Click to read the full list of finalists.

House of Drought is Out!

Happy Book Birthday to Dennis Mombauer and The House of Drought! This disorienting and atmospheric anti-colonial gothic novella is now available wherever books are sold. Grab a copy and come to our launch party on July 23.