Availability
Print and Digital:Our titles are available in all digital formats, especially from Fictionwise (now an independent division of Barnes & Noble). Our titles are available in print and e-book formats from Powells. Also available online to order in print from B&N, Amazon, and other e-tailers around the world. You can order our titles in the U.S., Canada, or the U.K.in most bookstores associated with national distributors. In the U.S., our main distributors are Ingram and Baker & Taylor. Returns=yes.
—CAJ, Executive Editor.

Submissions
We have stopped accepting open submissions for the immediate future, sorry. We have become very focused on quality rather than quantity, and plan to publish at most a handful of books each year. As a very tiny press, that allows us to optimally see a book through from acquisition through editing and production, through distribution, marketing, promotion, and life cycle maintenance. Our books come to us through back channels. This is not to say that, one day, we may not broaden our accessibility again. When and if that happens, there will be an announcement.
—CAJ, Executive Editor.

History
Clocktower Books, launched 1996 by business partners John T. Cullen and Brian Callahan, has been designated by digital publishing historian Karen Wiesner as 'the world's sixth digital publisher.' Under the imprints Neon Blue Fiction and The Haunted Village, they were the world's second publisher to release weekly serial chapters of entire novels on line as early as 1996. Their magazine Deep Outside SFFH, later Far Sector SFFH, had a ten year run and was at one time the world's oldest web-based magazine of sf/f/h without print antecedents. Brian is now proprietor of a wonderful graphics company, SighCo, located in the historic center of New Orleans and a survivor of Katrina. Clocktower Books, in San Diego, continues as a tiny publisher with a huge heart.
—CAJ, Executive Editor.