The AAPA encourages members to create and publish on our site as well as circulating printed content in the monthly bundle. As part of this effort we are now accepting submissions.
You could write about a local news article, a story from your life, a short story, a poem, or some other subject.
You can also publish an E- Journal. Most journals are in PDF format, while some are .doc or html files. File size must be less than 2 MB.
Send your submissions into the AAPA at Stories. We will get it posted as soon as possible.
Ink Free No. 6 (June 2024) ... Read more »
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Greg McKelvey's latest issue of The Ink Zone is ready for the July 2020 AAPA bundle, but he also wants to share it online. ... Read more »
Calming advice from Marey Barthoff, who can't get out to have The Mareyland Register printed ... Read more »
The June 2019 issue of AAPA Miscellany, published by Clarence Wolfshohl, is available ... Read more »
Poem and photographs ... Read more »
Greg and Sally McKelvey published this issue of The Ink Zone, a tribute to their friend W. Gale Mueller, for the September 2018 AAPA bundle, and suggested that it could be also shared online. ... Read more »
The July 2017 issue of AAPA Miscellany, published by Clarence Wolfshohl, is ready. ... Read more »
The fifth issue of AAPA’s Miscellany is ready for viewing. You’ll enjoy thel stories and artwork. Come and take a look at what your fellow AAPAers are thinking, writing and imagining. ... Read more »
In addition to our monthly bundles of printed journals and ephemera, American Amateur Press Association members also publish on the World Wide Web. Most journals are in PDF format, while some are .doc or html files. ... Read more »
The June issue of AAPA’s Miscellany is ready for viewing. You’ll enjoy thel stories and artwork. Come and take a look at what your fellow AAPAers are thinking, writing and imagining. ... Read more »
Amateur journalism is a unique activity. Amateur journalists publish journals on paper & online & come from many perspectives: from deluxe letterpress printed journals, to Xeroxed newsletters, to artistically designed cards and ephemera. We embrace the spirit of being amateurs – loving what we do for pure joy and not financial gain – while creating top quality journals, zines, and homemade publications.