About Us

Adeline Street Press is an independent publishing house dedicated to the raw, old-school spirit of storytelling. Born from a 40-year friendship and a legacy of "basement print shop" hustle, our brand identity is unapologetically gritty, resourceful, and focused entirely on substance over corporate polish. We exist to bridge the gap between an author's raw vision and the world, providing a platform for creators who have something real to say.

From high-concept science fiction and fantasy to deep historical analysis, we publish books for readers who appreciate authentic, independent voices.

Our Roots: Community, Service, and Connection

Service is in our DNA. Backed by a leadership team with over a decade of volunteer emergency service and multi-branch military experience, we are a veteran-supported press that prioritizes community. We are deeply committed to empowering creators—with a dedicated focus on supporting veterans and first responders in their creative and professional writing journeys.

A man in camouflage military uniform holding a semi-automatic rifle outdoors in a grassy field with yellow flowers, green hills, and a blue sky in the background.
A group of seven people in a cozy living room, some sitting on a couch and some lying down, with yellow smiley face emojis covering their faces. The room has a lamp, a side table, and a framed picture on the wall.
A newspaper photo showing Nottingham Ambulance Squad members assisting a 19-year-old male passenger after a car crash into a utility pole at Liberty Street and Hamilton Avenue, Hamilton, on November 23, 1992. The driver, Paul Muehleiser, was charged with driving under the influence.
A newspaper photo showing Nottingham Ambulance Squad members assisting a 19-year-old male passenger after a car crash into a utility pole at Liberty Street and Hamilton Avenue, Hamilton, on November 23, 1992. The driver, Paul Muehleiser, was charged with driving under the influence.