Subscribe to receive all forthcoming titles from Homie House Press in 2025. Your subscription helps to support the exciting and ambitious year ahead.

Memberships are for readers, supporters, institutions, museums, libraries, and those who have extra funds and wanna put it into capable hands in efforts to make publishing a safer and more accessible space for all.
A yearly subscription will get you all books for 2025, over 10 books, as well as special editions, signed copies when available, and broadsheets. We will also include unique publications from past years’ canon. We will ship out at half the year, and the end of the year, June and December.

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Reader — $200
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T H A N K Y O U

Titles published in 2025 include:

• Autistic Joy, KNOX ROXS, A Retrospective — this work builds on our six year collaboration with Artist, scholar, and badass mama, Jennifer White Johnson. It is a deep dive into autistic play and mothering on the spectrum.

• EVEN THE SCORE, ACADEMIA, VOL V — the homie house newspaper comes out every other year, this year we did a deep dive on the failures, harms, and flaws of higher education, and how we can radically imagine a safer more sustainable way to move through education.

• FUTURE FIRE — collectively investigate the harm we can no longer live within and to consider what must burn down in order to build beyond the cultural framework of white supremacy that we are all born into.

• BUNCH — a culmination / anthology of a two artist collaborative project, by Noura Tafeche and Caterina Ragg.

• SAMMYS JAPAN, three artists— Natsuki Nagai + Mei Otsubo + Kimiko Nakayama, joined forces to make a Japanese edition of a publication produced by Homie House Press, entitled Sammys, about the intersection of food and identity. Think of this as a funny and romantic cookbook.

• MY LAND HAS ALWAYS BEEN ELUSIVE, a winding road of poems connected through heart ache, heart break, and break throughs, by poet and geographer, Seble Samuel.

• (NOT) IN SERVICE, by Unique Robinson (Community Arts Professor at MICA, Baltimore, MD), connects the dots from past selves to who they are today. This project is a deep dive into life as transport investigating identity, queerness and blackness.