Small Press Publishing refers to the practice of publishing books and other written works by smaller, independent publishers. These presses often focus on niche markets, unique voices, and innovative content that may not fit into the mainstream publishing industry. They typically produce fewer titles each year compared to larger publishers, allowing for more personalized attention to each work. Small presses often prioritize quality over quantity, fostering relationships with authors and providing a platform for diverse perspectives. They can be instrumental in promoting emerging writers and experimental genres, contributing to a richer literary landscape that reflects a wider array of experiences and ideas.