America's oldest and largest newspaper editors group. Directing editors of daily newspapers and editors of major sources of news for daily newspapers throughout the Americas are eligible for membership.

Assistance for publishers and other members of the publishing industry, including the Southwest Signature newsletter, monthly meetings and the annual Glyph Awards.

The principal trade association of the book publishing industry. Organization includes over 200 members throughout the United States.

The Association of American University Presses is a trade association of more than 100 non-profit academic and scholarly publishers worldwide.

Organization bringing together people involved in book publishing and manufacturing in New England.

Educational and professional resource serving the 13 western states that provides opportunity for publishing professionals to meet and share experiences.

The midwest's professional association representing book publishers, vendors, editors, writers, graphic designers, and independent contractors.

Specializes in independent publishing in Colorado. Details of association's activities and a member survey on the site.

National organization for independent literary publishers of fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction, including literary magazines and literary presses.

National Association of Independent Publishers Representatives - a trade association of sales representatives serving book publishers.

The National Federation of Abstracting and Information Services (NFAIS -- a membership organization made up of producers and distributors of digital information services for research and professional communities.

The Publishers Association of the South, operating since 1985 to advance book publishing in the region. Includes list of members, programs, education opportunities and publications.

A coalition of independent self-publishers and small presses in Northern California exchanging advice regarding all aspects of publishing.

A nonprofit cultural and educational institution dedicated to promoting interaction between the public and small independent book publishers.

Describes this non-profit regional trade association, representing free community papers and "shoppers" in ten states. Includes information on their services and lists of member-newspapers.

National organization of all the book arts. Includes training, exhibition, and membership information, as well as a newsletter, supply directory and listserv archive.

Promotes reading and supports the role of women in the community of the book.