About The Coelacanth Press The Coelacanth Press, so named after the Prehistoric fish with a prototype human heart that was thought to be extinct, but then rediscovered under a ledge in the South-Seas, was founded in 2008 as a publisher, research methodology and collective happening. The Coelacanth Press brings together a variety of new, established and neglected practitioners from different fields with the intention of creating new publications, works of art, events and collaborations. The Coelacanth Press produces a biannual arts publication called The Coelacanth Journal and is scheduled to publish a reprint of Brigid Brophy's cult classic of 1956, The King of a Rainy Country. Editor: Phoebe Blatton Contact: thecoelacanthpress@gmail.com

About The Coelacanth Press

The Coelacanth Press, so named after the Prehistoric fish with a prototype human heart that was thought to be extinct, but then rediscovered under a ledge in the South-Seas, was founded in 2008 as a publisher, research methodology and collective happening.

The Coelacanth Press brings together a variety of new, established and neglected practitioners from different fields with the intention of creating new publications, works of art, events and collaborations.

The Coelacanth Press produces a biannual arts publication called The Coelacanth Journal and is scheduled to publish a reprint of Brigid Brophy's cult classic of 1956, The King of a Rainy Country.

Editor: Phoebe Blatton

Contact: thecoelacanthpress@gmail.com