People often tell us how pleased they were to have discovered our site because it spotlights important books they wouldn't have known about otherwise. As fellow book lovers, we've put together this page of links to other sites where we enjoy browsing for books.

Find books at your wonderful nearby independent bookstore! The IndieBound program helps you to find any book you want at a store close to home. While you're shopping at your local store, we hope you will put in a good word for the books fron independent publishers!

BCH (formerly Book Clearing House) is an important partner to many small presses, helping to distribute their titles. Upper Access ran a fulfillment service for ten years, then decided to drop it because it was detracting from what we wanted to do—publishing. We were thrilled when BCH agreed to take over that part of our business. They're the best.

Amazon, of course, is no longer just a bookstore, but a source for a wide range of merchancise. Although it is a huge corporation, its deep selection of book titles means that it carries many small-press books that are hard to find elsewhere. We think of it as a backup, to order books that we can't find in our local bricks-and-mortar stores.

Barnes and Noble also carries a great many small-press titles, particularly on its Web site.

Independent Publishers of New England is one of several trade organizations in which we're active. It's a diverse group, ranging from well-known independent presses to brand new one-book publishers. This directory gives links to the member sites, so you can take a look at their offerings.

Midpoint Trade Books is a leading trade distributor for independent publishers, and conducts most trade sales of Upper Access titles. If you are a bookstore owner or buyer, you should check out their selection of titles from hundreds of outstanding small presses.

Upper Access Books— Please don't forget to check the listings on our own Web site as well!