By Common Consent Press is a non-profit publisher dedicated to producing affordable, high-quality books that help define and shape the Latter-day Saint experience.
Our mission includes finding manuscripts that will contribute to the lives of thoughtful Latter-day Saints, mentoring authors and nurturing projects to completion, and distributing important books to the Mormon audience at the lowest possible cost.
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By Common Consent Press was founded as a non-profit publisher in 2017.
We're seeking out the best authors from the LDS world, and we publish books that address all aspects of Mormon life, including works of philosophy, theology, history, scriptural exegesis, fiction, poetry, personal essays, and memoirs.
BCC Press is supported through book sales, private donations, and pro-bono services.
As a 501(c)(3), our aims are simple:
- Produce books that are affordable and accessible to everyone
- Provide as much compensation as possible to our authors
- Foster dialogue and discovery among our community of readers
- Encourage faith in Christ
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Our team is made up of professionals from the worlds of academia, law, publishing, and media, including:
Steve Evans, Michael Austin, Cynthia Lee, Hannah Pritchett, D Christian Harrison, Kristine Haglund, Sam Brunson, Kyle Monson, Lori Forsyth, and Andrew Heiss
With on-going support from a growing and passionate team of volunteers:
Adam McLain, Heidi Naylor, Cece Proffit, Conor Hilton, Holly Kolb, and Emma Tueller
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