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Welcome to Apprentice House, the nation’s only campus-based, student-staffed book publisher! A series of three courses offered through Loyola University's communication department dovetail with the project development, design, and marketing of real books by authors who, for the most part, are unaffiliated with Loyola.
Since 2006, Apprentice House has published nearly thirty titles across the spectrum of genres, from memoir to travel and from Shakespeare to shipwrecks. Our books are printed digitally at Lightning Source, Inc., which is owned by Ingram, the country's largest book wholesaler. That means Apprentice House books are available to any bookstore in the country and are on amazon.com.
Stories about Apprentice House have appeared in Publishers Weekly, Baltimore Sun, City Paper, Urbanite, and the newsletter of the Independent Book Publishers Association.
So if you want to be part of Apprentice House's growing stable of authors, and help young people experience publishing books first-hand, check out our Submission Guidelines here.
Recent releases and bestsellers pictured below include A Time Before Slaughter, poetry by Paul Nelson; Reading Lips and Other Ways to Overcome a Disability, edited by Diane Scharper; What Would You Die For? Perpetua's Passion; Eager Street: A LIfe on the Corner and Behind Bars by Arlando "Tray" Jones; Exhaust the Limits: The Life and Times of a Global Peacemaker by Charles F. "Chic" Dambach; Playing Time: What Kids Really Think About Kids' Sports by Quinn Cotter; Flashes in the Night: The Sinking of the Estonia by Jack A. Nelson; The Vegan Monologues by Ben Shaberman; Who Killed Donte Manning?: The Story of an American Neighborhood by Rose Marie Berger; White Asparagus by D.R. Belz; Music at the Crossroads: Lives & Legacies of Baltimore Jazz, edited by Mark Osteen and Frank J. Graziano; Dredging the Choptank: Maryland Ghost Stories by Kimberley Lynne.
 These covers were designed by Loyola University students in book publishing courses taught by Gregg Wilhelm (above) and Kevin Atticks.
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