Meet Esri Press book authors and editors, and submit book ideas and proposals
Shephard leads a team of software engineers at Esri and is a 3D evangelist who presents weird and wonderful 3D maps in technical workshops.
Stacy Krieg is the Esri Press Books Managing Editor and has over 20 years of publishing experience. She is passionate about creating content that can help improve people's lives and is interested in books and projects that show how GIS can change the world.
Claudia Naber is an acquisitions editor who has been working on Esri Press books for over 15 years. She is particularly interested in publishing books about the environment and climate change as well as technical workbooks for the classroom.
Alycia Tornetta is passionate about acquiring titles that inspire, inform, and teach. She is particularly interested in children's books as well as books about social issues, urban planning, and coding and programming using GIS.
Your first step toward writing for Esri Press is to submit a book proposal that conveys the purpose and vision of your book and demonstrates its tone and your writing style.
Esri Press is looking for projects that inspire, educate, and promote spatial thinking in K–12 students. We are interested in fiction and nonfiction books for children of all ages as well as books in other unique formats, like fiction-activity mashups and activity kits.
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Read managing editor Stacy Krieg's six steps for submitting a book proposal to a publisher.
