REEDY PRESS

Reedy Press was co-founded in 2003 in St. Louis, Missouri, by Josh Stevens and Matthew Heidenry, two museum publishing professionals who sought to help cultural institutions and organizations publish books. In the early years, Reedy's list of clients grew to include schools and cities, with commemorative books soon becoming a specialty. Professionals and companies joined the mix of publishing partners, as titles began to encompass everything from narrative histories to cookbooks to children's picture books... In 1893, Reedy became the editor of The Mirror, a ground-breaking literary magazine that featured opinions from across the country on political, social, and cultural topics as well as early writings from well-known authors like Carl Sandburg, Robert Frost, and Sara Teasdale. Upon gaining ownership of the magazine in 1896, he changed its name to Reedy's Mirror. He owned and operated Reedy's Mirror until his unexpected passing in 1920.

Also known as: Reedy Press, LLC

Primary location: Louis United States