Triangle Square

Triangle Square is the children's and young-adult imprint of Seven Stories Press, an independent publishing house based in New York City. It describes its list as "works of radical imagination for young readers," and its catalogue is built around progressive, activist and social-justice themes aimed at middle-grade, young-adult and picture-book audiences. The imprint sits alongside Seven Stories Press's other editorial lines, including Siete Cuentos / Ocean Sur and Two Dollar Radio, within the same independent publishing group. Triangle Square's list spans picture books, middle-grade and young-adult titles, graphic works, and non-fiction on history, activism, human rights, feminism, race and inequality, environmentalism, Indigenous studies and Latin American and Latinx subjects. Among its best-known titles are Howard Zinn's A Young People's History of the United States (adapted by Rebecca Stefoff), Innosanto Nagara's A is for Activist and Together, Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth's Sex Is a Funny Word and You Know, Sex, and William Loren Katz's Black Legacy. The imprint also publishes translated works, including titles by Nimrod, Yayo Herrero and Inês Viegas Oliveira. The imprint is distributed and sold through Seven Stories Press's own website and retail channels, with the publisher offering free US shipping on orders over $25. Its editorial identity is closely tied to Seven Stories Press's broader mission of publishing radical, independent and international voices, and it functions as the group's dedicated gateway to younger readers.

Triangle Square is the children's and young-adult imprint of Seven Stories Press, an independent publisher founded in New York City. Seven Stories Press built its reputation on radical, progressive and international titles, and Triangle Square was created as its dedicated line for younger readers, carrying the tagline "works of radical imagination for young readers." The imprint's catalogue reflects the parent house's editorial commitments, with a strong emphasis on activism, American studies, Black liberation, feminism, gender and sexuality, human rights, Indigenous studies, environmentalism and Latin American and Latinx literature. A central pillar of the list is Howard Zinn's A Young People's History of the United States, adapted for young readers by Rebecca Stefoff. The Seven Stories Press edition has been revised and updated, including for the centennial of Zinn's birth, with new contributions by Latinx scholar Ed Morales and adapter Rebecca Stefoff, a new chapter, introduction and conclusion, and expanded coverage of Latinx history, Native history and Asian American activism. The book is presented as a radical and activist account of US history told from the viewpoints of workers, enslaved people, immigrants, women, Black people, Latino Americans, Asian Americans and American Indians. Triangle Square's list also includes Innosanto Nagara's A is for Activist and Together, Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth's Sex Is a Funny Word and You Know, Sex, and William Loren Katz's Black Legacy, alongside translated works such as Aimé Césaire: No to Humiliation by Nimrod (translated by Emma Ramadan), The Duel by Yayo Herrero and Luis Demano, and I Want You to Know by Mona Damluji. The imprint organizes its catalogue by subject, including Activism, American Studies, Black Liberation, Children's, Colonialism and Imperialism, Current Events, Environmentalism, Family, Feminism, Fiction, Gender and Sexuality, Graphic Works, Health, History, Human Rights, Indigenous Studies / Indigenous Resistance, Latin American and Latinx Literature, Memoir & Biography, Middle Grade, Picture Books, Politics, Race and Inequality, Science, Spanish Language, Translation and Young Adult. As an imprint rather than a standalone company, Triangle Square does not have its own independent corporate history; its development is tied to Seven Stories Press's growth as an independent publisher and to the broader market for progressive children's and young-adult non-fiction and picture books. Its books are sold through the Seven Stories Press website and retail channels, with the publisher offering free US shipping on orders over $25.

• Triangle Square operates as the children's and young-adult imprint of Seven Stories Press.

• Seven Stories Press publishes a revised and updated edition of A Young People's History of the United States, including for the centennial of Howard Zinn's birth.

Progressive, activist and social-justice-oriented children's and young-adult publishing under an independent press.

• A Young People's History of the United States

  Howard Zinn's seminal American history adapted for young readers by Rebecca Stefoff, revised and updated.

• A is for Activist

  A picture book by Innosanto Nagara introducing activism to young children.

• Together

  A picture book by Innosanto Nagara and Mona Damluji.

• Sex Is a Funny Word

  A children's book about bodies, gender and sexuality by Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth.

• You Know, Sex

  A book for young readers on sex and sexuality by Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth.

• Black Legacy

  A history title by William Loren Katz.

• Aimé Césaire: No to Humiliation

  By Nimrod, translated by Emma Ramadan.

• The Duel

  By Yayo Herrero and Luis Demano, translated by Paul David Martin and Martin J. Perazzo.

• I Want You to Know

  By Mona Damluji.

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