ABOUT US

ABOUT AURORE PRESS
Aurore Press began publishing as a independent micro press in 2007. Headquarted in the Northside neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio, Aurore Press is the sweat of co-publishers Betsy Young and Chuck Byrd who felt after many drunken, but dead serious, conversations with the most amazing and creative people we knew there was a definite need to showcase some of these unique viewpoints, ideas and talents stewing in Cincinnati's creative scene on any given time (and not just when the media decides Cincinnati is "in").

Just to make sure we have our heads screwed on right at all times, to date Aurore Press have donated over $3,700 to local charities from the proceeds of their combined catalog.

Betsy Young
betsyyoung@aurorepress.com

Chuck Byrd
chuckbyrd@aurorepress.com

Media/general information
admin@aurorepress.com

Aurore Press
4243 Kirby Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45223
USA

Tel: 513.591.1635

LOCAL PRESS
›"Events - Thanksgiving Eve Massacre" - November 2009, Cincinnati CityBeat

›"Jockey Club Re-Reunion" - August 2009, Cincinnati CityBeat

›"Aurore Presses On" - July 2009, Cincinnati CityBeat

›"Best Way to Remember Cincy's Early Punk Scene" - Best of Cincinnati 2009/Cincinnati CityBeat

›Punk's (Not) Dead - November 2008, Cincinnati Magazine

›Remembering the Jockey Club - December 2008, Cincicnnati Citybeat

VIDEO
›Nathan Singer & Abiyah at Thanksgiving Massacre - Video by Jackson Pollack Boytim

›Nick Barrows singing at Thanksgiving Massacre - Video by Jackson Pollack Boytim

›Shawn Abnoxious reading at Thanksgiving Massacre - Video by Dave "Wicky" Fishwick

›Another Shawn Abnoxious reading, "A Promise of a Knife in Every Jacket for Christmas," from "Blood State" - Video by Dave "Wicky" Fishwick

The folks at local independent publisher Aurore Press have done more than almost anyone to keep alive the legend of The Jockey Club, the ’80s Punk Rock venue in Newport that put the allegedly behind-the-times Cincinnati on the Punk map and helped foster a strong local Punk scene that lives on to this day.

-- Cincinnati CityBeat