Wolverine Farm Publishing

Our Story

In early 2002, Todd Simmons moved to Fort Collins, Colorado, with a vision to make a difference through writing. He connected with fellow writers, artists, and activists who shared a common goal: to live fully while improving the world. This collaboration sparked the creation of Wolverine Farm Publishing, named after a small farm in Idaho, symbolizing a relentless pursuit of a wilder world.

Wolverine Farm launched its first publication, Matterzine, in March 2003, evolving into Matter Journal in 2004. By 2005, it transitioned into a nonprofit organization, establishing a volunteer-run bookstore at The Bean Cycle Coffeehouse. Today, Wolverine Farm continues to publish Matter Journal, Boneshaker: A Bicycling Almanac, and community newspapers like The Courier, fostering a vibrant literary arts community.

Impact

Your tax-deductible donation directly supports the creative endeavors of poets, painters, and printers, ensuring that the unique Fort Collins community hub thrives. Contributions help sustain workshops, events, and the publication of literary works that enrich the cultural landscape.

Why Donate?

Donating to Wolverine Farm Publishing means investing in the arts and community engagement. Your support helps cultivate a space where creativity flourishes, allowing local artists to share their magic with the world.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the movement to empower local artists and writers. Donate cryptocurrency or cash to Wolverine Farm Publishing and help create a wilder, more vibrant community!