Atlantean Publishing's finances

Atlantean Publishing is not intended to turn a profit — in fact, the press makes a loss.
*There are no reading or publication fees.
*Contributors receive a complimentary copy of the issue their work appears in, or multiple copies of a solo-author publication.
*Awen, Bard and Garbaj and the various broadsides are available free in return for a stamped self-addressed envelope.
*Other publications are sold for an amount intended to offset costs
==Annual Losses==
For those interested in such things, here are the annual losses since 2004, when editor DJ Tyrer first began keeping an accurate record of income and outgoings:
*2004 = -£365.26
*2005 = -£286.37 (better by £78.89)
*2006 = -£334.04 (worse by £52.67, although better if purchase of new equipment disregarded)
*2007 = -£421.58 (worse by £87.54, but representing a very busy printing schedule)
*2008 = -£276.85 (better by £144.73, assisted by a decrease in printing costs and an upsurge in orders)
*2009 = -£206.47 (better by £70.83)
*2010 = -£235.38 (worse by £28.91)
*2011 = -£243.66 (worse by £8.23, the inactive first half of the year balancing out rising costs)
*2012 = -£579.31 (worse by £335.65, largely due to bulk-buying stamps before the rise)
*2013 = -£162.52 (better by £416.79.)
*2014 = -£146.11 (better by £16.81.)
*2015 = -£110.15 (better by £35.96, ousting 2014 as our best year ever!)
*2016 = -£168.18 (worse by £58.03; not including costs for the A Terrible Thing joint-project, which was cost-neutral)
*2017 = -£200.07 (worse by £31.89)
*2018 = -£84.93 (better by £115.14)
*2019 = -£6.78 (better by £78.15)
*2020 = -£9.22 (worse by £2.54)
*2021 = -£9.66 (worse by 44p)
: Total = -£3846.54 over eighteen years
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