Salaam Press is an American publisher that specializes in fiction, nonfiction and children's literature from the Muslim community. It is noted for its heavy concentration on LGBT literature.
Books published by Salaam Press include:
- 2004: At Noonday with the Gods of Somalia: Poems by Afdhere Jama
- 2008: Khalil & Majnun: A Memoir by Rahal X
- 2008: Illegal Citizens: Queer Lives in the Muslim World by Afdhere Jama
- 2009: The End of Everything: A Novel by Farideh Sadr
- 2009: Tangram: A Novel by Ayub Sudiro
- 2009: Lovers: A Novel by Hadiyo Jim'ale
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