Meet Esri Press book authors and editors, and submit book ideas and proposals
Allen Carroll founded Esri’s StoryMaps team, which creates web tools that help people tell place-based stories with interactive maps and multimedia.
Stacy Krieg is the Esri Press Books Managing Editor and has over 20 years of publishing experience. She is passionate about creating content that can help improve people's lives and is interested in books and projects that show how GIS can change the world.
Alycia Tornetta is passionate about acquiring titles that inspire, inform, and teach. She is particularly interested in books about social issues, urban planning, and coding and programming using GIS.
Craig Carpenter is a Senior Product Engineering Writer with a master’s degree in GIS. He played a key role in developing both the Top 20 Essential Skills and Esri Advanced Guide series, collaborating with authors to create impactful GIS books.
Katie Gezi is an acquisitions editor with 10 years of publishing experience. She is interested in advancing knowledge and research in GIS, with a particular focus on acquiring books rooted in academia, applied GIS, and sustainability.
Your first step toward writing for Esri Press is to submit a book proposal that conveys the purpose and vision of your book and demonstrates its tone and your writing style.
Have a great idea for a new Esri Press book? Click to let us know what you'd like to learn about.
Read managing editor Stacy Krieg's six steps for submitting a book proposal to a publisher.
Planning to pitch your book to an Esri acquisitions editor at an upcoming event? Get tips that will make sure you get the most out your meeting.
