New York, NY — July 25, 2026 — Casa Carlini, a small independent publishing house devoted to books that linger on the shelf, in the mind, and in conversation long after the last page is turned, today announced a fiscal sponsorship partnership with Fractured Atlas that allows supporters to make tax-deductible contributions in support of the press's work.
Through the partnership, gifts made payable to Fractured Atlas, a 501(c)(3) public charity, on behalf of Casa Carlini are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Fractured Atlas accepts and holds these contributions in a restricted account and issues grants to fund Casa Carlini‘s eligible literary and cultural publishing activities.
“Your support helps us bring thoughtful literature, scholarship, and cultural works into the world, and keep them available for serious readers everywhere,” said Charles Carlini, publisher of Casa Carlini. “By contributing, you're helping sustain the long, quiet work behind each book: editorial development, careful design, production, and the discovery and stewardship of voices that deserve to be read and remembered.”
Supporters can give one-time or recurring gifts through a secure Fractured Atlas donation page linked from casacarlini.com/pages/support. Donors receive a charitable contribution receipt directly from Fractured Atlas. The arrangement lets Casa Carlini stay focused on making and sustaining books, while Fractured Atlas handles the nonprofit infrastructure for processing gifts.
Individuals and institutions interested in major gifts, grant recommendations, or other forms of support are invited to contact the publisher at info@casacarlini.com. Fractured Atlas can provide additional documentation and guidance as needed.
Independent publishing depends on a community of readers, writers, and patrons who believe serious books still matter. Whether through reading, sharing titles, or giving financially, supporters help keep this work alive and in circulation.
About Casa Carlini
Casa Carlini is a small, independent publishing house devoted to literature, philosophy, history, science, biography, and ideas—books that challenge, inspire, and endure.
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