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Degringolade
The printer and publisher Will Ransom worked his connections and relished gatekeeping. Many years later at the onset of the twenty-first century, the editors of little magazines and small presses plac… more →
Walker Rumble: Gatekeepers
Hope and Despair: On Being Women
apocalypticwhimsy wrote 2 days ago: So I haven’t yet gotten around to writing my 2009 rant about the state of publishing, society, and m … more →
Women Shut Out of Publishers Weekly List of 10 Best Books of 2009
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1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 1 month ago: Poetry and books from small presses don’t make the grade, either No books by female authors ap … more →
Massachusetts Poetry Festival.
mariegauthier wrote 1 month ago: According to their website, 178 poets and presenters are reading, leading workshops or performing at … more →
Forward Ho! small presses take over UK poetry scene flash extra
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msbaroque wrote 2 months ago: Okay – I finally got my copy of the Forward Prize anthology – only a week after it was p … more →
A wellspring of poetry
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Nicholas DiGiovanni wrote 2 months ago: I admire her. I like her. I know her. And I’ve never met her. She’s Ann Hutt Browning. And she’s jus … more →
Degringolade
rumble101 wrote 3 months ago: The printer and publisher Will Ransom worked his connections and relished gatekeeping. Many years la … more →
Will Ransom’s “Series of First Volumes” V
rumble101 wrote 3 months ago: Will Ransom published four concluding volumes in his Series of First Volumes, but other printers man … more →
Will Ransom’s “Series of First Volumes” IV
rumble101 wrote 3 months ago: Will Ransom launched his Series of First Volumes in 1922, in that year printing and publishing three … more →
Will Ransom’s “Series of First Volumes” III
rumble101 wrote 3 months ago: “I started the Series of First Volumes,” Will Ransom said, “in the hope of flushing a real find.”[1] … more →
Will Ransom’s “Series of First Volumes” II
rumble101 wrote 3 months ago: Will Ransom’s “Series of First Volumes” was his way of elevating a tradesman’s craft into an art of … more →
Cardboard Collins
rumble101 wrote 3 months ago: Printing, until yesterday, was a trade. Before it became high art, before little magazines and small … more →
THE UNDIVIDING LINE BETWEEN LITERARY AND POLITICAL
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oklaelliott wrote 4 months ago: THE UNDIVIDING LINE BETWEEN LITERARY AND POLITICAL by Okla Elliott It has been said that poetry feed … more →
Poetry & Money: Addendum.
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mariegauthier wrote 6 months ago: There are a few other journals I subscribe to that I forgot to mention, I don’t know why. It a … more →
ml press Giveaway
ericanaone wrote 6 months ago: Want a free chapbook from ml press? There’s a giveaway on for the month of June. From J.A. Tyl … more →
MonkeyBrain Books
ericanaone wrote 6 months ago: I was looking around at small presses recently and discovered MonkeyBrain Books, which offers, among … more →
The 600-Pound Gorilla in the Publishing Industry
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Pat Bertram wrote 9 months ago: When it comes to small presses today, there is a 600-pound gorilla sitting in the middle of the room … more →
A New Era in Publishing
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Second Wind Publishing wrote 9 months ago: March is Small Press Month, and I am celebrating it with two book releases. When I was studying the … more →
Good News
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Michelle wrote 10 months ago: I am excited to be the first poet invited on board at Pindrop Press, a new independent poetry publis … more →
A cultural story about Woodstock and Long Island...
wilderside wrote 10 months ago: How could we resist posting about this one? Posted on a publication called “Seven” or … more →
