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Our cover story is a profile of writing couple Robert Wrigley, author of five poetry collections, and memoirist Kim Barnes, whose forthcoming memoir Hungry for the World continues the story of her first book, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in autobiography.
An profile of writers Kim Barnes and Robert Wrigley.
A profile of Frederick Busch.
Black Sparrow Press publisher John Martin publishes only what he likes.
The projects that Sun & Moon Press owner Douglas Messerli takes on are those that most major publishers run away from.
A publisher finds surprising success with a series of anthologies.
On book distribution.
The Academy of American Poets responds to racism charge with restructuring.
Independent outfit Ecco becomes an imprint of HarperCollins
A San Diego–based alternative press puts up shop in the Lower East Side.
The formation of two California imprints suggests a subtle challenge to the East Coast's stronghold on American publishing.
Soapstone affirms that women's writing is of vital importance to our culture.
Information on what a writer's relationship with an agent should be.
A former private detective finds similar work in the making of poems.
In the face of rejection, ambition, pride, and humility are worthless; passion and belief are the steam that can help a writer keep going.
