by | Oct 3, 2013 | Interviews, Of Literary Interest, Press Releases
As the back-to-school season dies down and students begin to plow through their heavy workloads, we were lucky to find two literature lovers ready and willing to take on even more. Meet the second of our two amazing interns for this fall semester, Zoë Henry, a senior...
by Abby Hess | Oct 1, 2013 | Interviews, Of Literary Interest, Press Releases
As the back-to-school season dies down and students begin to plow through their heavy workloads, we were lucky to find two literature lovers ready and willing to take on even more. Meet the first of our two amazing interns for this fall semester, Steph Heinz, a junior...
by Abby Hess | Sep 23, 2013 | Blog, Interviews, Of Literary Interest, Six Degrees Left
The newly published Paper Dreams: Writers and Editors on the American Literary Magazine records the history of the American Lit Mag with essays and articles from the onset of print to the digital age. This round of Six Degrees Left brings together a group of...
by Abby Hess | Sep 17, 2013 | Blog, Interviews, Of Literary Interest, Six Degrees Left
How did you get to know your first literary magazine? Was it in person? Online? The newly published Paper Dreams: Writers and Editors on the American Literary Magazine records the history of the American Lit Mag with essays and articles from the onset of print to the...
by Abby Hess | Sep 10, 2013 | Blog, Interviews, Of Literary Interest, Six Degrees Left
Some people think that once a piece of writing is published–a story, an essay, a poem, a review–that it’s finished. Kaput. A one-way transfer of info from writer to reader, like a transfer of germs, that the solitary nature of reading requires you to...
by Atticus Books | Jun 27, 2013 | Interviews, Of Literary Interest, Publisher's Thoughts, Uncategorized
Being a publisher of literary fiction can sometimes draw a big question mark for a variety of reasons. What is “literary fiction” exactly, and who are the snobs that get to choose what it is? It’s easy to find ourselves in some dark waters once we...
