Making Waves and Money With Poetry

Poetry may be a hard sell in the mass market, but direct sales and subscriptions help Seattle poetry publisher Wave Books survive the stormy economy. Read more »
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Is Now a Perfect Time for a Michael Moorcock Revival? Michael Moorcock, grand master of the fantasy genre, has fallen in and out of favor and print. Publisher Victor Gollancz is banking on a digital revival. Read more »
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New International Literary Magazine Covers the Intimate Side of War A new online magazine enlists top writers to covers stories of underrepresented world conflicts, underlining the personal, the intimate and the introspective. Read more »