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Critical Look: the Reaction to the DOJ Antitrust Suit
Just a few months ago, it seems, progressive small publishers were gnashing their teeth at the Big Six monopoly and the near-impossibility of lesser-known authors getting space on shelves increasingly taken over by big blockbusters. Does anyone else remember those days? It seems not. Today the grousing is about something entirely different–there is nearly unanimous [...] Continue reading
The Whites of the Eyes: why webfiction and live events are flourishing together by doing precisely the same thing | 1889 Labs
The Whites of the Eyes: why webfiction and live events are flourishing together by doing precisely the same thing | 1889 Labs. This is an interesting article about a group of writers/publishers who are engaging with communities. Continue reading
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My 2012 Goals
It’s been over a year now since I’ve last blogged here. Since then I’ve spent six weeks in Europe and Great Britain; Patricia and I have moved into a new home in Portland’s Milepost 5 arts community; we’ve done some vital work in getting Elohi Gadugi and The Habit of Rainy Nights Press on a [...] Continue reading
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February 14th – To Hell With Love
On February 14th we will have our first themed Open Mic, To Hell With Love, which will explore the dark side of love. Bring your poems and very short fiction (under 1600 words) about rejection, break ups, lonely hearts and … Continue reading → Continue reading
January 10th Reading
Our featured readers for January 10, 2012 will be Jennifer Lesh and David Cooke. They will be followed by an open mic. Jennifer Lesh was born in San Bernardino, California and has lived in and around Portland for the past … Continue reading → Continue reading
The website of authors Duane Poncy and Patricia J. McLean.