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Month: April 2018

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Innovative Small Publishers Around the World

I just wrote a quick post for OZY Books highlighting 10 innovative small publishers from Australia to Brooklyn that are worth watching. 
12 April 2018
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Review: Electric Arches by Eve L. Ewing

"This book is about my life and maybe also your life. And it is about the places we invent. Every story in…
9 April 2018

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