This past Friday was Printers’ Ball–a great annual tradition in Chicago at Columbia College put together by Poetry Foundation and Poetry magazine with the Center for Book & Paper Arts, the Chicago Underground Library, Columbia College Chicago, and MAKE magazine–under the organizational energies of Fred Sasaki. The event was covered by Amy Yee of The [...]
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Printers’ Ball 2011
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged amy yee, artifice, busted books, Center for Book & Paper Arts, Chicago Underground Library, Chicago’s Office of Tourism and Culture, danielle champman, dunk, feathrproof, Fred Sasaki, james tadd adcox, Kindle, MAKE, Poetry Foundation, Poetry magazine, Printers' Ball, The Economist, Zach Dodson on August 3, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Welcome to The Lit Pub . . .
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Adam Robinson, christopher newgent, Corey Beasley, Dan Wickett, Dave Kiefaber, David Blomenberg, Elizabeth Taddonio, Erika Moya, Ethel Rohan, Fuzzco, Jacqueline Kari, Jordan Blum, Kevin Sampsell, Kristina Born, Lidia Yuknavitch, M. M. Wittle, Mark Cugini, Matt Bell, Michael Griffith, Mike Bushnell, Mike Young, Nicelle Davis, Ofelia Hunt, Richard Nash, The Lit Pub, Zach Dodson on May 31, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Before I say anything else, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Chris Newgent for all of the time and energy he has put into our efforts to bring you the next nine words: WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THE LIT PUB! I’d like to also thank Matt Bell for his excellent advice during [...]
Stories “Finished” by Lily Hoang
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Anne Austin Pearce, Beth Couture, Blake Butler, Brian Evenson, Carol Guess, Davis Schneiderman, Debra Di Blasi, Elizabeth Hildreth, J. A. Tyler, Jaded Ibis Press, John Madera, Justin Dobbs, Kate Bernheimer, Kathleen Rooney, Kelcey Parker, Lily Hoang, Michael Martone, Michael Stewart, Ryan Manning, Scott Garson, ted pelton, Trevor Dodge, Unfinished, Zach Dodson on April 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Unfinished is now available from Jaded Ibis Press. Lily Hoang–author of three novels, including the PEN award-winning Changing–invited her favorite writers to send her their scraps. She finished their unfinishables, even offering them to edit and revise what she produced. Some did, some didn’t. This collaborative enterprise is endlessly fascinating because one doesn’t know where [...]