Reading a Small Press Catalogue
The catalogue works as both a list of books and a portrait of the publisher’s attention.
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Review: A Journal With Room to Breathe
A small journal finds its character in the distance between one article and the next.
When an Archive Becomes an Essay
The order of old articles can make an argument of its own, even when no new text is added.
The Useful Weight of an Introduction
A good introduction sets the terms of a discussion without trying to finish it for the reader.
Why a Series Needs a Beginning
A sequence of essays becomes easier to enter when its first piece gives the reader a clear question.
A Front Page Has More Than One Speed
A publication can give its lead story room to unfold while keeping short, timely pieces within easy reach.