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Modern Artist Press seeks provocative, unforgettable works.
Courtney LeBlanc’s Riot in Your Throat tells it like it is.
Why SFWP’s Andrew Gifford can’t stop putting out good books.
Megan Doney shares the origin story of her debut memoir, Unarmed.
How writer/editor/publisher Richard Peabody transformed DC’s literary scene.
How Plamen Press is helping U.S. readers discover Eastern European works.
How Apprentice House Press shapes future publishing pros.
Arte Público Press brings Latin-diaspora stories to readers in the U.S.
