Here's what we read and loved this year.
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Eric's Favorite Books of 2018
The Death Rattle of Culture | 12/14/18
You had ONE job, Kevin!!!!!!!!!!
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Staff Spotlight: Sanjana
Get to know the people behind the press. This week, we interviewed intern and earth angel, Sanjana.
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The Wire | AWAY AWAY
"In Paris, something devours the time. Maybe it’s the metro cars. Maybe it’s the constant walking around the city. Or that dog that’s always hungry."
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Q+A with Abi Andrews about The Word for Woman Is Wilderness
In March, we will publish the debut novel by Abi Andrews called The Word for Woman Is Wilderness, an eco-feminist take on the Mountain Man myth. The story follows a young woman named Erin as she takes off from middle England, across Iceland, Greenland, and Canada, to Alaska, where she hopes to explore the wilderness from a feminist perspective. Her digressive journey touches on the writings of Rachel Carson, Ted Kaczynski, and Thoreau, and topics as varied as evolution, Nuclear War, the Letters of Last Resort, and the moon landings. It is a new kind of nature writing — one that crosses fiction with science writing and puts gender politics at the center of the landscape.
What follows is a Q+A with Abi about her book. Don't forget to mark your calendars for March 19, and if you're a bookseller, librarian, or interested in reviewing the book for a media outlet, you may request a review copy.
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Staff Spotlight: Anna
Get to know the people behind the press. This week, we interviewed Anna, our (former) resident seitan slinger and super talented ceramic artist.
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Design of the Week | Lizzo's #FLUTEandSHOOT
Lizzo hits us with the FLUTEandSHOOT
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The Wire | Melanie Finn
Melanie Finn is a soul-stealer.
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On the Dial | boygenius
boygenius is the supergroup we have been praying for.
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You had ONE job, Kevin!!!!!!!!!!
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Get to know the people behind the press. This week, we interviewed intern and earth angel, Sanjana.
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"In Paris, something devours the time. Maybe it’s the metro cars. Maybe it’s the constant walking around the city. Or that dog that’s always hungry."
| Read more →In March, we will publish the debut novel by Abi Andrews called The Word for Woman Is Wilderness, an eco-feminist take on the Mountain Man myth. The story follows a young woman named Erin as she takes off from middle England, across Iceland, Greenland, and Canada, to Alaska, where she hopes to explore the wilderness from a feminist perspective. Her digressive journey touches on the writings of Rachel Carson, Ted Kaczynski, and Thoreau, and topics as varied as evolution, Nuclear War, the Letters of Last Resort, and the moon landings. It is a new kind of nature writing — one that crosses fiction with science writing and puts gender politics at the center of the landscape.
What follows is a Q+A with Abi about her book. Don't forget to mark your calendars for March 19, and if you're a bookseller, librarian, or interested in reviewing the book for a media outlet, you may request a review copy.
Get to know the people behind the press. This week, we interviewed Anna, our (former) resident seitan slinger and super talented ceramic artist.
| Read more →
Lizzo hits us with the FLUTEandSHOOT
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Melanie Finn is a soul-stealer.
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boygenius is the supergroup we have been praying for.
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