THE SMALL PRESS SCENE: Why indie publishers are the lifeblood of CanLit.
The article focuses on the vital role of independent publishers in Canadian literature (CanLit). It emphasizing their contribution in discovering and promoting new domestic talent; taking risks on unconventional authors and works; and pushing the boundaries of CanLit. However; Also highlights the ch...
| Publicado en: | CNQ: Canadian Notes & Queries no. 113; pp. 12 - 15 |
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CNQ: Canadian Notes & Queries
Spring/Summer2023
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