Attic offices, skeleton staff.
One of the distinguishing marks of British literary culture since the 1970s or so has been the rise of the small, independent publisher. This phenomenon has not merely brought about an increase in the number of books available, but also a significant widening of the areas which small publishers trad...
| Published in: | New Statesman Vol. 128; no. 4431; pp. 46 - 48 |
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New Statesman Ltd.
April 9 1999
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