An edited collection examining the current state and future of literary publishing, with perspectives from editors, writers, and digital innovators on adaptation to technological change, digital community, and diversity and inclusion in publishing.
“A primer on big and small presses, literary magazines and all things digital, diversity, and economics, with contributions from many of the lit world's best and brightest, Literary Publishing in the Twenty-First Century is a lively, timely, and indispensable guide to navigating the current exciting and rough waters of literary publishing.”
— Rob Spillman
“Any reader or writer who needs to know about the present and future of literature in our time should consult this collection. It is opinionated, lively, and instructive.”
— Bill Henderson
