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I contend that a new space for books is required in the city. One which blurs the boundary between p...
From its earliest days, New York City has accumulated its fair share of writers. Literary communitie...
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Gaston Bachelard in his seminal work, The Poetics of Space, writes of the influence of the physical ...
Article on ambitious community ventures at leading centres for the book arts in the USA and UK
As happens every year in the rich book life of the Pacific Northwest, a significant number of progra...
The project is an inter-disciplinary intervention into a field that may be largely called New York S...
In Fluid New York: Cosmopolitan Urbanism and the Green Imagination, May Joseph, a social science and...
This bibliography first existed as a panel program at the Pacific Northwest Library Associ-ation’s A...
New York City parks serve as magical sites of discovery and recovery in speculative fiction for youn...
The article analyzes the depiction of Brooklyn as an urban region in a number of recent American nov...
I contend that a new space for books is required in the city. One which blurs the boundary between p...
From its earliest days, New York City has accumulated its fair share of writers. Literary communitie...
The chapter examines how New York (and Manhattan specifically) has been viewed in recent popular cul...
The works discussed in this article include: City of the World: New York and Its People, by Bernie B...
A follow up to an article from the previous issue of Word Ways that was a tribute to the beloved Com...
This collection consists of a single PDF containing all the posters from the Black Literary Suite: N...
Through a series of short interrelated reflections on every aspect of writing, reading and publishin...
Gaston Bachelard in his seminal work, The Poetics of Space, writes of the influence of the physical ...
Article on ambitious community ventures at leading centres for the book arts in the USA and UK
As happens every year in the rich book life of the Pacific Northwest, a significant number of progra...
The project is an inter-disciplinary intervention into a field that may be largely called New York S...
In Fluid New York: Cosmopolitan Urbanism and the Green Imagination, May Joseph, a social science and...
This bibliography first existed as a panel program at the Pacific Northwest Library Associ-ation’s A...