The Pushcart Prize XXXII: Best of the Small Presses 2008 Edition - Henderson, Bill
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"The Pushcart Prize series is the best of its kind."--"Kirkus Reviews" "The Pushcart Prize XXXII" continues as a testament to the flourishing of American literature in our small presses. Edited with the assistance of more than two hundred distinguished contributing editors--including Joyce Carol Oates, Rosellen Brown, Rick Bass, Carolyn Kizer, Edward Hoagsland, Rita Dove, and Naomi Shihab Nye--this volume celebrates over sixty stories, essays, and poems from dozens of little magazines and small presses. It seems that the more commercial publishers consolidate the more small presses capture and…mehr

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"The Pushcart Prize series is the best of its kind."--"Kirkus Reviews" "The Pushcart Prize XXXII" continues as a testament to the flourishing of American literature in our small presses. Edited with the assistance of more than two hundred distinguished contributing editors--including Joyce Carol Oates, Rosellen Brown, Rick Bass, Carolyn Kizer, Edward Hoagsland, Rita Dove, and Naomi Shihab Nye--this volume celebrates over sixty stories, essays, and poems from dozens of little magazines and small presses. It seems that the more commercial publishers consolidate the more small presses capture and encourage what is lasting and important in our literary culture. Each year "The Pushcart Prize" has increased from strength to strength as the small presses expand in influence and energy.
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Bill Henderson is the founder and editor of the Pushcart Prize. He received the 2006 National Book Critic Circle's Lifetime Achievement Award and the Poets & Writers / Barnes & Noble Writers for Writers Award. He is also the author of several memoirs, including All My Dogs: A Life. The founder of the Lead Pencil Club, Henderson lives on Long Island and In Maine where he runs the Pushcart bookstore - "the world's smallest bookstore."