June 16, 2009
Trib On Dalkey Archive
The Chicago Tribune has a nice piece on Dalkey Archive Press:
In the past, Dalkey was known chiefly for its reprints of books that had gone out of print. But in the past five years, Riker notes, the company has begun to publish more original work, and now about 70 percent of Dalkey’s list is original. “All this good stuff kept coming to us,” he says.
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