Chekhov's Mistress
Coffee House Press is Moving, Books
My friends at Coffee House Press are moving across town (in Minneapolis) into the old Grain Belt beer bottling company. Who benefits? You do if you buy any book off their Website before June 30th; everything is 50% off.
What possibly could I buy there, you ask? Oh, Dedunya, there are so many things! How about Laird Hunt’s The Exquisite that I wrote about here, or the Litblog Co-op’s favorite a while back, Firmin? Can you say Gilbert Sorrentino?. Or how about Ellen Hawley’s Open Line? Ah, that last one’s a plug for me too, you see: I recently built Ellen’s Website. Around here we say every month is Small Press month, so go and do yourself and Coffee House a favor and buy some books. There’s oh so very much more than I mentioned, so start here.
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: May 23, 2008
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