Paths to Publication: Small Presses and University Presses
It surprises me, and makes me a little sad, when I hear writers say they have given up on a book manuscript. Either they have an agent who has exhausted […]
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Oink, A Review
OINK Exisle Publishing, November 2019 By Renée Hollis There is a saying in the book reviewer world, that if you review a book with a pig on the […]
Brevity Review, by Debbie Hagan
By Debbie Hagan As I read JoeAnn Hart’s page-turning memoir/crime story, Stamford ’76: A True Story of Murder, Corruption, Race, and Feminism in the 1970s, I traveled back some forty years […]
Allowed to Grow Old
Allowed to Grow Old Portraits of Elderly Animals From Farm Sanctuaries By Isa Leshko Foreword by Sy Montgomery Essays by Gene Baur and Anne Wilkes Tucker University of Chicago […]
Interview, Los Angeles Review of Books
I Could Not Even Trust My Own Mind: Dinah Lenney Interviews JoeAnn Hart Dinah Lenney interviews JoeAnn Hart AUGUST 14, 2019 “IT WAS IN THE SPRING of 1999, during the-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it buildup to […]
In Praise of Small Presses
Nice interview about my experience with the University of Iowa Press and Ashland Creek Press with Chris Kinneally on the Beyond the Book podcast. In Praise of Small Presses
The Narrow Edge
The Narrow Edge By Deborah Cramer Yale University Press, 2015. The “narrow edge” in the title of this engaging book by Deborah Cramer evokes the image of comedian Harold […]
The Best American Science and Nature Writing, 2014
Once a year, courtesy of Houghton Mifflin, we get to be wowed, disgusted, depressed, amazed, revolted, terrified, and sometimes even amused with the publication of The Best American Science and Nature […]
Trash Animals
How we live with nature’s filthy, feral, invasive, and unwanted species Kelsi Nagy and Phillip David Johnson II, editors University of Minnesota Press, 2013 In this collected cross-section of stories […]