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books, fiction, preserving our independents
Preserving Our Independents: Summer Reading List
The indie literati offers tips on this summer’s best reading
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feature, independent culture, interview, publishing
Preserving Our Independents: Kitchen Sink
Former Kitchen Sink magazine staffers keep the deceased independent publication’s legacy alive
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preserving our independents, science
Preserving Our Independents: The Small Science Collective
Subversive scientists offer evolutionary Chick tracts and educational zines
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independent publishing, preserving our independents
Preserving Our Independents: South End Press
South End Press presents a model for fiercely independent publishing
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Film Streams
An independent, non-profit theater enhances Omaha’s cultural landscape
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books, independent publishing, preserving our independents
Preserving Our Independents: Nieves Books
Nieves Books is deceptively prolific
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Chicago, independent, media, radio
Making Lemonade
The Chicago Independent Radio Project fights to provide Chicago with an independent voice on the airwaves
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fiction, independent culture, preserving our independents, publishing
Preserving Our Independents: Small Beer Press
An interview with Kelly Link and Gavin J. Grant of the Northampton micropublishing house
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DIY, fiction, independent culture, preserving our independents, publishing
Preserving Our Independents: Tin House
Tin House takes a fresh approach to the stodgy literary journal
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DIY, independent culture, preserving our independents, publishing
Preserving Our Independents: Featherproof Books
Bound and determined, small publishers press onward
FEATURES
By Paul M Davis
A throwback to a time when punk rock could conceivably change the world — or at least provide the soundtrack to a grimy, bacchanalian all-night party — the all-woman five-piece Mika Miko is unapologetically punk rock.
By Matt Gajewski
A priest, a minister, and a rabbi walk into a bar. It is Line Dancing Night, and they are wearing Stetson hats. Fiction by Matt Gajewski.
Emily Gould, the New York Times, and blogging the Uber Ich
By Cat Sieh
Punks vs. jocks in a Bellingham nightclub
By Kira Wisniewski
You’ve seen his work; you just might not know it. An interview with iconic artist Jesse LeDoux, best known for his work with Sub Pop and The Shins.
By Laura Pearson
The indie literati offers tips on this summer’s best reading
We lived in northern Kenya, in the semi-arid scrublands, with acacia plains and rocky hills and a brown river that disappeared and reappeared capriciously. None of us had even seen a jungle, much less fantasized achieving dominion over one.
By Paul M Davis
The Bush Administration must be tried for war crimes for its policies of torture and disregard of habeus corpus
