SMALL PRESS

This has become the accepted term for modestly financed book publishers that issue the sorts of titles that commercial publishers will not publish. Customarily printing less than 100 copies of any title (in contrast to the commercial publishers' minimum of 10,000), they tend to base their editorial selections not upon financial prospects but love, which may be literary love, political love, esthetic love, personal love, or even self-love. Thus, compared to commercial publishers, Small Press...