Been meaning to spread the word here about Dorothee Lang’s latest project, The Daily s-press, a place that showcases books daily with the focus on new books from small presses (+ indie presses): paperbacks, chapbooks, and e-books,
presented by authors and small publishers that could benefit from the exposure this site can offer.
Dorothee runs The Blue Print Review and as a writer of fine prose and poetry, she has the foresight to know what the public is seeking in the literary arts, and is gracious enough to publicize those authors.
Go check out the site, see what’s hot, and spread the word to others who might wish to submit their own published pieces for Dorothee to showcase at the Daily s-press.
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology
Thanks for spreading the word! I also look for non-fiction books. Not sure if there is a book about hypertext, maybe from an university press, that would definitely be interesting.
There actually is a new book that Mark Bernstein put out called “Reading Hypertext” just last summer. It’s an excellent compilation of several essays by some leading voices in the field. http://markbernstein.org