Rehash of Nash

Here's yet another article about small press dreamboat Richard Nash, to whom something like the above would never happen (he's too smart, for one). That just leaves me about ten short of feeling sated. (Someone get me his publicist too, and lock them in a room with Coupland's...)



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Yes, I'm agreeing. It's a love-in.

Thus the, pinch us, we might be dreaming thing at the end....

Nash's energy is extremely refreshing. This all seems less of a pinching away of talent than a great symbiotic relationship. If Soft Skull gets Americans reading small press Canlit, what's the complaint? I say it's brilliant and about time.

Thanks for the piece, Nathaniel. I love what Soft Skull has been doing lately, and Richard Nash seems like smart, no-bullshit publisher. He's got a great attitude about the artificial literary barrier between Canada and the US. If he wants to promote our talent south of the border, bless him.

Nathaniel G. Moore gives us the rundown on Soft Skull Press and how they're luring away our best indy authors.

(Read original essay here)


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