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The texts in this list are curated through my personal interest and recommendations from publishing companies, authors, and publicists. Please contact me with upcoming releases. Understand that I will only…

The texts in this list are curated through my personal interest and recommendations from publishing companies, authors, and publicists. Please contact me with upcoming releases. Understand that I will only…

Happy New Years! It’s that special time of the year–where everyone is sharing their “Best of List.” Well here is one more list to help you spend that gift card…

This is the fifteenth installment of Entropy’s Small Press Releases list. Props to Jenny Christie for all of her work to create this amazing asset to the independent literary community.…

We are ready for the twenty-sixth installment of Entropy’s small press new releases feature! If you are a small press and would like to see your upcoming titles listed here…

It’s only appropriate that Marc Anthony Richardson’s voluble and fearless Year of the Rat should reach readers courtesy of FC2. Like the novels of Raymond Federman—one of the founders of…

Here’s Entropy’s sixteenth installment of the small press “Month in Books” feature. If you are a small press and would like to see your upcoming books featured on the page,…

Thanks for dropping by Entropy’s fifteenth “Month in Books” feature. If you are a small press and have some upcoming releases you’d like to see on future lists, please send…

It Had Been Planned and There Were Guides by Jessica Lee Richardson 2015, Fiction Collective 2 232 pages – FC2 (University of Alabama Press) / Amazon   I have never had…

Continuing with our series of “Best of 2015″ lists curated by the entire CCM-Entropy community, we present some of our favorite selections as nominated by the diverse staff and team…

We hope you’ll enjoy the ninth installment of Entropy’s “Month in Books” feature, where we highlight small presses and their latest releases. If you are a press and you’d like…

In 1974 a handful of writers—including Jonathan Baumbach, Steve Katz, and Ronald Sukenick—started meeting in Baumbach’s Brooklyn apartment. They were frustrated by the increasing McDonaldization of New York publishing, by how innovative writing practices were being marginalized to a greater and greater extent. Their solution: launch what then was a publishing experiment (and what now has become one of the primary paradigms among the small-press world): a collective run by and for authors. The idea was for that handful to contribute their own money to construct a small alternative publishing ecology that would last, at most, two or three years.

by Hilary Plum, Joanna Ruocco, Luke B. Goebel As presented at #AndNow2015 as part of  Nontraditional Collectivity: A Critical Reflection and Reading by FC2. 2014 marked the fortieth anniversary of…

This is the fourth installment of Entropy’s “Month in Books” feature, where we compile the past month’s small press new releases. If you’re a press and don’t see your books here, email dennis@entropymag.org with your forthcoming catalog.…