This is the twenty-seventh 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 in the…
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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…
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After a one month hiatus (thank you for bearing with us), this is the twenty-fourth installment of Entropy’s small press new releases feature. If you are a small press and…
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This is the twenty-third 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 in the…
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It’s the thick of summer and this is Entropy’s eighteenth installment of the small press “Month in Books” feature. Are you a small press and interested in seeing your upcoming…
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Today begins the first of a series of “Best of 2015” lists curated by the entire CCM-Entropy community. We don’t mean these lists to be definitive, complete, or authoritative, we…
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This is the eighth installment of Entropy’s “Month in Books” feature, where we compile the past month’s small press new releases. Are you a press? Are you small? Don’t see yourself here, but…
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Welcome to the sixth installment of Entropy’s “Month in Books” feature, where we compile the past month’s small press new releases. As ever, email dennis@entropymag.org if you don’t see your press’s new releases here and would like to. Then hit the…
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Introduction The following text was originally published in a special edition of Les Cahiers Jaunes dedicated to film theory [Les Cahiers Jaunes no. 4 (1933), spécial “Cinéma 33”]. Its author,…
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Apart From by M Kitchell Solar Luxuriance, 2014 88 pages – Solar Luxuriance Why all this? M Kitchell’s Apart From has an aura. There is the book, and the aura…
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This is the third installment of Entropy’s “Month in Books” feature, where we highlight small press new releases at the end of every month. If you’re a press and don’t see your books here, we’d love…
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Independent publishing offers, in theory, a place for work that lies outside of the dominant hegemony (whether in form, content, politik, tone, etc.) to find publication—not just a place for second-tier work that could find placement on a major/larger press if it were better written. Whether or not anybody buys or reads this work after it’s published is, of course, a different story.