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Jay McInerney on how to write through fame and failure, plus twenty-two lit mags that do more for your work, and as part of our continuing Agents and Editors series, four agents reveal what totally freaks them out about MFA students.
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May/Jun 2009
Features
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Agents and Editors: A Q&A With Four Literary Agents
by Jofie Ferrari-Adler
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Back in the Big Time: A Profile of Joe Meno
by Kevin Nance
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From the Periphery: A Q&A With Ann Lauterbach
by Celia Bland
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How It Begins: A Profile of Jay McInerney
by Mary Gannon
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Special Section
Literary Magazines
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From Page to Pixels: The Evolution of Online Journals
by Sandra Beasley
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Editors Publishing Editors: The Truth About Literary Nepotism
by Aaron Gilbreath
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Publish Plus: A Submission Guide to Magazines That Do More for Your Work
by Staff
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Rank and Slush Pile: Is There a Literary Magazine Hierarchy?
by Timothy Schaffert
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The Café Review: Publishing Poetry in Portland, Maine
by Joshua Bodwell
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News and Trends
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Are Authors Who Twitter Any Fitter?
by Sarah Weinman
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Conferences, Festivals Taking a Hit
by Kevin Nance
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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Taking Poetry Public
by Kiki Anderson
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The Literary Life
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The Future of Narrative: Storytelling in the Internet Age
by Ana Menéndez
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The Practical Writer
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Author Economics: How to Survive the Recession
by Steve Almond
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Bullseye: How to Submit to Poetry
by Staff
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