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Sept/Oct 2005

Cover Story

Nancy Crampton has photographed some of the most famous writers in contemporary literature. In this portfolio, she shares some of the stories behind the photographs.

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Features

The Long Stroke of Hope: A Profile of Naomi Shihab Nye

by Renee H. Shea

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Welcome to Ellis Island: A Profile of Bret Easton Ellis

by Joe Woodward

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Writing Through the Eyes of a Photographer

by Suzanne Pettypiece

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Special Section

Independent Presses

Waywiser Press: The Small British Press That Publishes Big American Poets

by Steve Kronen
David R. Godine: Thirty-Five Years of Independent Publishing

by Joshua Bodwell

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Northwest Passages: Six Indie Publishers Find Their Way

by Kathryn Trueblood

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Waywiser Press: The Small British Press That Publishes Big American Poets

by Steve Kronen

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News and Trends

Echoes of Allen Ginsberg's "Howl"

by Arlene McKanic
Literary MagNet

by Kevin Larimer
Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin

by Staff
Q&A: The Real Life of Philip Gourevitch

by Timothy Schaffert
Small Press Points

by Kevin Larimer
The Contester: One Editor's Take on Clean Competition

by Martin Lammon
The Status of a Classic

by Daniel Nester
The Written Image: Gravity's Rainbow

by Staff

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The Literary Life

The Perils of Writing Close to Home: Truth vs. Fiction

by Ginger Strand
Writers at Work: The Merits of Nine-to-Five

by Amy Rosenberg

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The Practical Writer

First: Benjamin Kunkel's Indecision

by Amy Rosenberg

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Paperback Originals: How Format Affects Reviews and Sales

by Quinn Dalton

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