Indies triumphant then?
Sun, 05/30/2010 - 11:58 — Anonymous
Further news/thoughts on small and independent publishers and literary prizes:Writing in the Guardian about the shortlist for the Samuel Johnson prize for non-fiction, John Dugdale points out that it is dominated by books from independents, and that since its early years this prize h...
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