S2:E6 — Press Enter: The Heart-Labor of Small Presses and the Creative Minds Behind Them
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S2:E6 — Press Enter: The Heart-Labor of Small Presses and the Creative Minds Behind Them
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Every book begins long before it reaches a reader. It begins with someone willing to read closely, make difficult choices, shape the work with care, and believe that one more voice deserves a place in the world.
In this episode, Enzo sits down with poet, editor, and publisher Rebecca Hart Olander to pull back the curtain on small press publishing and the heart-labor that makes each book possible. They talk about the difficult choices behind saying yes to a manuscript, what writers misunderstand about the editing process, and the many unseen hands that shape the books that eventually shape us.
The conversation also moves through the delicate balance of being both poet and publisher, writing through grief, protecting room for one’s own creative life, and continuing to bring meaningful work into the world during a changing climate of censorship and uncertainty.
This is a conversation for writers, editors, publishers, and anyone who has ever wondered what it truly takes to turn a manuscript into a book someone can hold.
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