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Richard Nash on a new publishing business model

Matt Wood Tuesday, May 11, 2010 Blog Richard Nash, formerly of Soft Skull Press and now launching Cursor, a social publishing venture, says the old system of lifetime copyright contracts is out of date. " Why bother, why continue to participate in th ...

A new collection by David Keplinger aims to translate the body into poetry.

A chilling short story from our new issue.

For our new issue, we gave our website a redesign! #lit

A book on the father of modern political cartoons, reviewed by a cartoonist from The New Yorker. Read the review: http://bit.ly/1afkCXi

Tom Chatfield: "My book Netymology: A Linguistic Celebration of the Digital World is about the stories behind new words. I've been an etymology addict since I was a teenager, and especially love unpicking technological words."

"I’m not capable of believing in beauty that is not twinned with pain and survival." New on TQ today: Artist Riva Lehrer on the late Roger Ebert. http://www.triquarterly.org/views/moving-face-roger-ebert

Miriam Bird Greenberg writes dystopia with a lilt. Her most recent chapbook, All Night in the New Country (Sixteen Rivers Press), figures postapocalyptic conditions in clear, supple poems.

"Dying is easy, but comedy is hard." TQ contributor Michelle Peñaloza was featured in this dynamic new exhibition.

"Ron Rash occupies an odd place in the pantheon of great American writers, and you’d better believe he belongs there." Read a story from his new anthology in TriQuarterly: http://www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue-145/return

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