[csaa-forum] Post 45 Contemporaries Cluster - Ecologies of Neoliberal Publishing

[Simone Murray]

Colleagues,



The online journal of contemporary literature *Post 45* has today published
a Cluster on ‘Ecologies of Neoliberal Publishing’, edited by Jeremy Rosen:
http://post45.org/sections/contemporaries/neoliberal-publishing-ecologies/



The line-up is as follows:



   - Introduction to Ecologies of Neoliberal Publishing - Jeremy Rosen
   - Megativity and Miniaturisation at the Frankfurt Book Fair – Beth
   Driscoll and Claire Squires
   - Bibliologistics: The Nature of Books Now, or A Memorable Fancy –
   Matthew Kirschenbaum
   - America’s Next Top Novel – Laura B McGrath
   - 10 Myths About Digital Literary Culture – Simone Murray
   - The Many Books of the Future: Print-digital Literatures – Elika Ortega
   - Penguin Random House, Co-opted Values, and Contemporary Cli-Fi –
   Jeremy Rosen



Enjoy the mix of contextual and textual analysis.


Best,



Simone Murray


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