Tag: Interview
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Fil-Am publishing house releases short story and poetry collections
By WALTER ANG, Philippine Daily Inquirer SAN FRANCISCO — Filipino American publishing house Paloma Press has released short story collection Pagpag: The Dictator’s Aftermath in the Diaspora by Eileen Tabios. The book includes “protest stories” against martial law in the Philippines that Tabios had written in the latter half of the 1990s appended with a […]
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Meet the Publisher
At The Nonconformist, we strongly believe that indie publishers and small presses form a creative backbone of today’s publishing industry. At the same time, for many a publisher is tantamount to an email address located at the top of a contact page, especially now, in the age of quick electronic submissions. To remedy that, we’ve […]
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Paloma Press is featured in ENTROPY!
Excerpt: We used to ask, “What about small/independent press publishing is particularly exciting to you right now?” We’re still interested in the answer to that, but we’re even more interested to know what you think needs to change. 2017 was a whirlwind of a year for Paloma Press! And none of what we were able […]
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Fil-Am poets meet on a Lit Crawl
Excerpt from Jenny Ortuoste’s article originally published in the Manila Standard: “On Oct. 14, I met Eileen for dinner in The City (what residents and Bay Area people call San Francisco) where I also met her husband Tom; Paloma Press publisher Aileen Cassinetto and her husband Paul, who gave the dinner; Veronica Montes and her […]
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