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Well, the day started at 5.50 a.m. again, so I got the bedroom laptop out and starting marketing. there’s something rather conducive to Web marketing early in the morning. But before long I was ready for coffee and wanted to get moving on Tom Raworth’s new Salt title, a reissue of his prose. So [...]

Salt has begun drawing up plans to set up editorial offices in the USA and Australia. The move is seen as a significant development for the literary business which grew by 68% last year.

“Our historical beginnings lie in Western Australia with poet, John Kinsella, it?s time to build on our recent success [...]

The Crashaw Prize for Poetry For the publication of debut collections of poetry from major new talents

The Crashaw Prize is a new international annual prize for a first collection of poetry. Entrants must not have been published before, and must permanently reside in the UK & Ireland, the USA, or [...]

tags: janet?fisher , brittle?bones

We are thrilled and delighted to tell you that our very own Catherine Eisner’s novel, ‘Sister Morphine’ has arrived from the printer and is winging its way to Borders who are featuring it in a promotion.

Now, can we be so bold as to suggest that you buy a copy of this book [...]

We?re almost in …

tags: Salt?offices, fulbourn, getting?your?life?back

DJ Vadim is simply brilliant, but the classic track The Terrorist has an abstract, stream-of-consciousness rap by Bay Area rapper Motion Man which is packed with references and is at times impenetrable, it?s delivered in staccato like bursts and great fun. You can find the track on USSR: Life on the Other Side [...]

Katy Evans-Bush signing Photo ? Elizabeth Baines

Elizabeth Baines , who survived a mild concussion on her way, blogs on Katy Evans-Bush’s launch (totally packed we hear, at the wonderful Treadwells in Covent Garden:

The room downstairs was packed, and Katy was kept busy signing all night long, though she took a [...]