As our week-long interview with cross-platform scribe Jim Munroe continues, I wanted to point the way to a few do-it-yourself writing links.Jim Munroe wrote a passionate defense of public and private funding for artists of all stripes, generating a long list of comments and resources from his readers.
Plant now, dig it later...
"Giving people more freedom in this respect makes for better art. And, yeah, some of it will be self-indulgent crap. But I’d rather feed a few frauds if it means not starving our geniuses."
Another friend of The Publishing Spot, Jeffrey Yamaguchi, wrote this great essay that links to the best small publishing sites on the web.
Check it out, especially the links listed below...
"Following are some web-based literary journals you should check out: Bullfight Review; Pindeldyboz; Small Spiral Notebook; Word Riot; and eyeshot.net (more can be found in the left column at Bookmouth.com. And by all means, do your own searches. New things are popping up on the Internet everyday."
Just to compliment the list of literary sites that are really worth it.
Flak magazine
Opium magazine
The Simon
McSweeney's
Posted by: Khalil A. | May 31, 2006 3:05 AM | Permalink to Comment