micropress
A type of publishing house that consists of usually a single person and that
produces short print runs of usually small and partially handmade
publications. (There are many examples of such early micropress operations:
bpNichol and David Aylward’s Ganglia Press and d. a. levy’s 7 Flowers Press
published visual poetry in a wide variety of formats. At this point, the
mimeograph revolution propelled the micropress movement.)
produces short print runs of usually small and partially handmade
publications. (There are many examples of such early micropress operations:
bpNichol and David Aylward’s Ganglia Press and d. a. levy’s 7 Flowers Press
published visual poetry in a wide variety of formats. At this point, the
mimeograph revolution propelled the micropress movement.)
Origin: [dbqp: visualizing poetics]
7/2004