/lit/ - Literature

What are some good small presses, /lit/?

I've been looking around for recent or up-and-coming publishers who maybe have only published a dozen or so books so far.

My reasons are that I'd like to support some good recent publishers who have great catalogs + I just like the feeling of having read everything a publisher has put out. And it seems like a good way to introduce myself to possibly overlooked works.

Some examples of what I'm talking about are publishers like Wakefield Press (the USA one) and TamTam Books.

Just in case anyone didn't know, Dalkey Archive Press is having a sale on books in their catalog right now through December 20th. If you don't know them, they focus on world and contemporary literature: http://www.dalkeyarchive.com/aboutus/?fa=SpecialSales

10 books for $65, or 20 for $120, and free shipping. Which is like $6/ book.

I am definitely taking advantage of it, since the prices are now almost half of Amazon's. What I'm probably going to order:

Fado by Andrzej Stasiuk
The Engineer of Human Souls by Josef Skvorecky
The City Builder by George Konrad
The Golden Age by Michal Ajvaz
A Minor Apocalypse by Tadeusz Konwicki
The Glass Slipper and Other Stories by Shotaro Yasuoka
Realm of the Dead by Uchida Hyakken
I'm Not Stiller by Max Frisch
Avalovara by Osman Lins
On Elegance While Sleeping by Emilio Lascano Tegui

So, anyone else know of any book sales of this kind? Or is anyone else going to get any Dalkey Archive stuff?

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>>1817173
I guess I'd put him SOMEWHERE FUCKING ELSE SINCE HE'S FROM A DIFFERENT FUCKING CONTINENT.
Y'know or just wherever.
>>1817167
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