We will publish listings as regards literary events; magazines, journals and publishers seeking submissions; and other miscelaneous items of literary interest.

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Note: The New Journal and its editorial staff hold the right to refuse a listing to anyone for any reason, and we do not guarentee, advocate, or in any way proclaim the accuracy of the inforrmation except as it is proveded to us.

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Without independent booksellers, many writers wouldn't be writing and those who are lucky enough to make a living by the craft wouldn't have readers enough to do so. The best books wouldn't make it in the market, if only because the large stores serve a herd mentality. They aim at the Mc-reader.

Independent booksellers support their communities and bring to the literary life unique homes for thought and encounter with new works. Unlike the majority of staff members at the megastores, independent booksellers know about books they sell. They're professionals who work in a trade that requires as much craft as the production of the literary art and a willingness to endure more pain.

Give them respect and give them your business. For more information about independent bookstores, contact the American Booksellers Association.