Stuart Ross used to stand alongside Crad Kilodney on the streets of Toronto and hawk his poetry chapbooks. Crad disappeared into his attic garret, and Ross went on to become one of the most significant actors in the Canadian small press, working as an editor, publisher, contributor, workshop facilitator, teacher, and small press festival founder.
Kilodney was mentioned in Ross's book, Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer. And he's mentioned again in this just released follow-up from Anvil Press. In fact, the book is dedicated to him.
I hope you will pick up this book, whether or not you are a Kilodneyphile- because it is hilarious, heartbreaking, and relevant to every reader and writer. Click the book image to go to Amazon- but if you can find it at your local bookstore please get it there instead.
Kilodney was mentioned in Ross's book, Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer. And he's mentioned again in this just released follow-up from Anvil Press. In fact, the book is dedicated to him.
I hope you will pick up this book, whether or not you are a Kilodneyphile- because it is hilarious, heartbreaking, and relevant to every reader and writer. Click the book image to go to Amazon- but if you can find it at your local bookstore please get it there instead.
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