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The Indie Publisher That Soared Too High And Fell To Earth

Chicago’s Curbside Splendor was named “Best Indie Book Publisher” by Chicago magazine in 2014, featured on Bustle’s “13 Indie Presses You Should Know” list in 2017, and even profiled in Lit Hub’s 2016 story on retail stores opened by indie presses. But behind the scenes authors and staff weren’t being paid… – LitHub

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on August 2, 2019Categories wordsTags 08.01.19

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