In the summer of 2017, I announced first to authors, and later to the general public, that I was closing submissions due to time limitations. This does not mean I’m closing the press. I have found time now to put together some background thoughts about this move–which, like all decisions in my life, is not
I believe that everyone has a story to tell. If you’ve read Carlos Ruiz Zafón’s Shadow of the Wind, you might remember his vast library of forgotten books. I’m not trying to analogize that your book will become lost–even the secret library in Zafón’s novel was attended to respectfully by a few initiates–but that your words have the potential to become just as valuable.
