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Jun 4, 2009 52 min

On publishing with Richard Eoin Nash

from Notebook on Cities and Culture

Part three of our ongoing series of conversations about the future of books and reading, this time with publishing consultant Richard Eoin Nash. Nash ran the widely-acclaimed Soft Skull Press between 2001 and March of this year.

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