A Vouched Satellite Interview With Gregory Sherl
Vouched Books contributor Tyler Gobble sits down to speak with Gregory Sherl about his book, his writing, his feelings and more.
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YES YES for YesYes Books
Vouched Books contributor Tyler Gobble sits down to speak with KMA Sullivan about her press, YesYes Books, and some of the amazing that they’ve been releasing.
You Can Vouch It But How Do You Sell It?
Vouched Books contributor Tyler Gobble takes a look at the excerpts used by the Vouched booksellers, Christopher Newgent and Laura Straub, when selling books from their tables.
ON FIRE: An Interview With Riley Michael Parker
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month, he interviews Riley Michael Parker, top dog of HOUSEFIRE Publishing, about its operations and their first release, NOUNS OF ASSEMBLAGE.
A Journal You Should Be Reading: Sixth Finch
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. Mesmerizing is this journal: Sixth Finch. They’re slick, the layout, the design, learn more now.
The Way It Sounds
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month, he decides to make a few recordings of himself, reading the work of other writers whom he has “Vouched” so far.
IT IS SUMMER TIME TO READ BUT WHAT?
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month, he decides to make a list of small/indie press books or related books that deserve attention this summer.
PUNCH A BOOK
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month he delves into the art of the short, punch book review and interviews Micah Ling of Book Punch Reviews.
CHAPPED UP AND READY TO GO
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month he delves into the magical world of indie lit chapbooks, talks about how they function and why they’re rad.
WHERE TO READ?
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month he queries several lit-world denizens to pony up their best-of online literary magazine lists.
THE THINGS WE ARE USING: Ryan Ridge and American Homes
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month he sits down (on the Internet) with Ryan Ridge, and discusses the role of objects as subjects in new, indie lit.
The Shape of Book Reviews to Come
Christopher Newgent raises questions and provides no answers regarding the future of the book review as the Internet enables any Joe Shmoe to have an opinion.
