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Jennifer Joseph's Manic D Press: Will It Keep New Voices Alive?

First Posted: 06/11/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:05 PM ET

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Anyone doubting the power of a single book can take up the topic with Jennifer Joseph, who 26 years ago founded Manic D Press to publish a collection of her own poems. That title, "The Future Isn't What It Used to Be," has helped turn a generation of alternative voices into talented - and successful - writers.

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Anyone doubting the power of a single book can take up the topic with Jennifer Joseph, who 26 years ago founded Manic D Press to publish a collection of her own poems. That title, "The Future Isn't Wh...
Anyone doubting the power of a single book can take up the topic with Jennifer Joseph, who 26 years ago founded Manic D Press to publish a collection of her own poems. That title, "The Future Isn't Wh...
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