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The early days of John Martin’s Black Sparrow Press are a fascinating chapter in the history of independent publishing. Founded in 1966 in Los Angeles, Black Sparrow Press quickly became a haven for innovative and unconventional writers, particularly those whose work was overlooked by mainstream publishers.
Martin’s dedication to producing high-quality books and fostering literary talent played a key role in shaping the press’s identity.
I don’t come across these very often — especially from the early days of BSP. Speaking of BSP’s early days and on a side note, here’s a terrific interview with John Martin conducted by Sam Sweet.
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