Galileo Press
Barrett WarnerIndie Press since 1982, many quiet stars, one or two, yes, shining a while.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | galileopress.substack.com |
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Dream a Little Dream
Sooner or later, your characters go to sleep. That’s when the dreaming starts. But why do we have to call it dreaming? Isn’t it being awake in a different way? In her craft essay last month Jessica Bonder said “It’s scary to think of your c...
Huis Clos
Spring is such a time for beginnings that it’s the perfect time to focus on endings. Most of the fuss is about how to get into a poem or a story, like it’s all about the on ramp. Like if you don’t hook the reader in the first four words, yo...
Following the Beat of a Different Point of View
Not just poems, but stories have rhythm too. Almost like each story is a band. There’s a vocalist (the speaker), solos, bridges, pretty much everything but the chorus. Like you can read a story or dance if you want to. In most stories, the ...
Play Is the Thing
All stories and poems and CNF essays were once theater. The invention of publication didn’t change that, but it made it easier to ignore the weird Aunt in the background. Easier at least if you’re the writer. Readers still pay attention to ...
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Barrett Warner is the author of Why Is It So Hard to Kill You? (Somondoco Press) and My Friend Ken Harvey (Publishing Genius Press). He is the editor of Free State Review.
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