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 | 18 | Subscribers | Read | galileopress.substack.com |
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A LITTLE BIT LOUDER NOW
Emily May is so good with a pen and a paint brush it’s easy to forget how amped her voice becomes when she performs. She has no pause button, and every syllable is stressed. Tonight for one show only Emily jumps out of a speeding dark sedan...
The Truth Will Out
I went to visit my ancient mother for a few days last week. She made an elaborate fuss over preparing two hard boiled eggs. "I've been making them for 89 years," she said. Acted like there were dozen of steps required. Like a poem about not...
The Trouble with Biography
I hope I never have a biographer. No matter how much she gets me. No matter if she finds my love letters to myself—oh you handsome devil, one heart note begins “with a Da Vinci curl on my lip.” And love letters to others whom I wished I cou...
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...
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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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