Features original prose, art, and photography from Russell Chatham and other writers for a unique literary experience
Edited by novelist Jamie Harrison, offering insights and context from a key figure in literary history
Highlights the role of independent presses in fostering diverse voices and creative expression
Includes a collection of essays and tributes celebrating the impact and legacy of Clark City Press
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An anthology and tribute to a unique independent publisher, Clark City Press.
In 1987, the painter and author and fly fisherman Russell Chatham, renowned for his stunning landscape paintings and his appetite for life, decided to take control of his own career by creating a publishing house in Livingston, Montana.