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Whither Soft Skull?

By Scott Esposito on July 6, 2009 in original reporting , publishing business | Comments (0) | Permalink

Where's Soft Skull headed now that Denise Oswald has taken over for Richard Nash? Over at The Quarterly Conversation I talk to her about the press's future, which, Oswald says, will definitely include translations.

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