An online audio collection of contemporary writers read by their peers.
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Contributors
This is where the links to contributor bios go.
About ReVerb
The ReVerb Library is compiled by Fact-Simile Editions and is intended as an open field of literary exchange. As such, it strives to increase the cross-fertilization of language and ideas among contemporary writing communities worldwide. Our goal is to extend the readership and audience of our contributors as well as their chosen contemporaries through the recording and presentation of each other's work.
Welcome to the ReVerb Library. Please feel free to make some noise.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
To submit a recording to the ReVerb Library, please attach an .mp3 file to an email and send it along to:
Be sure to include a brief bio in the body of the email as well as any links you would like us to highlight. All submissions should be accompanied by a subject line of "ReVerb Library" in order to guarantee consideration.
Please note: ReVerb is a venue for writers to read the works of others in the pursuit of new audiences. As such, we do not accept submissions from writers reading their own work.
We also respectfully request that contributors take the time to secure the rights to record in advance of submitting whenever possible. Recordings of out-of-print and rights-free texts are strongly encouraged. If you would like to record the work of any Fact-Simile Editions authors or poets, please feel free to contact the editors HERE. We will do our best to secure the appropriate permissions on your behalf. For a complete list of our contributors, visit:
Fact-Simile Editions hit print in 2006 with a small chapbook and we've been going strong ever since. We publish innovative works of poetry, prose and inter-genre monstrosities. Find out more at Fact-Simile.com
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