Author John Edgar Wideman On Why He Chose To Digitally Publish
(PublishersWeekly.com) — My decision to self publish evolved gradually. An invitation to contribute a 500-word story for a special section of microfiction in O magazine started me thinking. I’d been observing glumly the shrinking space allotted to fiction in national magazines. Could O’s interest in microfiction, even if it lasted only a single issue, be a good omen?
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