Newspapers desperate to survive will publish only adorable kitten photos; social networks will strain under the weight of shorthairs and Siamese.
Across the decades, the slim, challenging magazine has survived, publishing all manner of startling new poets, including T.S. Eliot, Langston Hughes, Wallace Stevens, Gwendolyn Brooks, Ezra Pound and Marianne Moore.
This is an edited extract from How to Survive a Plague, published by Picador on 1 December.
The issue is not, therefore, "cultural" at all, as Mr. Fine argues, but purely economic — an attempt by the "dinosaurs" of publishing to survive through price-fixing in a radically new publishing environment.
In the meantime, if publishing wants to survive as an industry, they would be well advised not to keep publishing un-adapted electronic versions of wood-pulp books.
The Campanellis could not find every Hunterdon County piece known to survive; a few were published in textile history books and sold over the years and then disappeared.
C. CLAIBORNE RAY Correction: November 8 , 2001 Thursday A drawing with the Q & A column in Science Times on Tuesday about birds' ability to survive New York winters was published in error.
I've got an announcement: I'm finishing up a survival guide for how to survive in prison to be published as an as-real book.
Or, instead of trying to survive the gauntlet which is the publishing industry, you can self-publish your work … and see it disappear, amateurishly produced and poorly edited, into the vast ocean of mediocrity that is most books.
Her autobiography, Rage to Survive (cowritten with David Ritz), was published in 1995.
