Literary Spotlight: Anomalous Press
Anomalous Press is a literary journal that runs a variety of literature. We got a chance to speak with Sarah Kosch, editor at Anomalous Press, who talks about what it takes to become a successful author.
How long has your journal been running?
Since March of 2011.
What is the focus of your journal?
The diffusion of writing in the forms it can take, whether it is poetry, fiction, nonfiction, translation, or something in between.
What defines quality writing for you?
It’s hard to say. You know it when you see it. The main thing is something polished that took time and multiple drafts to mature and grow into the final piece.
How important is a support system for up-and-coming authors?
It’s important for writers to bring their individual drives and passions into a group where they can react to other ideas and experiences. Writers’ ideas can change and sharpen in collaboration. Also, it’s crucial to learn the logistics of survival in the writing world, whether it be from seasoned veterans or alongside peers searching out a path to success.
What resources do you recommend to writers looking to improve?
Read as much as you can, write as much as you can, and share what you create with people whose opinion you respect.
What’s the best way to purchase your journal?
It’s free! Visit us online at www.anomalouspress.org. The magazine is also available as an audiobook, PDF, and kindle download from the website.
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