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Snare Books (publishing)
Snare Books is a Canadian independent book publisher.
Founded in spring of 2006, and located in Montreal, Snare Books is a publisher of contemporary poetry and prose fiction. They make a point of publishing Canadian authors who specialize in experimental literature. Although their main focus is on poetry, Snare Books has more recently expanded to pushing a limited number of experimental novels and short stories.〔(), About: Snare Books Official Website〕
== History ==
Snare Books, launched in the spring of 2006, was founded by Robert Allen and Jon Paul Fiorentino.〔 With the death of Allen in the fall of 2006〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Jon Paul Fiorentino Plays With Words, Feelings )〕 Fiorentino became the owner, operator, publisher, and editor of the company. The reason behind starting this small Montreal based literary publishing company was due to the result of a discussion between Allen and Fiorentino based on Canadian literary arts.〔 Through their work together on Matrix Magazine, they had developed a fan base consisting of young writers.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Small Press Profile: Snare Books (interview) )〕 Many of these writers had trouble getting their new, innovative and experimental manuscripts published. While other small publishing companies, similar to Snare Books, are moving on to publish commercial fiction, general fiction, and mainstream poetry, Snare Books believes that they are the home for the young, innovative poets and writers of Canada.〔 After their launch in 2006, some of the first published works they produced included: Melissa Thompson's ''Dreadful Paris'', Zoe Whittall's ''The Emily Valentine Poems'', Angela Carr's ''Ropewalk'', and Jason Christie's ''Canada Post''.
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