Literary Nonfiction. FURTHER CONFESSIONS OF A SMALL PRESS RACKETEER is a continuation of the columns and essays that comprised Stuart’s 2005 release, Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer. Again, equal parts literary memoir, reckless tirade, and unsolicited advice for the aspiring writer, FURTHER CONFESSIONS is drawn largely from Stuart Ross’s notorious Hunkamooga column, his blog entries, essays for subTerrain magazine and other online venues. We bring them together here in their collected brilliance: alternately snarky, sincere, touching, honest, and always opinionated, Stuart’s confessions are essential reading for any literary confessional. This volume offers its readers a roller-coaster journey into the mind of one of Canada’s most committed small press activists.

Praise for Stuart Ross:

One of North America’s most active and fiercely independent literary populists.–Another Chicago Magazine

If Stuart Ross was living and working in the United States, and writing the exact same poetry he does now he would be rich and famous. Well, famous, at least.–The Globe and Mail

Praise for CONFESSIONS OF A SMALL PRESS RACKETEER:

For a quick and dirty breath of fresh air, it’s difficult to beat renegade urban poet Stuart Ross’s latest effort… Ross has the battle scars and knows poetry isn’t about flowers and meadows, it’s about blood and guts.–Steven Knight, Quill & Quire

…a wonderful book–funny, outrageous, and acute. I’ll even say it’s the best short-essay collection about the writing life that I’ve read in ages… Every aspiring writer should read CONFESSIONS OF A SMALL PRESS RACKETEER, just to find inspiration. And so should every established writer–just to keep humble.–Lynne Van Luven, Malahat Review