Articles About Impassio Press

from The Stranger (Seattle) – March 20, 2003

Photograph by Deborah DeWit Marchant, from her book, Traveling Light, Impassio Press 2003

Books:
Impassio Press
by Charles Mudede

“Impassio,” a made-up word that at once suggests “impossible,” “passion,” and “impassioned,” was invented by Olivia Dresher to designate the Seattle-based press she established in 2001. Its program is to publish “a variety of fragmentary writing... journals, diaries, and notebooks.” Dresher believes that these scraps, half-thoughts, and lost-and-found notes form “a valid literary art form (as valid as the established, accepted forms of novels, short stories, poetry, etc.).”...

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