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	Atlantic Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times - James Kunstler
		Atlantic Free Press was launched in September 2006 by Dutch-Canadian Richard Kastelein of V.O.F. Expathos, in the Netherlands and American Expatriate Chris Floyd of Oxford, UK.
		The mission of AF Press is simple: to dig out nuggets of truth from the slag-heap of lies, ignorance and witless diversion that has buried public discourse today.
		His latest book, The Long Emergency, published by the Atlantic Monthly Press in 2005, is about the challenges posed by the coming permanent global oil crisis, climate change, and other "converging catastrophes of the 21st Century." The Atlantic Monthly Press also published his novel, Maggie Darling, in 2004.
	atlanticfreepress.com /component/option,com_comprofiler/task,userProfile/Itemid,2/user,110 (601 words)

	How to make a bestseller \| csmonitor.com
		But the book's pre-instant success belongs to Atlantic Monthly Press and its ability to create sophisticated buzz amid the industry's publicity din.
		Her first acquisition as senior editor for Atlantic was a debut novel called "Cold Mountain," by Charles Frazier, which won the National Book Award in 1998.
		Atlantic Monthly Press distributed another 1,000 advance copies to booksellers, ran out, and had to print up 2,500 more after the convention.
	www.csmonitor.com /2001/0906/p11s2-bogn.htm (543 words)

	Peter Davison, poetry editor for Atlantic Monthly and a poet himself; at 76 - The Boston Globe
		Peter Davison, poetry editor for Atlantic Monthly and a poet himself; at 76 - The Boston Globe
		"Peter was an extraordinary link to The Atlantic's and the country's literary history," Cullen Murphy, the magazine's managing editor, said yesterday.
		Davison became assistant to the director at Harvard University Press.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2004/12/30/peter_davison_poetry_editor_for_atlantic_monthly_and_a_poet_himself_at_76 (813 words)

	Gas Attack - The Atlantic Monthly serves something more noxious than Bush's State of the Union. By Jack Shafer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		None of these palliatives apply to the Atlantic Monthly's "State of the Union" package, produced for the January-February issue "in partnership with the New America Foundation" for the second year in a row.
		What irks is the package's deadly presentation, the conceit advanced by the editors and writers at the Atlantic and the New America Foundation that they alone have the intellectual courage to confront the country's problems.
		Press Box is the only venue in town that isn't beyond left and right.
	slate.msn.com /id/2094212 (1445 words)

	"An Innocent Abroad" by Ellis Parker Butler from Atlantic Monthly
		Atlantic Monthly (November, 1930) "An Innocent Abroad" A review of the book A Tourist in Spite of Himself by A. Edward Newton.
		When I picked up this copy of A Tourist in Spite of Himself (Atlantic Monthly Press & Little, Brown, $3.50), I knew I was going to enjoy reading again a group of essays that gave me pleasure when I read them in a certain magazine.
		He pokes things with his cane, goes into the first inn for refreshments, talks to aged night-watchmen-porters, and returns with seriousness off his brow and the smile on his lips as well as in his eyes.
	www.ellisparkerbutler.info /epb/biblio.asp?id=4078 (832 words)

	Bruce Brown reviews Opal Whiteley's "Journal of an Understanding Heart" (from Washington Post Book World)
		By the time Atlantic editor Ellery Sedgwick became intrigued with the young freelancer who brought a pastoral history manuscript to him -- he called her "something very young and eager and fluttering, like a bird in a thicket" -- Opal was no longer conscious of much of her early history.
		SEDGWICK did not buy the young writer's story, but when he learned of her shredded childhood diary, he took her into his home and supervised the reconstruction of the portion that is known to us today.
		Published as a book by Atlantic Monthly Press in 1920 when Opal Whiteley was in her early twenties, The Journal of an Understanding Heart was greeted with great critical acclaim.
	www.astonisher.com /archives/opal.html (1710 words)

	US Newswire : Atlantic Monthly Forum to Debate Corporate Governance, Sarbanes-Oxley Act Oct. 16 at National Press Club. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Start / U / US Newswire / October 28, 2002 / Atlantic Monthly Forum to Debate Corporate Governance, Sarbanes-Oxley Act Oct. 16 at National Press Club.
		Atlantic Monthly Forum to Debate Corporate Governance, Sarbanes-Oxley Act Oct. 16 at National Press Club.
		Details: The Atlantic Monthly Forum, in association with ABB, will examine new corporate governance legislation passed by Congress and other regulatory initiatives and assess their future impact on business practices.
	static.highbeam.com /u/usnewswire/october282002/atlanticmonthlyforumtodebatecorporategovernancesar/index.html (242 words)

	Atlantic Monthly eliminates fiction - (United Press International) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Boston, MA, Apr. 8 (UPI) -- Atlantic Monthly, one of the few American magazines that still publishes fiction, announced Thursday it will eliminate regular publication of short fiction.
		Writing in their monthly letter to readers in the May issue, editors of the 150-year-old publication said subscribers would have access to the fiction issue online and other readers will be able to buy the issue on newsstands.
		In the heyday of magazine fiction, the Atlantic Monthly was among the first magazines to publish works by Mark Twain, Henry James, and Ernest Hemingway.
	washingtontimes.com /upi-breaking/20050408-010236-2075r.htm (211 words)

	LUCIFER
		In his latest book, The Lucifer Principle, published by the Atlantic Monthly Press, Howard Bloom takes religious intolerance to the extreme by describing Muslims as "barbarians." Bloom flaunts his ignorance and bigotry through extremely offensive and insulting language denigrating a religion of about one billion adherents worldwide and six million followers in the U.S. alone.
		that the Atlantic Monthly Press consult with Arab Americans prior to the publication of materials that deal with Arab or Muslim issues in order to avert defamation in the future.
		the publisher that you intend to boycott all Atlantic Monthly Press publications until it seeks to redress the situation.
	www.cafearabica.com /issue1/sections/action/lucifer.html (558 words)

	Penguin Group (USA) \| About Us \| The Penguin Press
		The Penguin Press was founded in 2003 by Ann Godoff and launched its debut list in the Winter of 2004, of which Steve Coll's Ghost Wars was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in nonfiction.
		In 2005, The Penguin Press introduced "The Penguin History of American Life," a major new series of fifty important books that range across all of American history, selected by an editorial board presided over by two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
		In 1987 she joined Atlantic Monthly Press as Senior Editor, becoming Editor-in-Chief in 1989.
	us.penguingroup.com /static/html/aboutus/adult/penguinpress.html (242 words)

	Small Press Center - Events - An interview with Morgan Entrekin
		Morgan Entrekin, President and Publisher of Grove/Atlantic, Inc., will be honored with the Small Press Center’s "Ben" Award (formerly known as the Poor Richard’s Award) on the evening of Friday, March 26th, for his outstanding contribution to the field of independent publishing.
		In 1991, Morgan acquired, with a group of investors, Atlantic Monthly Press.
		The Ben (formerly known as the Poor Richard’s Award) is given annually as part of the Small Press Book Fair to honor outstanding individual contributions to the field of independent publishing.
	www.smallpress.org /events/workshops/entrekin.asp (416 words)

	Textbooks from Atlantic Monthly Press Publishing - Direct Textbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		James Howard Kunstler - Atlantic Monthly Press - 0871138883
		Donna Leon - Atlantic Monthly Press - 0871138875
		Blair Tindall - Atlantic Monthly Press - 0871138905
	www.directtextbook.com /publisher/atlantic-monthly-press (251 words)

	The Atlantic Online \| Frequently Asked Questions
		The Atlantic Monthly is always interested in poetry, fiction, and articles of the highest quality.
		The Atlantic Monthly Press, which was at one time connected to The Atlantic Monthly magazine, is now an imprint of Grove/Atlantic:
		A: The vast majority of The Atlantic's archive (1857-present) is now available via our premium archive.
	www.theatlantic.com /about/atlfaq.htm (644 words)

	NNL database - Browse - List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Atlantic studies (see: Atlantic studies on society in change)
		Atlantic studies on Society in change ; no. 10
		Atlantic studies on society in change ; no. 101
	ram1.huji.ac.il /ALEPH/ENG/NNL/NNL/NNL/SCAN-F/2994746 (87 words)

	Alibris: 9780871130297
		by Atlantic, And Reilly, Robert, Pha, And Davison
		by Atlantic, and Reilly, Robert, Pha, and Davison, Peter (Editor)
		Overall, a clean and tight copy to add to a collection or read and enjoy.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/isbn/0871130297 (348 words)

	Publishers Group West - Celebrating 30 Years of Professional Marketing & Distribution Services
		Grove Press The Diary of Peter Ginz, Edited by Chava Pressberger, Translated by Elana Lappin 0-87113-966-9; 978-0-87113-966-5, $24.00, Spring 2007 •Featured in the New York Times Art section, Tuesday, April 10, 2007..
		Winners will be drawn April 30, 2007 Soft Skull Press Jamestown by Matthew Sharpe 1-933368-60-8; 978-1-933368-60-3, $25.00, Spring 2007 •Jamestown is being featured on Captivate, the network of high-resolution flat panel silent screens that can be seen in the elevators of office towers nationwide.
		CO Trinity University Press Maps of the Imagination by Peter Turchi 1-59534-005-X; 978-1-59534-005-4, $24.95, F04 •Artposium – Author will be the keynote speaker for a fundraising weekend on September 8th and 9th, 2007.
	www.pgw.com /home (1222 words)

	East Along the Equator: A Journey Up the Congo and into Zaire (Traveler / Atlantic Monthly Press) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		She and her partner shouldn't have been so surprised by their "arrest" just before leaving; while others were left to rot in jail, tortured, etc. they were able to feast at the embassador's residence under a sort of "house arrest" until Mobutu finally got sick of toying with them and gave their passports back.
		East Along the Equator: A Journey Up the Congo and into Zaire (Traveler / Atlantic Monthly Press) Review: "East Along the Equator: A Journey Up the Congo and into Zaire" is an excellent account of a journey across Central Africa (in what was then Zaire) in the early 1980s.
		Winternitz and her companion traveled by river barge along the entire navigable portion of the Congo river, from Kinshasa to Kisangani.
	www.textkit.com /0_0871131625.html (521 words)

	Samantha Powers, "Bystanders to Genocide," Atlantic Monthly, September 2001
		At a State Department press conference on April 8 Bushnell made an appearance and spoke gravely about the mounting violence in Rwanda and the status of Americans there.
		It is true that the precise nature and extent of the slaughter was obscured by the civil war, the withdrawal of U.S. diplomatic sources, some confused press reporting, and the lies of the Rwandan government.
		But lurking at the margins of Lake's consciousness seems to be an awareness that in light of press coverage at the time, he must have simply chosen to look away.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /acad/intrel/power.htm (15705 words)

	The Kids Are All Right
		Tom Carson is a columnist for GQ and the author of Gilligan's Wake, a novel.
		Copyright © 2004 by The Atlantic Monthly Group.
		The Atlantic Monthly; July/August 2004; The Kids Are All Right; Volume 294, No. 1; 147-151
	www.theatlantic.com /issues/2004/07/carson.htm (481 words)

	A Fairy Tale of New York
		A long time coming, the novel version of this story was finally issued by Seymour Lawrence/Delacorte Press in 1973.
		Atlantic Monthly Press (now Grove-Atlantic), March, 1989 - ISBN 0871132648 - 341 pages
		No dates are given on AMP reprints between the first printing date of March, 1989 and the 10th printing in 2001.
	www.jpdonleavycompendium.org /fairy-tale.html (694 words)

	Book Mark Bowden Speaker Keynote Speaking Engagement, Corporate Event - Your Booking Agent for Mark Bowden
		His book Black Hawk Down; A Story of Modern War, (The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1999) is an international bestseller, which spent more than a year on The New York Times bestseller list (a month at number one), and was a finalist for the National Book Award.
		He also the author of the international bestseller Killing Pablo; The Hunt for the World's Greatest Outlaw, (The Atlantic Monthly Press, 2001), which tells the story of the hunt for Colombian cocaine billionaire Pablo Escobar.
		Bowden contributes to The Atlantic Monthly and The New Yorker, writes a weekly column for The Philadelphia Inquirer, where he was a staff writer for 22 years, and is an adjunct professor at Loyola College of Maryland, where he teaches creative writing and journalism.
	www.grabow.biz /Speakers/MarkBowden.htm (561 words)

	PETITION: STOP FUELING THE FLAMES OF ANTI-MUSLIM HATRED. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Morgan Entrekin, President Atlantic Monthly Press 841 Broadway New York, NY 10003
		We also invite the Atlantic Monthly Press to consult with Muslim Americans (we can provide a list of scholars) prior to the publication of materials that deal with Muslim issues in order to avert defamation in the future.
		We wish to let you know that we intend to inform 52 countries, members of the Organization of Islamic Conference and thousands of Islamic Centers in America, Canada and Europe to boycott all Atlantic Monthly Press publications, if we do not hear from you redressing this situation at your earliest.
	salam.muslimsonline.com /icli/human-rights/pet56.htm (648 words)

	Life and Letters of Jesse Hill Ford, Southern Writer
		In the future when the historian sifts through the debris of our era, oversaturated with information, once the dross has been cast aside, more than a few of the things that remain will be bound in the covers of The Edwin Mellen Press.
		Ford wrote all these letters to his editor, Edward A. Weeks of the Atlantic Monthly.
		The magazine published most of Ford's thirty stories written during the 1960s, and the Atlantic Monthly Press published all of his longer works of fiction.
	www.mellenpress.com /mellenpress.cfm?bookid=2916&pc=9 (689 words)

	The Kept University EYAL PRESS & JENNIFER WASHBURN / Atlantic Monthly v.285, n.3 Mar00
		That a single corporation would be providing one third of the research budget of an entire department at a public university had sparked an uproar.
		In the decades to come a more pressing question may be whether undergraduates are taught any meaningful literature or history at all.
		Eyal Press is a contributing writer at Lingua Franca.
	www.mindfully.org /GE/The-Kept-UniversityMar00.htm (9250 words)

	Statement by the editors of The Atlantic Monthly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		William Langewiesche's book American Ground is intended an inspiring work, one that captures a uniquely American way of tackling even the gravest challenges and memorializes the extraordinary achievement of three-dimensional human beings who labored at the World Trade Center site.
		The World Trade Center site, as Langewiesche describes it, was a complex place where many things happened, people had widely varying experiences, and many interpretations were possible.
		The specifics and details contained in American Ground were vigorously fact-checked, as all material contained within The Atlantic Monthly is. The fact checking took five months of full-time work, by a experienced team of two, who sought to trace every detail to its source.
	www.wtclivinghistory.org /press.htm (385 words)

	Donna Leon Web Site
		Atlantic Monthly Press, New York, hardcover, September 2003; Penguin, New York, paperback, March 2004)
		Atlantic Monthly Press, New York, hardcover May 2004; Penguin, New York, paperback, May 2005)
		Atlantic Monthly Press, New York, hardcover May 2005; Penguin, New York, paperback, May 2006)
	www.groveatlantic.com /leon/alsoby.htm (107 words)

	Boston University Department of Journalism - Faculty - Ellen Ruppel Shell
		A writer with a special interest in public health and the politics of medicine, Professor Ruppel Shell is the author of A Child's Place (Little, Brown, 1992) and is currently writing a book on the science of obesity for Grove/Atlantic Monthly Press.
		A correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly magazine, she contributes regularly to a number of national publications, including the New York Times Magazine, the New York Times Book Review, Discover Magazine, and the Smithsonian.
		She has been a senior editor at several science publications, and a science editor for the PBS series Bodywatch, and for the WNET series Innovation.
	www.bu.edu /com/jo/faculty_eshell.html (131 words)

	TomFolio.com: by Sherman Alexie
		Alexie, Sherman Indian Killer Publisher: Atlantic Monthly Press 1996.
		ALEXIE, Sherman The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven Publisher: Atlantic Monthly Press NY 1993.
		ALEXIE, Sherman Indian Killer (AUP) Publisher: Atlantic Monthly NY 1996.
	www.tomfolio.com /SearchAuthorTitle.asp?Aut=Sherman_Alexie (1348 words)

	Atlantic Monthly Magazine : Magazine Subscription [Atlantic Monthly Magazine ] MagsOnTheNet.com
		For over 150 years, Atlantic Monthly magazine has placed its readers at the leading edge of contemporary issues.
		Atlantic Monthly features articles on politics, world affairs, business, science, education, and the arts.
		Also included in its editorial content are food and book reviews, fictional literature, and poetry.
	www.magsonthenet.com /atmon.html (112 words)

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