That's How It Works (Paperback)

Meg Reid

ISBN 13: 9798885740647

Published by Hub City Press, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. That's How It Works is a vibrant collection of fiction from Hub City Presss first thirty years, showcasing the incredible talent nurtured by this community-driven literary press.Featuring contributions from Hub City Press authors, past Writers-in-Residence, staff, and friends, the collection spans an impressive range of voices, styles, and stories. Set across the South and nation, they share a yearning for communication and connection.Edited by Katherine Webb-Hehn and with an introduction by Hub City Press Publisher Meg Reid, That's How It Works is both a celebration of three decades of publishing from the margins and a testament to the transformative power of community in creating literature. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: That's How It Works (Paperback)
• Publisher: Hub City Press
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798885740647
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

That's How It Works is a vibrant collection of fiction from Hub City Press’s first thirty years, showcasing the incredible talent nurtured by this community-driven literary press.

Featuring contributions from Hub City Press authors, past Writers-in-Residence, staff, and friends, the collection spans an impressive range of voices, styles, and stories. Set across the South and nation, they share a yearning for communication and connection.

Edited by Katherine Webb-Hehn and with an introduction by Hub City Press Publisher Meg Reid, That's How It Works is both a celebration of three decades of publishing from the margins and a testament to the transformative power of community in creating literature.

About the Authors

Katherine Webb-Hehn is a writer, journalist, and editor. For many years, she covered justice in the South with Scalawag Magazine where her reporting was praised, published, or funded by the New York Times, the Nation, PEN America, the Atlantic, Longreads, The Marguerite Casey Foundation, and occasionally even her own family. As an editor with Hub City Press, Katherine works with writers from acquisition through development to publication. At home in Birmingham, Alabama, she's the mother of two young children.

Meg Reid is the Executive Director of Hub City Writers Project in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where she finds and champions new and overlooked voices from the American South, including Carter Sickels, Drew Lanham, Ashley M. Jones, and Anjali Enjeti. An editor and book designer, her essays have appeared online in outlets like DIAGRAM, Oxford American, and The Rumpus. She holds an MFA in Nonfiction from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she served as Assistant Editor of the literary magazine Ecotone and worked for the literary imprint Lookout Books. She was a Publishers Weekly Star Watch 2021 Honoree. She loves literary nonfiction and braided essays. She lives in Spartanburg, SC