Chloe Watlington's guest appearances

Chloe Watlington

LA Review of Books

LARB Radio Hour

The Antifada

OwlTail

Michelle Chihara

Jeff Weiss

Schessa Garbutt

Editors of The LARB Quarterly, Chloe Watlington and Michelle Chihara, join Jeff Weiss of theLAnd and local designer and near-futurist writer, Schessa Garbutt, on a panel at this summer's LITLIT Festival.to discuss the love and labor of print magazines, designing for print, and ongoing debates around the relevance of literary criticism and production today. On July 30th and 31st, LARB presented the second annual LITLIT, or Little Literary Fair, in partnership with Hauser &amp; Wirth Publishers at Hauser &amp; Wirth’s stunning gallery space in Downtown L.A.’s Arts District. LITLIT brought together 48 small presses and literary arts organizations and over 5,000 visitors for a two-day celebration of independent publishing on the West Coast. All five free panel discussions from the weekend are available to watch back on litlit.org. Today, you’ll hear one of these special conversations, For the Love of Print.

<p>Editors of The LARB Quarterly, Chloe Watlington and Michelle Chihara, join Jeff Weiss of theLAnd and local designer and near-futurist writer, Schessa Garbutt, on a panel at this summer's LITLIT <a href="http://Festival.to" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Festival.to</a> discuss the love and labor of print magazines, designing for print, and ongoing debates around the relevance of literary criticism and production today. On July 30th and 31st, LARB presented the second annual LITLIT, or Little Literary Fair, in partnership with Hauser &amp; Wirth Publishers at Hauser &amp; Wirth’s stunning gallery space in Downtown L.A.’s Arts District. LITLIT brought together 48 small presses and literary arts organizations and over 5,000 visitors for a two-day celebration of independent publishing on the West Coast. All five free panel discussions from the weekend are available to watch back on <a href="http://litlit.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">litlit.org</a>. Today, you’ll hear one of these special conversations, For the Love of Print.</p>

For the Love of Print: Chloe Watlington, Michelle Chihara, Jeff Weiss and Schessa Garbutt

Editors of The LARB Quarterly, Chloe Watlington and Michelle Chihara, join Jeff Weiss of theLAnd and local designer and near-futurist writer, Schessa Garbutt, on a panel at this summer's LITLIT Festival.to discuss the love and labor of print magazines, designing for print, and ongoing debates around the relevance of literary criticism and production today.On July 30th and 31st, LARB presented the second annual LITLIT, or Little Literary Fair, in partnership with Hauser &amp; Wirth Publishers at Hauser &amp; Wirth’s stunning gallery space in Downtown L.A.’s Arts District. LITLIT brought together 48 small presses and literary arts organizations and over 5,000 visitors for a two-day celebration of independent publishing on the West Coast. All five free panel discussions from the weekend are available to watch back on litlit.org. Today, you’ll hear one of these special conversations, For the Love of Print.

Editors of The LARB Quarterly, Chloe Watlington and Michelle Chihara, join Jeff Weiss of theLAnd and local designer and near-futurist writer, Schessa Garbutt, on a panel at this summer's LITLIT <a href="http://Festival.to" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Festival.to</a> discuss the love and labor of print magazines, designing for print, and ongoing debates around the relevance of literary criticism and production today.<br>On July 30th and 31st, LARB presented the second annual LITLIT, or Little Literary Fair, in partnership with Hauser &amp; Wirth Publishers at Hauser &amp; Wirth’s stunning gallery space in Downtown L.A.’s Arts District. LITLIT brought together 48 small presses and literary arts organizations and over 5,000 visitors for a two-day celebration of independent publishing on the West Coast. All five free panel discussions from the weekend are available to watch back on <a href="http://litlit.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">litlit.org</a>. Today, you’ll hear one of these special conversations, For the Love of Print.