12-10-2026 15:15 via nytimes.com

Indie Publisher New Directions Keeps Finding Nobel Prize Winners

“In an era when corporate publishers dominate a rapidly consolidating industry, New Directions has remained independent and continued its long tradition of seeking out and nurturing some of the world’s most seminal authors.” – The New York Times
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