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Michael Silverblatt speaks with Douglas Messerli, Editor in Chief of Sun & Moon Press, winner of the 1987 Carey-Thomas Award for Creative Publishing given yearly for the most imaginative publishing venture of the year. Michael begins by speaking with John F. Baker, Editor in Chief of Publishers Weekly, the sponsor of the award.
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