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Frequently Asked Questions
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Where's my order? How do I find out more about buying books.
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Try checking out our customer service page, which has more information about ordering books and tracking packages.
- Where does the name "Cosmopsis" come from?
- John Barth's second novel The End of the Road has as its main character one Mr. Jacob Horner, who we find out is afflicted with this terrible malady "cosmopsis." In essence, it is the feeling one gets when they are faced with and must choose between two or more equally plausible possibilities, destinations, etc. Our editors, when reviewing work for publication (or even deciding which book to read next), often lapse into a state of cosmopsis.
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How can I get published?
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Currently Cosmopsis Books is publishing the Quarterly multiple times per year, and it's a great place to start. We are also looking for writers with completed book-length works to publish some time in 2008. Review the submission guidelines for more information.
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How do I contact one of the authors you publish?
- Fill out our contact form and mention the author you'd like to get in touch with, and we'll forward your request along.
- Is Cosmopsis Books hiring or looking for interns?
- Not presently. We will, however, accept resumes of individuals interested in working or interning in '08. We will likely be in the Boston area from summer of '07 through summer of '08 before returning to the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Do you have any connection to John Barth?
- No, in a word. I've met him, once, talked with him in line at a book signing, but other than that, no.
- How do I contact the editor-in-chief or editor-at-large or editor with a capital "E"?
- Can I comment on something published by Cosmopsis Books?
- We knew there was someone like you out there. Visit our Blog to comment on any piece you've read!
- Where are the submission guidelines?