About

A Small Press Life describes both my creative philosophy and artistic path. I have chosen, as a writer of both non-fiction and prose, to create and publish solely in the Small Press world. This is a natural and very deliberate choice on my part, born of passionate principle,personality and proclivity. I support independent publications, mine and those of others. In so doing, I am following humbly and gratefully in the footsteps of many outstanding writers and poets.
As with Robert McAlmon or Ernest Walsh, I am not content to simply chase my unfettered muse: I like to include others in the ride. Living A Small Press Life is about taking matters into your own hands. It is embracing the necessity to jump in and get dirty, on behalf of yourself and others.-Mae.

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  1. I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! Here is the link:
    funandfabulousness.wordpress.com/2012/03/09/versatile-blogger-awards/
    :) Elisa

    • It was my pleasure! I cannot take the credit for Fuel for My Jetpack, Mead for My Dragon, though. My other contributor, KM Scott, writes that series. I will definitely pass on your compliment.

  2. I love this. I really really love this. Getting dirty on behalf of yourself and others… I think that’s just great. Oh, and the name of your site, “One Track Muse” makes me smile. I am getting close to needing new books to read and when that happens, I will be back to find some delightful reads, I’m sure.

    Thanks and have a great day,
    Currie

    • Awwww, sweet! How unexpected. I’m blushing now. Thanks so much. I have a crazy schedule until Wednesday so it might be a day or two before I can post about it, but I definitely will! :)

  3. Thank you for deciding to follow my blog. I hope you enjoy the posts. But I actually hope something else happens. I hope they support your life choices. I hope they encourage you to continue your pursuit of what you have outlined on this page. When we take matters into our own hands then we retain the power. We control the direction. We get to live with the terms of our liking.

    Sorry to rant, but the older I get the more I am convinced most of us are doing it wrong. We seriously need to reflect on how we live our life and what choices we make in the process. Those choices have far reaching affects, even if it is only purchasing a pack of mints. Little decisions add up.

    If you have a moment, check out http://www.homelessmuseum.org/. You may already be aware of this guy, Filip Noterdaeme, but he is turning heads with how he is taking art to the street. I am so captivated by what he is doing that we are rethinking many ideas and concepts at our company LifeRevelation.

    Be encouraged!

    • You are welcome! Thank you for your kind words. I agree with every word of your ‘rant,’ so no apology is necessary. I would never have had the courage to do in my twenties what I am attempting to do now. It is a brave new world of my own making, and one I only wish I could have forged sooner. But better now than never.

      I had never heard of the homeless museum, or its creator. I just spent a few minutes tooling around the site and am already quite intrigued. I have bookmarked it so I can return in a day or two when I have more time. Thanks for the link.

    • Thanks! It’s a photograph of Solita Solano and Djuna Barnes taken in Paris (1922). It is one of my all-time favourite images of writers.

      You are welcome. I plan on stopping by your blog again soon.

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  5. Hi Alicia, sorry for contacting you this way in regards to my giveaway – I couldn’t send you a pm on fb…would you be so kind to send me your postal address to: salem.nadine@gmail.com. I am off to London (as you may know ;) ) but as soon as I am back I will have the note book sent out to you!
    Take care love and speak soon!

    • Will do! Just so you don’t think it is spam, the e-mail I will contact you with is: onetrackmuse@gmail.com.

      No, worries. I love anticipation; it is one of my favourite activities. Yes, I figured that you were about to jet off to London. Have fun, and be safe! Thanks again. :)

    • First of all, thank you so much! I really appreciate it. As a funny aside, I “liked” your post (after reading it, I swear) and didn’t even see my own name/blog on there! I am so out of it with the ‘flu, that is my excuse!

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