Not to mention a stable of loyal poets that would make any publisher envious. He was hired by Poulin as an editorial assistant in 1985. The press also publishes prose by poets in its American Reader Series. The list is distributed through Consortium Books of St. Paul, Minnesota. According to Thom Ward, BOA's editor and development director, its success and longevity can be attributed to hard work and luck.
Every relationship matters.
There are other things you could do to make more money, but this is what you do, and you have to kind of get your arms around the bucking bronco's neck and go with it. To commemorate its 25th anniversary, the press is publishing the selected poems of Al Poulin, Jr. and hosting a book party with readings of his work this summer in Rochester.