 In the past two years, articles that critique the lack of diversity and inclusivity in publishing have been widely circulated. I'm thinking of Molly Mcardle's "You Will Be Tokenized" for Brooklyn Magazine; Rachel Deahl's "Why Publishing Is So White" for Publishers Weekly; Jean Ho's "Diversity In Book Publishing Isn't Just About Writers - Marketing Matters, Too" for NPR; and Emily Gould's "Most Women in Publishing Don't Have The Luxury of Being Unlikable" for BuzzFeed. These articles examine publishing's gendered and racial biases, but there are other ways in which the industry marginalizes, fails to consider, and discriminates authors and audiences alike. 