ATM: The Podcast — The Bounce and The Echo with Ian Johnson
Across The Margin:The Podcast dissects the countless intricacies surrounding ATM Publishing’s latest book, The Bounce and The Echo, with an interview with the book’s author,…
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Across The Margin:The Podcast dissects the countless intricacies surrounding ATM Publishing’s latest book, The Bounce and The Echo, with an interview with the book’s author,…
Dying to love a game…Across the Margin presents a free excerpt from former professional basketball player Ian Johnson’s deeply affecting, vulnerable, and informative memoir, The…
A reflective work of nonfiction that muses about political apathy, while contemplating if mass protests can influence actual change… I arrived back in Seattle following…
Frustrated that excellent teachers are overwhelmed, and students who yearn to learn are discouraged, a teacher ponders the distressing effects of disrupted learning in schools……
An op-ed that ponders if U.S. tax dollars could be better served elsewhere when taking in to account the relative ineffectiveness of border walls throughout…
A short story where the acutely relatable goal of wanting to impress your parents unravels in dramatic fashion… by: T.E. Cowell1 When I was fifteen,…
The eighth installment of a twelve part series, recounting and expanding upon an array of interviews with an assemblage of historians and history-infatuated filmmakers. The…
ATM Publishing is thrilled to announce its latest release, a vulnerable, self-reflective memoir steeped in the rich history of basketball, Ian Johnson’s The Bounce and The…
Across The Margin: The Podcast hosts a conversation with author Jesse Jarnow about his latest release, Wasn’t That a Time: The Weavers, the Blacklist, and…
by: Christian Niedan The sixth installment of a twelve part series, recounting and expanding upon an array of interviews with an assemblage of historians and…
by: Chris Cooper “Is there anything more depressing than knowing you’re worth more dead than alive?”A short story where everything is falling apart and all seems…
by: Christina Niedan The fifth installment of a twelve part series, recounting and expanding upon an array of interviews with an assemblage of historians and…