Inroads for the Electronic Slush Pile
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But the vast majority of publishers maintain a preference for paper. "Screen reading wrecks your eyes, and we're wary of downloading files from strangers," says Bryan Devendorf at literary publisher Soho Press Inc., New York. "To print a deluge of e-submissions would be tedious and quite costly, too, since ink cartridges are going for thirty bucks [each]."
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