Hunter is also the creative brain behind breakthrough digital projects such as Electric Literature and Literary Hub, which prove that literature and the internet can be—and should be—allies if we want writers to stay part of the cultural conversation. We spoke to Hunter about his love of books, how an unlikely detour in his career helped him to become a publishing innovator, and how he sees the future of the book industry.
It is a morning in November and Bookshop has just launched in the UK. Hunter is working from a bare kitchen, with a sculpture of cardboard boxes towering next to him. He has just moved out of his tiny apartment to a bigger one in Brooklyn, New York. However, he is quick to add that the success and enthusiasm Bookshop has generated since its launch in the US has kept him going.
Hunter also took the decision to show the amount of money raised for local bookshops on the website. Explore more in our section: Workers. Disappearing into the world of books was also a way of coping with a tough upbringing. Books provided a kind of community for me, they allowed me to understand my place in the world, understand history, humanity. Outside work, he spent time working on a personal creative project.
The magazine got popular enough that some people who had real magazines hired me, and I became the editor-in-chief of [Mean Magazine] in Los Angeles.
Learn more about: Inspiring profiles. Hunter remembers the late s as a period when most of the writers, editors and publishers who he respected perceived the digital transition of media as a threat. In , Hunter founded non-profit Electric Literature, a digital publisher of literary content—mostly short fiction distributed on iPads, e-readers or as PDFs, EPubs and audiobooks.
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