News Jan 24, 2002 at 4:00 am

The Mysterious Disappearance of Bay Press

Seattle's most prestigious publishing house prospered in the Reagan '80s by championing books by European philosophers, American postmodernists, and East Coast academics. Then Bay Press changed hands in the Clinton '90s, and the company disappeared in a s

Charles Mudede
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