The long-running saga of Dorchester’s financial troubles continued this week with the departure of editorial director Chris Keeslar, the last remaining editorial staffer at the house, on January 31. In a letter to colleagues obtained by author Brian Keene, Keeslar said he was “no longer employed by Dorchester or collecting mail from this address” and directed queries to the five remaining employees at Dorchester, none of whom hold editorial positions. Dorchester marketing and publicity coordinator Hannah Wolfson confirmed Keeslar’s departure but said “nothing material has changed” at the publisher and “everything is business as usual.” The future of the company’s […]
