An extraordinary look back at one of the most turbulent and pivotal periods in American history:

How Many Roads?
Photographs of the Sixties and Early Seventies
by Jonathan Sa'adah

"A book...that obliterates the distance between the present and the charged past. These photographs are the work of a master." -- Teju Cole

Sa'adah's book is a searching portrait of a nation divided by war and increasing corporate domination: a time that led many young people to search for alternative ways of living and structuring society. Its ninety-one sepia photographs are arranged in three sections: "The Roads," "The War," and "The Garden." It includes an introduction by Teju Cole, essays by Elizabeth Adams, Hoyt Alverson, and Steven Tozer, and a preface by the photographer.

Both the paperback and collectors' limited edition hardcover are memorable gifts for those who lived through the 1960s, and for their children.

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New from acclaimed poet
Luisa Igloria, just nominated by us for the 2014 Pushcart Prize

Night Willow
by Luisa A. Igloria.

"a singular and revelatory voice in American poetry." -- Sabina Murray

Igloria is an eleven-time recipient of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature in three genres (poetry, nonfiction, and short fiction) and the first Filipina woman of letters installed in the Palanca Literary Hall of Fame. Since November 20, 2010, Luisa has been writing (at least) a poem a day for her daily writing project; these poems are archived at Dave Bonta's Via Negativa website.

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The latest from Rachel Barenblat:

Waiting to Unfold
by Rachel Barenblat

What better gift for the mothers in your life than this brand-new book of poems by poet and rabbi Rachel Barenblat? Waiting to Unfold is an honest and beautiful account of pregnancy and early parenthood, tracing the peaks and valleys as this gifted writer awaits the birth of her son and chronicles her first year as a mother.

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Recently released CDs and MP3s:

The Scarlatti Doubles
The Couperin Doubles
New music by Jon Appleton, brilliantly performed by pianist Minkyung Oh: a special release in honor of the composer's 75th birthday.

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"A beautiful addition to piano literature"
-- Steve Reich

"An extraordinary performance of sensitivity, delicacy, and imaginative power"
-- Gabriel Chodos

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A Marriage of Poetry and Art

Thaliad
by Marly Youmans

"Amazing." "Mesmerizing."
"A work of genius which also seems particularly relevant to our own time."

Lee Smith's words encapsulate the magic of Marly Youmans' Thaliad -- a riveting story, told in verse, that you can now read in paperback or hardcover editions, with beautiful illustrations by famed Welsh artist Clive Hicks-Jenkins.

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Riveting biography, spiritual inspiration, radical inclusion

Going to Heaven: The Life and Election of Bishop Gene Robinson
by Elizabeth Adams

A biography of one of the world's most charismatic and controversial spiritual leaders, Bishop Gene Robinson: the first openly-gay man to be ordained a bishop in the Anglican Communion. (Soft Skull Press, 2006) We are offering a limited number of first-edition copies signed by the author, Elizabeth Adams.

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Welcome to
Phoenicia Publishing

We're an independent publisher located in Montreal.
Our CURRENT CATALOGUE
contains titles in the following categories:

FULL-LENGTH POETRY BOOKS
PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART
NON-FICTION
MUSIC
POETRY CHAPBOOKS
QARRTSILUNI PRINT EDITIONS

We hope you'll enjoy browsing our catalogue; please click on any listed title to see a full page description, or to place an order through our online store, or via Amazon.com, UK, or Europe.

By ordering directly from us, more of your purchase goes to the author, and to the support of independent publishing. Thank you!

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ON OUR BLOG:

Luisa Igloria nominated for 2014 Pushcart Prize.

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