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Just launched!
Thesaurus of Separation by Tim Mayo
138 pgs, 6" x 9", in paperback and .pdf editions. Please click image or link for full details about the book, the author and how to order. Other recent titles include:
How Many Roads?
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 An extraordinary look back at the 1960s and early 1970s, one of the most turbulent and pivotal periods in American history, 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. |
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At the Whitney, Lyons and Sa'adah: a photo essay Launch Day! for Tim Mayo's "Thesaurus of Separation" Coming in the fall: "Monster," by Jeneva Burroughs Stone 
Annunciation:
Sixteen Contemporary Poets Consider Mary Poetry by Ivy Alvarez, Rachel Barenblat, Jeanne Marie Beaumont, Kristin Berkey-Abbott, Chana Bloch, Leila Chatti, Luisa A. Igloria, Mohja Kahf, Vivian Lewin, Vinicius de Moraes (Natalie d'Arbeloff, trans.), Roderick Robinson, Nic Sebastian, Claudia Serea, Purvi Shah, Rosemary Starace, and Marly Youmans Illustrated and Edited by Elizabeth Adams Discover Mary as you've never known her -- personal, accessible, very human, and quite modern -- in this special book of poems with original illustrations, printed endpapers, beautiful typography, and process notes by the authors and artist Full details and ordering information, as well as the process notes by all the authors, are on our website. |
Jon Meets Yoshiko
Neo-classical and neo-romantic piano music by Jon Appleton, performed by Yoshiko Kline
This highly-anticipated new CD of Jon Appleton's piano compositions was recorded in the studios of WGBH (Boston, MA), with a virtuosic performance by the Japanese-American pianist Yoshiko Kline.
Available as CD with program book, or MP3 download. 53 minutes.
Neo-classical and neo-romantic piano music by Jon Appleton, performed by Yoshiko Kline
This highly-anticipated new CD of Jon Appleton's piano compositions was recorded in the studios of WGBH (Boston, MA), with a virtuosic performance by the Japanese-American pianist Yoshiko Kline.
Available as CD with program book, or MP3 download. 53 minutes.
All the Words
by Magda Kapa
A uniquely beautiful poetic dictionary of “aphorisms, epigrams, or naked verses,” based on the author's observations and emotional reactions to her experiences over one year.
"Here thoughts are rethought, rediscovered and re-explored to produce the pared-down core of poetry." -- George Szirtes
by Magda Kapa
A uniquely beautiful poetic dictionary of “aphorisms, epigrams, or naked verses,” based on the author's observations and emotional reactions to her experiences over one year.
"Here thoughts are rethought, rediscovered and re-explored to produce the pared-down core of poetry." -- George Szirtes
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.
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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