Complete Catalogue
Fiction Non-Fiction Poetry
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Warning Track, by Tony Sanders
“Playful, brooding, skeptical, ironic—Sanders turns high-jinks edginess into compassionate art in this crafty and urgent book of warnings.”—Edward Hirsch
Chicken, Shadow, Moon & More, by Mark Strand
Former Poet Laureate, Pulitzer Prize winner, and MacArthur Fellow Mark Strand offers an exquisite book of lists in a beautifully produced gift book format.
Eternity On Hold, by Mario Susko
In the midst of war and chaos, Susko maintains a spirit of wonder in his exquisitely crafted verse.
Phoebe 2002: An Essay In Verse, by Jeffery Conway, Lynn Crosbie, and David Trinidad
A groundbreaking deconstruction of the classic 1950 film All About Eve, Phoebe 2002 is a collaborative epic poem/essay that zings in and out of scenes and makes a thousand connections within the world of popular culture. Phoebe 2002 is a treasure trove of forms woven seamlessly into a text that pushes the limits of poetry and film criticism.
Plasticville, by David Trinidad
“Plasticville is a book about a special kind of bliss, the bliss of invention, and collecting, and above all valuing the bits and pieces of popular detritus that constitute our lives.... Trinidad's warm intelligence makes poetry that is deft but true, dazzling but vulnerable, and plastic but classic.”—Molly Peacock
The Late Show, by David Trinidad
“Deeply personal, yet cooly postmodern, no other writer besides David Trinidad makes the interface between our private memories and our cultural ones appear so seemless. At times, variously giddy, gossipy, melancholy, obsessive, and euphoric, his voice has an amazing plasicity as he slips between genres and forms, tradition and invention,with assurance and grace. The Late Show is a unique collection of interlocking facets: art literary memoir, part film encyclopedia, part shrine and momento mori—and always undeniably, pure poem.”—Elaine Equi
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