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Caitlin Grace McDonnell
ISBN-13: 978-0985126872
“These poems listen. When I was reading them, awed by their loud silence, I heard a voice. Maybe the cry of a spotted angelanimal? "Looking for Small Animals" made me feel again how central the poem is to our existence. This book testifies to poetry’s awareness of immensity and terror, as well as the intricate intimate. Read Caitlin Grace McDonnell if you want to remember what autumn air feels like on your cheek: “... Buzzard’s breath ...’” –Spring Ulmer, Benjamin’s Spectacles | $12
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Dora Händel
ISBN-13: 978-0985126858
Ms. Händel is a peripatetic traveler who makes notebooks that are simultaneously expansive and intimate. Her layered artworks continuously reveal tiny, delightful surprises, not unlike kaiseki for the eyes. | $22
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Ami Plasse
ISBN-13: 978-0985126865
Ami (short for Amitai, ahh-mee-tie) Plasse is a super-prolific NYC native artist who compiled a collection of almost 2000 drawings of the moments and characters he encountered on his daily subway ride between Brooklyn and Manhattan from 2007-2011. The best are in this volume of Ami Underground. | $22
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(This House is Inhabited)
Virginia Mayo
ISBN-13: 978-0985126834
A patina of a ghostliness imbues all abandoned towns with the same melancholy ache; whether they be a stereotypical cowboy western town in the American west or a once-thriving port town in Belgium. Once inhabited, and now deserted and set to ruin, they inevitably foreshadow a post-apocalyptic future; or for the less dramatically inclined, they intimate some measure of failure. Photographer Virginia Mayo's exquisitely composed and lush black and white images capture the decay and destruction of Doel, a port town in Belgium with a dwindling population. The authorities want to raze Doel to rebuild it into something shiny, industrial, and new; but in the meantime, it's a ghost town inhabited by a few lonely souls who stubbornly refuse to leave or to take comfortable apartments elsewhere: they are deeply rooted trees who will not be easily shifted to some other patch of earth. In English and Flemish. | $15.99
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ISBN-13: 978-0985126841
A surprisingly lively compendium of dead stuff. “Guts are not so delightful”, said Neaman's six year old niece as they examined a squished frog on a country road.This observation was the catalyst for Dead Stuff—a curiousity cabinet of images and text. This collection is like a Japanese zuihitsu (an expanded list) of some of Neaman's favorite death related images embellished by myth, song, an augury, observation and descriptive captions. Memory is preserved in a tombstone, life is revealed in the work fractured bones of the slaves buried in New York City’s African Cemetery. Dead stuff is not so dead. | $13.99
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ISBN-13: 978-0985126810
A small (6" x 6") compendium of seashells that can be found on the beaches of Abaco, Bahamas. Photographs and informative captions. An appealing book for casual beachcombers, and a great gift if you've been invited to the beach for a weekend. | $12.99
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