
Rehearsing the Symptoms
by Rosmarie Waldrop 33 pages, perfect bound. Limited edition of 150 copies.Published in March 2019. "The hand gets ready to write. Could we not call
by Rosmarie Waldrop 33 pages, perfect bound. Limited edition of 150 copies.Published in March 2019. "The hand gets ready to write. Could we not call
by James Tate 44 pages, perfect boundletterpress cover printed in metallic silver and fireball red. Limited edition of 336 copies.Published April 2016 James Tate, who
by John Yau 32 pp., saddle-stitchedEdition of 226 copiesPublished in March 2012. The twenty-four poems of Yau's Egyptian Sonnets journey through a night-time landscape populated by jackels,
by James Tate 30 pp., perfect bound. Edition of 300 copies.Published in June 2011. The first rule of The Zoo Club is there is no zoo, except
by Richard Hell 28 pp., saddle-stitched. Edition limited to 200 copies.Published in October 2010. A no-holds-barred, sexually explicit, alternate version of a chapter from Richard
by Kees ’t Harttranslated from the Dutch by Frans Cateau van Rosevelt 36 pp., Perfect Bound. Edition limited to 200 copies.Published in October 2007. A