North by Northeast New Short Fiction by Writers from Maine and New England

Lewis Robinson

Amanda Greenfield

Joshua Bodwell

Richard Cass

Robert Diamante

Rita J. Doucette

Meghan Gilliss

Shirley Glubka

Liza Mattison

Eleanor Lincoln Morse

Jodi Paloni

Annie Seikonia

Emily Jane Young

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A Dangerous New World Maine Voices on the Climate Crisis

Kathleen Sullivan

Meghan Sterling

Mast Year

Katherine Hagopian Berry

<p>For five generations, Tallis women have lived in the big brownstone on Perry Street in Greenwich Village: Ada, adventurous and ambitious, who inherited the house in 1878; her daughter, Julia, suffragist, union organizer, and political agitator; Julia's daughter, Lydia, the reigning matriarch; Lydia's daughter, Nora, '60's peace activist and mother of Marina, the narrator of this matriarchal epic  filled with an array of eccentric characters from a writer who has been charting America's political landscape since  the appearance of her first novel, Local Deities in 1990.</p>

THE HOUSE ON PERRY STREET

Bushell, Agnes

Considering How Exaggerated Music Is

Literature & Fiction

Scalapino, Leslie

United States

The End

HOWE, FANNY

Poetry

subtitled 'Structure of Destruction, Part I'

Along Without: A Film for Poetry (The Structure of Destruction, Part I)

Messerli, Douglas

Dramas & Plays

drama, part 2 of THE STRUCTURE OF DESTRUCTION

The Walls Come True (Structure of Destruction)

<p>This new book of previously uncollected poetry (1984-1995) demonstrates Baraka's gift for the music of thought, and reveals his continued mastery of tone and performance. Engaging in the primary issues of African-American music and contemporary politics, and imbuing his homages to such grand figures of America as Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Sarah Vaughn, Albert Ayler, and John Coltrane with a passion that has not abated over the years, Baraka glories in his own virtuosity.</p>

Funk Lore: New Poems (1984-1995)

Amiri Baraka

Poetry. This much anticipated first full-length edition of Albon's work brings together two long pieces: the title poem, 88 eight-line lyrics, is a workaday fleshing out of time spent under inner and outer American weathers, and Cosmophagy marks a daring incursion into the heart of the sentence. For a reader first encountering this writing, Albon's purposeful and mature technique will make motion/ & emotional/ coffers change. Albon's poetry has appeared in many journals and anthologies, including Rhizome, The Gertrude Stein Awards in Innovative Poetry, O Anthology, Ribot, and Hambone. He lives in San Francisco.

Empire Life

Albon, George

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