Product Description: Poetry. Jewish Studies. Middle Eastern Studies. "With unflinching courage, clarity, and wit, Sami Shalom Chetrit has gone places no contemporary Israeli Hebrew poet has dared venture. These are places in which the brutality of separatist ideology, enforced identity, militarism, and military occupation, have attempted to blot out the ethics of memory and human relations...read more

Product Description: Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Fiction. The poems and texts in this collection were based on "Where Are the Voices?," an evening presented by LA Louver Gallery, Otis College of Art and Design's Graduate Writing program, Beyond Baroque, and the Venice Family Clinic, on Venice Beach, December 11, 2001...read more

Product Description: Poetry. Fiction. Politics. Essays. Art. Abandon all preconceptions, ye who enter here. This "Truth"-themed issue attempts to summon, Diogenes-like, a lantern in the darkness that editor Dewey calls "a time of lies." Bound as a soft-cover, the mag features works from Israel, Mexico, France, Germany, and China, poems by and interviews with Simone Forti and Jack Hirschman, poems-in-translation by Jean-Luc Godard and Yan Li, and pieces by Claro, Ammiel Alcalay, Wanda Coleman, Daniel Berrigan, Diane Di Prima, Majid Naficy, Sue Spaid, David Meltzer, Linda Albertano, Sami Shalom Chetrit, Edgar Rincon Luna, Will Alexander, Meng Lang, Yi Sha, David Lloyd, Keith Morris, Philomene Long, John Thomas, and Fred Dewey...read more