Product Description: Poetry. "The concatenated series of poems in Judith Goldman's L.B. chart the narratives formed by texts of uniform density hanging freely from two fixed readings not in the same semantic line. On the one hand, the book dramatizes language under the regimes of contemporary communication—the protocols and phatics of privatized and publicly traded language—with all the false and inescapable sociality of networked media and commercial memoranda...read more

Product Description: Poetry. Art. Nonfiction. WAR AND PEACE 4: VISION AND TEXT is devoted to collaborations between visual works and poetry, includes collaborative works of Charles Bernstein with Susan Bee, Amy Evans McClure with Michael McClure, Kiki Smith with Leslie Scalapino, Denise Newman with Gigi Janchang, a film on paper by Lyn Hejinian, Alan Halsey's visual texts, Simone Fattal, and Petah Coyne...read more

Product Description: Poetry. "In this violent and deeply accusatory book the cause and the effect are the restoration of our historical context as crime. The crime being murder. DEATHSTAR/RICHOCET: The canceled check of a civilization. Somehow I don't think that Pound thought his investment in poetry as "news that stays new" would be returned for lack of funds...read more

More than sixty full-color reproductions capture the unique artistry of Helen Frankenthaler and her singular accomplishments in the art of woodcuts, tracing the evolution of Frankenthaler's prints, the technical aspects of printmaking, and the inspiration for her work. (view table of contents)

Product Description: Judith Goldman's VOCODER is new perspective, a new time in Stein's sense that a time is articulated differently in each generation, that is perspective of the way time's seen--Leslie Scalapino. Judith Goldman's book makes me very uncomfortable...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Offers information on restaurants, shopping, sights, and cultural activities in twenty-one Caribbean ports-of-call

Product Description: Artwork by James Rosenquist. Contributions by Craig Adcock, Roberto Damiani, Maria Masau Dan.

Outlines the history of printmaking in the United States and provides a critical analysis of the prints of contemporary American artists, such as Chuck Close, Robert Motherwell, and Jasper Johns