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cover of Turn Left In Order to Go Right by Norman Fischer, red bacground with vertical rectangular b&w photo of a beach and a person jumping in the ocean in the distance
Turn Left in Order to Go Right
By Norman Fischer
cover of A's Dream by Aaron Shurin; forest green background, large smudge of white near cener of page, title in white typed text centered at the top, excerpt of text cuts across in in blue typing under title and falls off edge of page
A’s Dream
By Aaron Shurin
cover of Home for the Summer by Georgina Kleege; medium sized black charcoal square at center of white background with four smaller charcoal sqaures in a line underneath, a banner of light green across the top and bottom with the title, author name, and press name written in red typed letters
Home for the Summer
By Georgina Kleege
cover of A Certain Slant of Sunlight by Ted Berrigan; background is colored in with maroon pen, with white space for title in maroon typing at top center, a black hand-drawn diagram of a windshield a note that says "there is no windshield," and white space for author name underneath in maroon typing
A Certain Slant of Sunlight
By Ted Berrigan
cover of Return of the World by Todd Baron, crayon textured light purple background with crayon-textured handwritten book title and author name
Return of the World
By Todd Baron
cover of Abjections by rick london, light grey-blue background with a smudge of light pink on left side slightly above horizontal, title is right justified at the bottom half of page and repeated in a column in black typed text, interrupted by author name in white typed text and the title written once in white text
Abjections: A Suite
By Rick London
Discussion Crowds the Slow Worker by Lori Lubeski; bright green background, deep blue crayon lines across the bottom with a small shape above
Dissuasion Crowds the Slow Worker
By Lori Lubeski
cover of Light by Jerry Ratch; leaf green background, white crayon drawn column coming halfway down from the top right side, white crayon square on bottom half of left side, poem in deep maroon ink typed poem beginning in white square and ending in the green background
Light
By Jerry Ratch
cover of [where late the sweet] BIRDS SANG by stephen ratcliffe, textured magenta across the entire cover
[where late the sweet] BIRDS SANG
By Stephen Ratcliffe
cover of O One Anthology; pale pink background and bright blue typed writing, white rectangle with pale pink typed writing of title
O One / An Anthology
Edited by Leslie Scalapino
cover of Mezza Voce by Anne-Marie Albiach, black hand painted inkwell on beige background
Mezza Voce
By Anne-Marie Albiach
Translated by Joseph Simas
cover of way, a poem by leslie scalapino, two vertical regtangular b&w photos of people dancing on an off-white background
way
By Leslie Scalapino
cover of Catenary Odes by Ted Pearson; light yellow-brown background, title is rght-justified at top right corner of the page in green typed writing with a curved green line that boxes it into the corner, author name is just below in smaller green typed writing, also right-justified
Catenary Odes
By Ted Pearson
cover of Phantom Anthems by Robert Grenier, bright blue background with large brush-stroke white circle at center; a black rectangle with large white brush stroke stretches from left side
Phantom Anthems
By Robert Grenier
cover of Dreaming Close By by Rick London; brownish-red background with black ink brush strokes across the middle
Dreaming Close By
By Rick London
cover of "that they were at the beach" by leslie scalapino, pink background with a b&w image across the bottom of two groups of people in swimwear playing tug-of-war on the beach
That They Were at the Beach
By Leslie Scalapino
from A to Z by Etel Adnan; hand drawn black ink border, title and author name written in large handwritten black ink
From A to Z
By Etel Adnan
cover of sitt marie rose by etel adnan; white background, light grey map of lebanon behind black typed title and author name
Sitt Marie Rose
By Etel Adnan
Translated by Georgina Kleege
cover of Considering how exaggerated music is by Leslie Scalapino; diagonal line horizontally one-third down the cover, grey on top, black background on the bottom with two circles made up of music score
Considering how exaggerated music is
By Leslie Scalapino

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