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cover of Time Rotations by Benjamin Friedlander, black and white photo of a horizon line with long metal cylinder in the foreground

Time Rations

By Benjamin Friedlander

cover of Values Chauffer You by Andrew Levy, light pink background with human chaped figure with a paddle ball racquet for a head

Values Chauffeur You

By Andrew Levy

cover of Kismet by Pat Reed; pink tinted photo of a tall window with items on the windowsill

Kismet

By Pat Reed

cover of Candor by Alan Davies; mint green sponged textured background, square image of blue rippling water outlined with solid mint green near the center, book title is centered under the square in deep blue all caps typed text, author name is right justified at the bottom in all caps white tyeped text

Candor

By Alan Davies

cover of The Inveterate Life by Jessica Grim, white background with navy blue line horizontal across the bottom, then another connecting vertically to rose tinted photo of a landscape

The Inveterate Life

By Jessica Grim

cover of It Then by Danielle Collobert, translated by Norma Cole, bright blue background with black and white photo of Collobert at the top

It Then

By Danielle Collobert

Translated by Norma Cole

cover of byt by William Fuller; sky blue background, title is left justified at top of page in white typed text, separated with a vertical white line from author name, which is right justified, horizontal thick white line is under the text, a light pink painting of a hand with just the three outer fingers and small rectangular shapes where the index and thumb digits should be

byt

By William Fuller

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 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

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 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 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

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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