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cover of The Indian Never Had a Horse by etel adnan; light pink background with a large vertical rectangle centered of a black ink drawing of trees and a horizon line, title and author photo centered below in typed text
The Indian Never Had a Horse & Other Poems
By Etel Adnan
cover of The Lion by jennifer moxley; orange background with a large off-white rectangle in the middle and black doodles inside, title and author name in blue typed text centered above
The Line
By Jennifer Moxley
cover of The New Make Believe by denise newman; pale green background with off-white square outlined in brown-red in the center and three thick lines inside of different lengths, one in pale green, two in different shades of brown-red, title and author name centered above in typed text
The New Make Believe
By Denise Newman
cover of The Real Life of Shadows by jean fremon; red background with a large off-white rectangle in the middle and black doodles inside, title and author name in black typed text centered above
The Real Life of Shadows
By Jean Frémon
Translated by Cole Swensen
cover of The Spring Flowers Own & The Manifestations of the Voyage by Etel Adnan, yellowish/off-white background with vertical white rectangle near center and hand-drawn black lines and shading inside, author name centered above in black typing and title centered below in red typing
The Spring Flowers Own & The Manifestations of the Voyage
By Etel Adnan
There Are People Who Say That Painters Shouldn’t Talk: A GUSTONBOOK
By Patrick James Dunagan
cover of THERE by etel adnan; burnt orange background, large square b&w photo of a table beside a stool on a box with gourdes in top, in front of a curtain and window
There: In the Light and the Darkness of the Self and of the Other
By Etel Adnan
cover of Thrall by Susan Gevirtz, light green background with a large white rectangle in the middle and black doodles inside, title and author name in red typed text
Thrall
By Susan Gevirtz
cover of Too Much Happens by Kathleen Weaver, large off-white clay underside of a mushroom with title printed over the top in swoopy black lettering
Too Much Happens
By Kathleen Weaver
cover of Twelve Nights by Gerlind Reinshagen; repeated image of a large tree with a red-tint
Twelve Nights
By Gerlind Reinshagen
Translated by Anthony Vivis
Two Markets, Once Again by ryoko sekiguchi; bright blue background with bright blue square with light green outline in the center and three thick light green lines inside
Two Markets, Once Again
By Ryoko Sekiguchi
Translated by Sarah Riggs
cover of Two or Three Things I'm Dying to Tell You by Jalal Toufic, repeated image of the back of a man in a grey suit, title printed in an orange speech bubble
Two or Three Things I’m Dying to Tell You
By Jalal Toufic
cover of Vision of the Return by Amin Khan; maroon background with large light blue square near center, three differently sized thcik lines stacked vertically move horizontally across blue square, one light blue, one light brown, one maroon
Vision of the Return
By Amin Khan
Translated by Dawn-Michelle Baude
WellWellReality: Collaborations by Rosemarie & Keith Waldrop, Book cover showing a photograph of Rosmarie Waldrop looking at the viewer, Keith in the background, against a mustard yellow background.
Well Well Reality
By Rosmarie Waldrop, Keith Waldrop
cover of Where The Rocks Started by Marc Atherton; two photos, one on top of the other, of a mountainous grassy valley with fog rolling through and hillsides in the difference
Where the Rocks Started
By Marc Atherton
cover of Winter by Eugenie Paultre; painting of apartment buildings at dusk, light shinign through the windows
Winter
By Eugénie Paultre
Translated by Cole Swensen, Simone Fattal, Etel Adnan

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