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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
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 [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 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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