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The Supposium: Thought Experiments & Poethical Play in Difficult Times, a Wager by Joan Retallack (Editor), Book Cover showing a collage of photographs, a marble sculpture, a dove, a man, a drawing of a foot, a painting of a face, a photograph of two people in a city.

The Supposium

Edited by Joan Retallack

The Triumph of Crowds: a distributed performance lecture by Brigid McLeer, Book Cover showing brown rectangles on white background

The Triumph of Crowds

By Brigid McLeer

Art by Ashley Lamb

cover of The Words by Carla Harryman, drawing of a dog and doll sitting on a table, shades of light greens, blues, and browns

The Words: After Carl Sandburg’s Rootabaga Stories and Jean-Paul Sartre

By Carla Harryman

cover Then Go On by Mary Burger; dark blue lines like spray paint stretch vertically across a green background. large red textured paint splotches across the middle with dark blue shapes like flower silhouettes along the top.

Then Go On

By Mary Burger

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 Time of Sky Castles in the Air by Ayane Kawata, translated by Sawako Nakayasu; illustration of bare trees growing out of grey water

Time of Sky & Castles in the Air

By Ayane Kawata

Translated by Sawako Nakayasu

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 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 Tottering State by Tom Raworth, black background with white and light brown creating the shape of a simplified eye

Tottering State

By Tom Raworth

Towards the Primeval Lightning Field by Will Alexander, Book cover showing a busy painting of lines and dots meeting and merging in movement, yellow, orange, green and reds.

Towards the Primeval Lightning Field

By Will Alexander

cover of trespasses by Padcha Tuntha-pbas, beige background with navy blue curved brushstrokes

Trespasses

By Padcha Tuntha-Obas

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 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 Uxudo by Anne Tardos, whote background with macro black brush strokes

Uxudo

By Anne Tardos

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 VEL by P. Inman, black line drawing of bird silhouettes and a square b&w image of a wall and white pitcher

VEL

By P Inman

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