Books in Print
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Honey on the Razor's Edge: Collected Poems, 1960-2017
Honey on the Razor's Edge by John Yanovitch, Professor of Philosophy and teacher of Zen Buddhism, is the full and complete corpus of fifty-eight years of a writing life. This collection is a sharing of a rich life of experience with any brave soul who might want to take up a poem or two in heart with the writer. ISBN: 978-1981575923 Paper / $12.95 |
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The Body Electric
In the spirit of Walt Whitman’s “I Sing the Body Electric,” this new anthology celebrates the human body in all of its diversity. The collection includes works by contemporary poets, writers, artists, and photographers, providing a fresh focus on our human flesh. ISBN: 978-1484977996 Paper / $11.95 |
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A Toast to 12 Poets
In this book, author Elliot O. Lipchik attemptes to follow a different path than the usual biographies, by pairing 12 renowned poets and their non-wine poems with a particular grape, wine, or alcoholic drink. ISBN: 9781500341893 Paper / $12.00 |
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The Wolf at the Door
The Wolf at the Door combines fiction and poetry to present the interrupted narrative of Lana, a contemporary revision of the Little Red Riding Hood figure. ISBN: 978-1500775186 Paper / $9.95 |
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Dogwood Winter and Other Seasons
Dogwood Winter and Other Season is Robert Hamblin's sixth book of poems. His previous titles include From the Ground Up, Mind the Gap, Keeping Score, Crossroads, and Dust and Light (ArsOmnia Press, 2013). ISBN: 978-1500879969 Paper / $10.00 |
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The Creative Self
The Creative Self is a fifteen week program that uses self-exploration and self-examination as a vehicle for creative expression. The text is unique in the world of creativity studies because it focuses on the things that people know best and are most interested in—their own human identity, appearance, personality, life stories, relationships, and inner turmoil—to provide the inspiration needed to unleash the creative spark that often lies dormant within most individuals. ISBN: 9781478295198 Paper / $20.00 |
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Dust and Light: Poems, After Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Dust and Light presents a montage of 36 poems based on the life and writings of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the Jesuit priest, paleontologist, philosopher, and author who died in 1955. The poems dramatize Teilhard’s lifelong endeavor to reconcile religion and science, as well as his conflict with the Catholic Church over his ideas and his own personal quest for justice, order, and love. ISBN: 9781479118151 Paper / $7.95 |
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Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart
The first novel by Brian Cogan, author of The Punk Rock Encyclopediaand co-author/editor of Mosh the Polls, The Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal Music, and Everything I Ever Needed to Know About ___________* I Learned from Monty Python. ISBN: 9781482066135 Paper / $8.95 |
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Dancing in the Kali Yuga
The third volume of experimental poetry by Brooklyn-born performance artist and mystic, Nicholas Capelli. The poems in this volume explore the possibility of attaining happiness in a world filled with suffering, despair, and pain. ISBN: 9781502786128 Paper / $5.95 |
