Published with Soberscove Press.

Invoking the language of classic noir and elements of a whodunit in a unique form of fact-fiction, the narrative of John Corbett's first novel is set amid a complex of nested anecdotes, touching along the way on deeper questions about love and loss, the phantasmagoria of the archive and various flavors of freedom. Want List follows the exploits of two music fans—a record collector and a tape trader—whose friendship is predicated on a network of artist names and recording sessions, as well as the myriad stories that haunt each of their beloved mediums.
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American artist Robert Ryman believed that the poetry of painting was in feeling. For almost 60 years, he devoted himself to making paintings devoid of pictures of symbolic content, instead focusing his attention on materials and their effects. In works that range from intimate to monumental and flat to three-dimensional, Ryman explored the basic assumptions of painting—that it involves paint, on a surface, hung on a wall. His rigorous and playful body of work is marked equally by surprise and subtlety, sameness and difference, and by shifting uses of paint, gesture, support, size, line, fastenings to the wall and space. . . . .go to book page >>

Containing both a vinyl LP and chapbook, These Stories About After the Revolution compiles revolutionary and utopian writing, created between the 1970s and 2010s, by renowned American experimental poet and teacher Bernadette Mayer (1945–2022). This compilation includes celebrated works alongside lesser-known poems from out-of-print books. In a departure from more traditional compilations of recorded poetry which often focus on a single reading or recording session, or a selection of poets on a shared theme, this collection spans decades and various locations. Highlighting a breadth of Mayer’s poetry across important literary venues and reading series foundational to the poetry community in . . . .go to book page >>