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Apparitions Of Things To Come

Edward Bellamy's Tales Of Mystery & Imagination

Edward Bellamy

Collected in this volume are nine of Bellamy's finest tales of mystery and imagination. Defying conventional genres, his speculative fiction is far-ranging in mode and theme. In 'To Whom This May...

Open Creation And Its Enemies

Asger Jorn

Three texts from one of the founders of the Lettrists and the Situationist International, all translated from Internationale Situationniste. Open Creation establishes how Jorn used developments in...

Notes of a Dirty Old Man

Charles Bukowski

Bukowski's "Notes of a Dirty Old Man" is a collection of columns he wrote for the underground newspaper "Open City" in Los Angeles. Notes on reality that drift close to madness.

The Most Beautiful Woman In Town

Charles Bukowski

These mad immortal stories, now surfaced from the literary underground, have addicted legions of American readers, even though the high literary establishment continues to ignore them. In Europe,...

The Fall Of America

Allen Ginsberg

Ginsberg Poems 1965-71; the Vietnam era, full of rage and compassion.

City Lights Pocket Poets Anthology

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

A greatest hits celebrating 40 years of the seminal anthology. Ginsberg, Marie Ponsot, Pasolini, Corso, Denise Levertov, Robert Duncan, Kerouac, Prevert, di Prima, Anne Waldman, Ernesto Cardenal,...

Millennium

Hakim Bey

"The blind panopticon of Capital remains, after all, most vulnerable in the realm of 'magic' - the manipulation of images to control events, hermetic 'action at a distance.'" Includes an interview...

Surrealist Experiences

1001 Drawings, 221 Midnights

Penelope Rosemont

Penelope Rosemont's first book of articles and essays. It includes nearly two dozen texts originally published in surrealist journals from 1970 through the 90s, plus eleven that appear here for the...

Hobohemia

Emma Goldman, Lucy Parsons, Ben Reitman & Other Agitators & Outsiders in 1920s/30s Chicago

Frank O. Beck

From the 1910s through the Depression 30s, when Chicago was the undisputed hobo capital of the United States, a small north side neighborhood known as Towertown was the vital center of an...