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This short but impassioned speech by writer, radical feminist, and activist Audre Lorde isย about self-actualization, the power of language, and what happens if we sit back and allow others to take charge of our stories. Originally delivered at a commencement ceremony forย college graduates in the twentieth century,ย Difference and Survivalย returns to deliver the same life-changing message to todayโs readers: the stories we tell ourselves have the power to change our lives. This is aย limited edition, recycled, and handcrafted chapbook.
Haiku by Shin Yu Pai & Comics by Justin Rueff Publication Date: November 11, 2023 Multidisciplinary artists Shin Yu Pai and Justin Rueff have createdย Less Desolate, a stunning haiku comics book exploring Pacific Northwest and pandemic life. Less Desolateย represents an hybrid literary artform that brings together the lyricism and associative qualities of poetry, while also drawing from the craft of sequential art. Within its pages, Pai and Rueff uncover the quiet moments of calm that anchor us within urban surroundings, while also contemplating climate change, poverty, homelessness, loneliness, parenting and mental health during isolation and confinement. Less Desolate was fully…
by Alissa Tu Publication Date: Feb. 14th, 2022 Kumiho: A nine-tailed fox who transforms into a woman to seduce men and eat their livers or hearts.ย Sometimes, a manโs heart isnโt enough. As her inner Kumiho takes over, Alissa Tu is equal parts triumphant in conquest and terrifying in loveโs inevitable collapse. Each attempt to satisfy the Kumiho entangles Alissa more deeply in her alter-egoโs devouring scheme. Can she reconcile with her animalistic counterpart, or will she remain forever bound and disembodied? This unapologetic memoir dissectsโ with bloody, fragmented incisionโthe shit-show of searching for love in our digital world.
Can we exorcise a memory? Can we purge those that are a danger to us? Rewriting moments of trauma while coming to terms with a family in the early stages of memory loss, A Summoning muddles the line between fiction and nonfiction, poetry and prose, text and image. Each segment is fragmented but fluid, weaving in and out to show how malleable and unreliable memory can be; how it manifests in the body, mentally, physically, emotionally; how it mutates and betrays as we age. A conceptual, psychological experiment focused on memory, Nicole McCarthyโs collection lays the groundwork explaining the physiology…
Publisher: Winter Texts Published Autumn 2021 This story is a literary masterpiece. Long overlooked as a sidenote of Le Guin’s famed career, this deep contemplation of place, being, and naming is set on the Oregon Coast, weaving together the perspectives of four generations of women. It is hard to overstate the value of this work. Both in its technical skill and in its broad, multifaceted view of human experience.
Publisher: Winter Texts A collection of three short stories by literary hero Ursula K. Le Guin, including “Buffalo Gals, Won’t You Come Out Tonight,”ย “She Unnames Them,” andย “Sur.” Each of these marvelous stories digs deeply into many of Le Guin’s essential questions, each using a different genre, each investigating the use and power of names and naming.