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Hudson, NY: Amy Halloran / Publication Studios, 2019. Later ptg. Staple-bound. Fine. A not so minor masterpiece by the author of The New Bread Basket. Staple-bound softcover, 30 pages with illustrations.

Dover, FLA & NY: Sinister Wisdom / Nightboat Books, 2021. Paperback. Fine. As new paperback, 205 pages. "In her trademark lusciously erotic writing, Judy Grahn illuminates eight dramatic stories exploring the Mesopotamian goddess Inanna's power and relevance for contemporary queer feminist audiences. Psychologically rich, morally and ethically exhilarating, passionate and full of life, these stories reimagine central western myths-including the Book of Job and Gilgamesh-with women and queer people as central actors. In every sentence, Grahn proves how revisiting origin stories is a vital world-making activity.

Dover, FLA & NY: Sinister Wisdom / Nightboat Books, 2021. Paperback. Fine. As new paperback, 205 pages. "In her trademark lusciously erotic writing, Judy Grahn illuminates eight dramatic stories exploring the Mesopotamian goddess Inanna's power and relevance for contemporary queer feminist audiences. Psychologically rich, morally and ethically exhilarating, passionate and full of life, these stories reimagine central western myths-including the Book of Job and Gilgamesh-with women and queer people as central actors. In every sentence, Grahn proves how revisiting origin stories is a vital world-making activity.

Yale University Press, 2022. Fine. New paperback, 181 pages. In a time of social distancing and isolation, a meditation on the beauty of solitude from renowned Buddhist writer Stephen Batchelor. When world renowned Buddhist writer Stephen Batchelor turned sixty, he took a sabbatical from his teaching and turned his attention to solitude, a practice integral to the meditative traditions he has long studied and taught. He aimed to venture more deeply into solitude, discovering its full extent and depth. This beautiful literary collage documents his multifaceted explorations. Spending time in remote places, appreciating and making art, practicing meditation and participating in retreats, drinking peyote and ayahuasca, and training himself to keep an open, questioning mind have all contributed to Batchelor's ability to be simultaneously alone and at ease. Mixed in with his personal narrative are inspiring stories from solitude's devoted practitioners, from the Buddha to Montaigne, from Vermeer to Agnes Martin. Leer más

New York: Sterling Ethos, 2024. Softcover. Fine/None. New paperback, 183 pages. Every one of us experiences periods of pain and loss in our life-dark nights of the soul. This is a groundless territory where one feels directionless and devoid of tools, with no sense of how to take the next step. In ancient times, elders guided their communities through life's initiations and challenges, paths we must all take to transform and grow. In Walking through Darkness, legendary shamanic experts Sandra Ingerman and Llyn Roberts help us forge a pathway through the dark-as we embrace nature as our guide and healer. Sandra and Llyn share metaphorical stories that engage animals, plants, trees, and other aspects of nature. Through the feminine process of circular joint storytelling, they weave the rich tales of their own experiences alongside wisdom that they have gathered for years from their own studies, as well as from healers around the globe. Through teachings from the land, the sky, the sea, and the… Leer más

Fairfield, CA: Bedazzled Ink, 2019. Fine. New paperback, 228 pages. "I read the first 200 pages of Other Girls Like Me in one sitting, I couldn't put it down. It's my story and yet it's not. It speaks to all of us radicals, feminists, and lesbians who grew up in the 70s and 80s. Stephanie's warmth and compassion shine through these pages. What a life!" - Neri Tannenbaum, Producer, Orange is the New Black.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2001. NF/VG+. Fine Cloth in a. VG DJ -- 403 pages. Writings on Dante from 28 writers from Pound to Heaney to Rosanna Warren to Merwin, et al.

New York City: Dottir Press, 2020. New paperback, 317 pages. The Wild Kindness: A Psilocybin Odyssey is the lyrical, unforgettable memoir of Bett Williams's relationship with psilocybin mushrooms, otherwise known as magic mushrooms. In pursuit of self-healing, she begins experimenting with mushrooms in solitary ceremonies by the fire. Word soon gets out about her New Mexican desert mushroom farm, though, and people arrive in droves. Not long after, the police read her her Miranda Rights, her relationships fall out of whack, and her dog Rosie just might be CIA. On a quest to find help through the psychedelic community, Bett is led to Cleveland to meet Kai Wingo, an African American leader within a high-dose psilocybin community, and to Huautla de Jiménez, home of well-known, well-respected curandera María Sabina. Back home, Bett begins a solid ritual practice with the help of her partner and friends, bearing in mind the medicine's indigenous roots and power to transform one's life. Amidst the… Leer más

New York: Black Square Editions, 2022. First. Fine. Fine softcover, 106 pages, this copy is SIGNED by the poet on the title page. A refreshing, engaging, serious & playful chess move of a book which welcomes deep meditation. "Epistemological bulletins.

Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 2022. Paperback. Fine. New softcover, 216 pages, SIGNED by Moschovakis on the title page. "A brilliant and prescient story of an intellectual woman's engagement with two book clubs amid climate catastrophe and political strife. . . . Moschovakis brings her fierce intelligence to bear in the structurally surprising and impeccably executed narrative. This is formal innovation at its finest." -Publishers Weekly, starred review.

Abernathy Library, Middlebury College, 1981. staple-bound. VG-. 20 page 8vo staple-bound softcover with text & reproductions of notes written on prescription slips. Minor wear to wraps esp. at edges. Uncommon.

Lamontville, NY: strange untried, 2023. Staple-bound. Fine/None. Limited Edition chapbook, 15 pages, 7.5 x 5.5", text interspersed with photographs. Signed to title page by Cushing.

New Kingston, NY: Self-published, 2024. Silky-thread-bound. Near Fine/None. Handmade limited edition chapbook, 15 pages, 8.5 x 5.5". Initialed in ink by Alana Siegel on title page.

New York: Farrar Straus & Giroux, 2017. Reprint edition. Fine. New softcover, 378 pages, illustrated w/ black and white photos. "We all owe a debt to Judith E. Stein. Her biography of Richard Bellamy, Eye of the Sixties, retells the story many of us know and reminds us why we set out on our journey in the first place. The book is not academic, but a readable, worldly narrative of the art world by someone who knows and loves it." ―Dave Hickey, author of Air Guitar "Richard Bellamy was one of a kind: a legendary art dealer who was contrary and self-effacing, with a keen eye for the artistically vital and unexpected. The artists he showed at his transformative Green Gallery define the canonical American art movements of the sixties. In Judith E. Stein's meticulously researched and magnetically animated biography, we see this formative moment in American art through Bellamy's eyes. Here, it looks boundless, like some unstable nomadic family in which great artists commingled in a wildly generative… Leer más

Fordham U. Press, 2003. Near Fine. Near Fine glossy softcover, 498 pages. Twenty-Five scholarly essays and appendices.

Upstate, New York: News Ink Press, 2024. pbk. Fine/None. Fine softcover, 283 pages. SIGNED by Davis on title page. With this poetic memoir, Mary Overly Davis is out to prove Homer is still relevant. Odysseus & Me spans twenty years of her life, from the death of her husband in 2003 to the present. He died after a six-year battle with a brain tumor, leaving Davis a single mother, inexperienced in courtship, and an uncomfortable inhabitant of the scorching Southern Bible Belt. Although Davis is neither a Homer scholar nor poet, while reading The Odyssey a midnight epiphany led her to recognize that people in her life resembled every Homeric god, goddess, mortal, and monster in the book. After several misfortunes with lovers, friends, and family left her reeling from emotional storms, she found herself asking, "What would Odysseus do?" Borrowing Homer's poetic devices--descriptive similes, exhaustive speeches, and all-encompassing repetition-Davis takes readers on her own long, strange trip,… Leer más

Hatje Cantz, 2011. Very Good - softcover with minor edge-wear to covers. Bilingual text, 127 pages. Gift inscription in ink on half-title page.

California: Broccoli, 2021. Fine magazine -- 192 pagesWhat is a mushroom? What do mushrooms mean? What do mushrooms do? What do we want from mushrooms? What do the mushrooms want? These are the questions the makers of Broccoli ask and answer in Mushroom People, our special edition, single-issue magazine for mycophiles. We call on artists, writers, and fungi enthusiasts from around the world to explore mushroom fact and fantasy, collecting specimens of all kinds: the strange and familiar, beautiful and ugly, toxic and healing, ephemeral and enduring. Inside Mushroom People, Bethany van Rijswijk delves into the folklore of the magic mushroom, arrangements by Leslie Kirchhoff and Yasmine Khatib prove that mushrooms are the new flowers, Claire L. Evans goes inside the trip report forum Erowid, Zoe Gong heals what ails us, Adrienne Kammerer paints a slug's-eye-view, William Padilla-Brown talks citizen mycology, Shruti Ravindran breaks down the neuroscience of tripping, and Lio Min searches for… Leer más

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Press, 2006. Softcover. Very Good. Very Good condition glossy softcover with CD in rear pocket. 200 pages. Old barcode sticker affixed to rear cover. No internal flaws.

Suffolk: Chrome Dreams, 2009. Very Good with only faint signs of use. 508 pages. An amazing resource. Background on covers including one-offs, such as Lloyd Price's Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Tim Hardin's The Lady Came from Baltimore and David Bromberg's Sloppy Drunk.