DoveLion

DoveLion
Author: Eileen R Tabios
Publisher:
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2021-03
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 9781939901194

"Meet Elena, poet, rapscallion, nimble art gourmand, and colorful sleuth. Her reason for being in time is Ernst, a painter, lord of hues and ripples, and a container of the fragrance of memory. Not since the meeting of the poet Rainier Maria Rilke and the artist Auguste Rodin has there been a melding of true artistic minds." - Nick Carbo

Here are Mine

Here are Mine
Author: Leopoldo A. De la Cruz
Publisher:
Total Pages: 166
Release: 1955
Genre:
ISBN:

Kitsuneko: A Companion Novella to The Realms Beyond the Rainbow

Kitsuneko: A Companion Novella to The Realms Beyond the Rainbow
Author: C. S. Johnson
Publisher: C. S. Johnson
Total Pages: 84
Release: 2019-06-15
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 1948464330

Trouble is brewing in the realms beyond the rainbow … Kitsuneko has always done her best to honor her duty. As a young fox-cat changeling, she was conscripted into slavery by King Dario and Queen Arianna of Toulacoeur to serve as the surrogate for Princess Cari, their daughter who was kidnapped seventeen years ago. But when Kiro, Cari's younger brother and the heir to the throne, proclaims his love for her, Kitsuneko is torn between her duty to the kingdom and her desire for the virtuous prince. And when Kiro's kisses leave her breathless, Kitsuneko finds herself -- and the kingdom -- in mortal danger. For the peace that Toulacoeur enjoys, maintained through the blessing of Kleon, the Unicorn Guardian, is at risk, and to maintain their rule, the king and queen have arranged for Kiro to marry Ariella, a Warlord's daughter from a tribe of Gryphon Riders. Can Kitsuneko and Kiro find a way to be together and keep the kingdom's peace? Or is their love destined to only lead to destruction? Kitsuneko is A Companion Novella to The Realms Beyond the Rainbow, a fantasy romance adventure with changelings, rainbow portals, and the US Space Force from award-winning, genre-hopping author C. S. Johnson. FROM THE BOOK: I look in the mirror carefully, scrutinizing the smallest details of the face before me. It is the face of a beautiful young woman, serene and striking all at once. I study the rosy cheeks, still youthfully plump while they start to hint at adulthood, while golden hair falls to either side, sweeping long past the pointed chin. My focus fastens onto the nose in wonderment, mesmerized by the size of the little bump that turns up at its end. I press down on it with my finger, and it shrinks, ever so slightly, in size. Finally, my gaze travels to see the two large, slanted eyes staring back at me; the misty green twinkles, simultaneously bewildered and cautious. The eyes are mine, even if the rest of the face is not. Of all the different kinds of changelings, the kitsunefolk are the only ones whose eyes refuse to change. I doubt this is anything but by design; my kinfolk are known for their inner stubbornness as much as they are known for their outward flexibility. Add in the catblood, and that’s me. I am a changeling from the Honeyspice Lands, a kitsune-neko, and that’s all. That is my only role to play in the grand kingdom of Toulacoeur, and so much so, that’s what they named me. I am Kitsuneko, slave of King Dario and his wife, Queen Arianna, their full-time substitute for their daughter, Princess Cari. I smile into the mirror, and the face of Princess Cari smiles back at me. “Perfect,” I whisper. “You look just like her.” Or at least, I look like what most people think Princess Cari would look like, if she hadn’t been kidnapped seventeen years ago. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING: "I absolutely love this "tail" of love and tragedy and hope!" ~ Malissa, Audiobook Reviewer "This is fantasy old school, one adults and kids will enjoy." ~ William, Goodreads Reviewer

Tomorrow

Tomorrow
Author:
Publisher: Dorrance Publishing
Total Pages: 58
Release:
Genre:
ISBN: 1434974944

No Philosopher King

No Philosopher King
Author: Minus Plato
Publisher: AC Books
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2020
Genre: Art, Modern
ISBN: 9781939901132

Literary Nonfiction. Art. Art History. Drawing wisdom from ancient philosophers and poets, and the spirited rebellion of the contemporary arts scene, Minus Plato makes daily musings and ruminations concerning the state of global politics and the duty of citizens to dissent. This book records a year of critical thinking and the ensuing conversations, examining our everyday lives under the Trump administration, so that we may responsibly affect the future.

One Foot in the Other World

One Foot in the Other World
Author: Paul Maziar
Publisher: AC Books
Total Pages: 325
Release: 2020-07-20
Genre:
ISBN: 9781939901163

Literary Nonfiction. Art. Essays on art; artist profiles; digressions on art and culture. ONE FOOT IN THE OTHER WORLD represents the first years of poet Paul Maziar's work as an art writer. The essays in this volume include Ann Craven: In Search of Lost Time; Soutine & Sander's Pastry Chefs; Robert Frank's The Americans; Katherine Bradford's Luminous Nocturnes; A Beautiful Space That Slips Away: Philippe Soupault and the French Avant-Garde and many more.

The Anarchivist

The Anarchivist
Author: Geof Huth
Publisher: AC Books
Total Pages: 140
Release: 2020-07-15
Genre:
ISBN: 9781939901149

A collection of musings and photographs by famed archivist and experimental poet Geof Huth. Presented in full colour, Huth considers themes of history, memory, and legacy, and the stories told through the things we leave behind.

Essaying Essays

Essaying Essays
Author: Richard Kostelanetz
Publisher:
Total Pages: 479
Release: 2013
Genre: Literature, Modern
ISBN: 9780988471542

Robert Smithson, Gertrude Stein, Claes Oldenburg, El Lissitsky, Marshall McLuhan, Richard Serra, Timothy Leary, Ad Reinhardt, Adrian Piper, R. Buckminster Fuller, Vito Acconci, Wynham Lewis, F. T. Marinetti, Lucy R. Lippard, John Baldessari, John Cage, Marcel Duchamp, Sol Lewitt, and a variety of other poets, painters, sculptors, composers, physicists, anthropologists, and philosophers all cooperate here to construct a mode of communication which is no longer bound to specific categories of referentiality nor, consequently, to manipulated divisions of aesthetic labor.