The Pressing Stones
Born into the shadow of her father’s Nazi past, Andrea van de Loo’s The Pressing Stones chronicles her 80-year journey from trauma to healing. Exploring relationships, spirituality, and self-discovery, it’s an inspiring testament to the power of personal transformation.
Key to the Highway
A cosmic motorbike fantasy and a magical blues harp take musician Chris Hunter on a mythological odyssey across Australia, India, Thailand, Borneo and Brazil.
Portraits
Support the fundraiser for Portraits on Open Collective! Portraits is a group of “poem-paintings” of human and more-than-human subjects whose lives and ways have inspired the poet. This volume includes homages to James Baldwin, Thomas Merton, Denise Levertov, Rachel Carson, Barry Lopez, Vincent van Gogh, and other humans, as well as sea sparrows, parrots, mockingbirds,…
Ulfhildr
Ulfhildr is an epic poem in 3 parts, written (approximately) in Anglo-Saxon meter. Featuring a heroine as post-tragic as she is powerful—as daring as she is doomed—in a poetic tour de force told with ruthless economy, this book will prompt deep questions concerning leadership, love, and fate.
Embracing Paradox, Evolving Language
If language structures our lifeworld, how might we imagine a different way to speak the world into being?
Masks of Origin
Ordinary life meets spiritual experience in personal essays that probe the metaphysics of time through the “masks” of the artist—a book for adventurous readers & intrepid explorers of consciousness!
Plenum: The First Book of Deo
“A poetic and wondrous SF tale that grapples with gender and faith.” – Kirkus Reviews
Reality is Analog
In this deep-delving exploration of some of the prominent (and not so prominent) themes of Stranger Things, J. F. Martel argues that the hit Netflix series casts a haunting shadow over our times, reminding us of the strangeness of an analog world that the codes, algorithms, and interfaces of our digital age have all but…
