17 títulos para "47 Journals Llc"

Brush Mind

Lazer, Hank

Poet Hank Lazer captures delicious moments with the literal strokes of his pen. Lazer has published twenty-two books of poetry.  Brush Mind adds another dimension to Lazer’s handwritten shape-writing Notebook project (see N24 and N18) with a casualness, freshness, rapidity, humor, and dep...

Sprinkle Cheese

Helms, Rusell

Pregnant with Bobby Hartwig’s child, Thai nurse Silliporn tracks him down to Alabama where, having survived a jump from a bridge in Bangkok, Bobby’s back home taking care of stroke-victim Harold Suggs and falling in love with his gorgeous granddaughter Bee. The tiny Suggs’ hou...

Pianotown

Helms, Russell

Disturbing and comical, Pianotown lays fame to a giant cat and kidnapped hitchhikers. When in doubt, the eclectic inhabitants of this surreal?and twisted world consult messages on cans of hairspray scattered about town. Not for the faint of heart or kidney.?

Wash Your Needless Soda Down as Anton

Borges , Jorge Luis

Wash Your Needless Soda Down as Anton is issue 3 of 4ink7. Contributors include Sybil Baker, Terry Barr, Jorge Luis Borges, Ashley Chambers, Sheldon Lee Compton, Jack Harvey, Monica Hileman, Kaitlin Jennrich, Carrie Meadows, Charles O&rsquo...

A Reader's Guide to Philippians

Helms, Orris G.

Enjoy the musings on this great book of Bible with Orris G. Helms. This epistle of Paul, written to the citizens of Philippi, is at once inspirational and educational as explicated by Helms. A must read for those who study the Bible.

A bitter wind assumes the shape of a trumpet

Dickinson, Emily

A bitter wind assumes the shape of a trumpet is issue 2 of 4ink7. Contributors include Amy Gerstler, Paul Naylor, Emily Dickinson, T. Crunk, Adam Vines, Ted Pearson,?and Hank Lazer.

Stories from Real Life

Crunk, Tony / Wilm, Peter

These intriguing and spare flash fictions of Tony Crunk, with inspired drawings by Sharpie artist Peter Wilm, combine into a surreal and tasty feast of language and art. Crunk, a Yale Series of Younger Poets winner, offers up characters with large hands, Bedouins, a man who cries himself to sleep, a...

Into the Hills, the Garden

Wooton, Jesse Lee

A dark gift allows Paul Sizemore to see things he shouldn’t. He knows every secret in every heart in the eastern Kentucky holler he was raised in. His family’s Pentecostal faith marks him as something evil—can he overcome a witch’s destiny to do right by the sister he adores,...

Katrina Means Cleansing

Cannon, C.W.

Haze is excited to be joining one of the best high school marching bands in New Orleans, but worried about getting in and staying in. Miranda wonders whether she'll ever make any real friends at a school where she doesn't even like any of the kids. Erik is stuck in a relationship with a girlfriend h...

Knob

Helms, Russell

Oh, what a wonderful e-mail! Decline of the able-bodied greeter. Carefully hidden among the potatoes. Hot pear. Tooth strikes sink. My child is pretty. Is that your thatch? U.S.S. Pajama Bottom. Ectopic fantasy. Cat refuses to swallow hair, dies young. Save all Teds. The birthday party across the st...

The Unmasked Tenor

Tenenbaum, Sam / Beitelman, TJ

Equal parts showman and artist, hustler and faithful son, trained tenor and fast-talking raconteur, Sam Tenenbaum is—to paraphrase Whitman—large, he contains multitudes. In this inspirational and quintessentially American “song of himself,” we see Sam pick...

Famine

Helms, Russell

It’s 1986, and the famine machinery is humming in Ethiopia. It’s been two years since the greatest famine of the twentieth century has been uncovered with the deaths of half a million and counting. Clinic nurse Emma Smith, alone and rattled in the remote village of Godo, hears that...