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"This catalogue is published in conjunction with "Jeff Koons," organized by the Museum of Contemporary art chicago, and curated by Francesco Bonami. This exhibition was presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, May 31-September 21, 2008."

Hubbub is a story of a beach on a hot day. The narrator follows two people who stand out in the crowd. It is told in sparse text and illustration.

"Gay Games VII Sports and Cultural Festival took place July 15-22, 2006. With 11,750 athletes from nearly 70 countries competing in 31 sports, the weeklong event included band, cheerleading and color guard performances, chorus, an ancillary arts festival, and a series of community-organized social events and parties." This book provides photographic documentation of the event.

Country, kind of a love story is a narrative poem about a hot day at Cook County Hospital.

Commentary on selections from William James's The Varieties of Religious Experience (1902).

"Described as a 'transsexual adventure' and subtitled 'an heroi-cyclic novel,' this witty and perceptive examination of the mind of the contemporary traveler defies classification: it's a puzzle, a labyrinth, a literary game of hide and seek--with a heroine who may turn out to be a hero..."

A coloring book accompanying poems describing the careers of notable African Americans.

Written in Jewish storytelling tradition, a collection of short stories with overlapping characters and themes.

"The final girl is back... for the sequel! The critically acclaimed Slasher Basher return! Follow Cassie Hack and her monstrous partner, Vlad, as they encounter ginsu knife wielding chefs, killer sharks and shark and teddy bears with attitude."

"In almsot every slasher movie, there's one girl who makes it all the way to the end... she's the survivor... the last girl. Meet Cassie Hack, the lone survivor of an attack by the vicious slasher known as The Lunch Lady. Now Cassie and her monstrous partner Vlad travel travel the country, hunting down and killing other slashers before they can leave a trail of blood and terror."