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A collection of works by Charles Joseph Smith a.k.a. "The Linden." Poems, plays, songs, dances, dreams, lists, future plans.

Stories and prose, some of which originally appeared in periodicals such as Gallimaufry and Uroboros. Reviewed as "startling" and very graphic at times, his work delves into the horrors of Vietnam, the observation and experience of gritty street life, and the themes of alienation and dehumanization.

An anthology of various writings by young women dealing with topics pertaining to race, education, suicide, depression, divorce, womanhood, abuse and more.

A collection of "pieces" by former Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times columnist Bill Granger, who grew up on the south side of Chicago and experienced its colorful neighborhoods.

Collection of essays that confront myths about cancer, describing the ways that women are releasing fear and taking power from cancer.

Anthology in the "black and white" series for Outrider Press of fiction, poetry and essays on the multi-faceted topic of freedom.

Voices of women whose lives have been deeply affected by the experience of cancer speak of pain and solace, isolation and community, fear and power. This anthology explores how cancer affects women individually and collectively.

Small handmade book of poetry

Zine containing whimsical single-panel "picture fictions"

A collection of poetry, spoken-word performances, and essays concerning the poets, contemporary poetry, and the collaboration between poets and musicians.