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Failure to Comply


A new novel from Cavar

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Failure to Comply


A new novel from Cavar

 

Failure to comply

How far would you go to have real freedom? To have true autonomy of both mind and body?

Set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic future, this literary sci-fi novel presents a world where humans have been unshackled from disease and their basest desires thanks to the genetic engineering and societal supervision of RSCH.

But there are others—"deviants"—who are fighting for a different vision of humanity. They just have to decide at what cost their self-determination comes.

Coming to bookstores everywhere September 24, 2024.

 
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The Nightingale that Never Sang


Featherproof’s first graphic novel, by the award-winning Finnish artist & author Juliana Hyrri

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The Nightingale that Never Sang


Featherproof’s first graphic novel, by the award-winning Finnish artist & author Juliana Hyrri

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THE NIGHTINGALE THAT NEVER SANG

These are stories driven by a child’s logic and, in places, questionable innocence. We enter a world that does not follow the rules of adults, and we discover what happens when a little girl encounters something she can’t yet face…

Juliana Hyrri’s debut is a graphic-novel short-story collection of dark childhood tales based on true-life events, illustrated in a variety of vivid styles and blended with fantasy.

 
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History in One Act


A novel of 9/11, by the New York Times bestselling author & award-winning journalist William M. Arkin—now available

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History in One Act


A novel of 9/11, by the New York Times bestselling author & award-winning journalist William M. Arkin—now available

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History in one act: a novel of 9/11

Heart pumping and intimate, History in One Act is a never-before-told tale of masterminds, spies, pilots, presidents, and princes.

And it answers the still-unanswered question: who were the men behind 9/11?

 
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The Inborn Absolute


The Art of Robert Ryan: softcover edition

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The Inborn Absolute


The Art of Robert Ryan: softcover edition

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The Inborn Absolute

NEW SOFTCOVER EDITION NOW AVAILABLE!

Coming in at just under 160 pages, this book contains over 70 pages of full-color paintings; 30 pages pulled from his sketchbooks; and essays and interviews with art and music luminaries Genesis P Orridge, Freddy Corbin, and Andrew Berardini—all discussing the esoteric origins and subject matter of Ryan’s incomparable body of work.

With early roots as a musician and painter, Robert Ryan's work reveals a deep mastery of the American tattooing tradition while creating a mystical and fantastic world full of unique takes on Eastern religious iconography.

 
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Tiny


a novel by Mairead Case

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Tiny


a novel by Mairead Case

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Tiny

Tiny is a contemporary, poetic retelling of Sophocles' Antigone, set in the mossy greens and foggy grays of the Pacific Northwest.

Written with different perspectives and desires, facts from plants and history, brass knuckles and Frankie Knuckles, Tiny wonders how we mourn and move in time.

Now available online, and in stores!

 
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OTHER RECENT releases


Books from Luc Dardenne, Devendra Banhart, and Tim Kinsella

OTHER RECENT releases


Books from Luc Dardenne, Devendra Banhart, and Tim Kinsella

On the Back of Our Images, vol. I

Available for the first time in English are Luc Dardenne’s diary entries as he and his brother work through their films, presented alongside their films’ scripts. 

Weeping Gang Bliss Void Yab-Yum

Devendra Banhart’s poetry collection is at turns surreal, pious, silly, and heartbreaking—and it's the most personal work they’ve ever created. 

Sunshine on an Open Tomb

Tim Kinsella’s 3rd novel is for fans of Richard Brautigan and Robert Anton Wilson, and also for anyone who’s ever looked at the moon.