1. Autobiography of a Stutterer- Joseph Cooper
2. The Death of Speedy- Jaime Hernandez
3. Transfer #9
4. Bombay Gin #32
5. Binbo Jim #2
6. Theories of Translation An Anthology of Essays from Dryden to Derida- ed. Rainer Schulte/ John Biguenet
7. Musee Mechanique- Rodney Koeneke
8. Sarx- Pascal Quignard trans. Keith Waldrop
9. 3x3 Eyes: Flight of The Demon- Yuzo Takada
10. To Set Your Mind at Rest- Heinrich Heine trans. Benjamin Friedlander
11. The 9/11 Report A Graphic Adaptation- Sid Jacobson/ Ernie Colon
12. Smoke- Dorianne Laux
13. The Last Temptation of Christ- Nikos Kazantzakis
14. Stepdown #1 ed. Lauren Kohne
15. Ape and Essence A Novel- Aldous Huxley
16. Wicker- Lyn Hejinian/ Jack Collom
17. Pussey!- Daniel Clowes
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3 comments:
How was APE AND ESSENCE? I'm intrigued by the title.
really really good.
it's written in the form of a movie script. it starts out with a narrative preable, then segues into a movie script that reads like a poem, then segues into a movie script that reads like a novel...it's actually a pretty amazing form...i sort of want to copy it.
and the book itself is about the aftermath of world war III where only new zealand is unaffected by "The Thing" of nuclear war...and all the people in southern california are Satanists and can only have sex for 2 weeks out of the year...it's awesome.
holy shit. that book sounds like it was written just for me. i'm going to have to read that.
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