Stephan Vanfleteren (1969) is best known for his probing black and white portraits, but in recent decades he has also produced a wide range of documentary, artistic and personal work. From street phot
A lyrical exploration of the city and memory, as drawn by a Vice cartoonistLeslie Stein takes us on a sinuous urban stroll divorced from destination, glimpsing New York City through her open eyes. Whi
In a dozen taut sequences, the book explores metaphorical and actual prisons and revolutions through references to political captivity, torture, and despotism as well as philosophical heroism through
The message given in Pilgrim Center healing retreats for survivors of genocide and war is: "The world has not forgotten or abandoned you. The Church of the world views you as its brothers and sisters,
Fritz Brubaker and his wife, Linda—an attractive couple in their mid-forties—have it all. He’s a toy-company executive and she’s a million-dollar-a-year lawyer. Their children are in private school; t
Memory of historical trauma has a unique power to generate works of art. This book analyzes the relation of public memory to history, forgetting, and selective memory in Berlin, Buenos Aires, and New
"Ida is very excited to visit Grandma and give her a present. As Ida takes a short rest, Grandma's present goes missing. After locating the present, Ida vows to be more careful and teaches others that
Schieber’s Present Past, like her previous Soundless Roar, is a multi-genre collection.? Made up of drawings, poems, and stories, this manuscript confronts the reader with radically different response
Present Past is a collection of stories, artwork, and poetry by Ava Kadishson Schieber. Like her debut work, Soundless Roar, this multi-genre collection creates rich and varied pathways for readers to
Baby Present combines the inherent love babies have for one another with a tongue–in–cheek take on mindfulness for their parents and caretakers. This is for the perfect gift for the emerging generatio
Present Vanishing is a book where East and West meet, where Zen contends with social satire, often on the playing fields of American landscapes. In Dick Allen’s new poems, almost every word is a searc
Bod is taking a Christmas present to Aunt Flo, but it isn't easy with all the snow. Luckily, a special visitor comes to the rescue...Bod was originally published in the 1960s and was adapted into a BB
