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Stacy Doris: Paramour
Paramour works like the best of highly-engineered lipsticks: compact, sexy, and always a little scary, it encourages kissing but won't kiss off. ...
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About Krupskaya
2000-2001: Norma Cole, Dan Farrell, Jocelyn Saidenberg 2001-2002: Dan Farrell, Kevin Killian, Jocelyn Saidenberg 2002-2003: Judith Goldman, Kevin Killian, ...
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Laura Elrick: sKincerity
Never forgetting that hegemony is fought bloc by bloc, SKINCERITY builds a spatial and social logic dynamically scaled from the body to the global. ...
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Laura Moriarty: Nude Memoir
In this Nude Memoir--a roving gallery of nude torsos, nude cadaver toes, nude female lover and dead male lover, nude bride undoing God's and Duchamp's ...
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Dorothy Trujillo Lusk: Ogress Oblige
Shriek, slink, creep, thud: in Ogress Oblige, the "I" Lusk's verbs violently drag after themselves becomes party to an all-out assault on the poetry of ...
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Laura Moriarty: Nude Memoir
In this Nude Memoir--a roving gallery of nude torsos, nude cadaver toes, nude female lover and dead male lover, nude bride undoing God's and Duchamp's ...
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Rob Halpern: Rumored Place
Rumored Place, Rob Halpern’s first book, combines a near confessional narrative of physical passion with the documentation of “social fact. ...
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Geoffrey Dyer: The Dirty Halo of Everything
Geoffrey Dyer's Dirty Halo comes with intimately toned dreamscapes that demand, via no b.s. exuberance, that my imagination exist and function. ...
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George Albon: Momentary Songs
George Albon’s Momentary Songs sound the possibilities of forwardness and hope in a surrounding twilight of unprecedented venality. ...
