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In The Exquisite Triumph of Wormboy, multi-award winning illustrator and graphic novelist James Kochalka brings us a thematic collection of drawings that chronicle the exploits of a worm who embarks on an adventure of rescue, fueled by inescapable surges of bravery. This odyssey is aptly and expertly versified into an ekphrastic epic by former Vermont…
ARE YOU RUGGED OR UNRUGGED? According to Rugged Dude Carson (his real name): “This is the ultimate guide to bringing even a rugged dude or dudette in training all the way up to Rugged Certified status! Even if you live in a high rise building in the city, and drive a Toyota Prius, there is…
In Geographic Tongue, an important addition to the Pleiades Press Visual Poetry Series, Rodney Gomez weaves together themes of loss, identity, ethnicity, heritage, and the mechanics of contemporary life to create a collection as lyrically arresting as it is aesthetically stunning. These visual poems, crafted with both restraint and vitality, are visceral in their depiction…
Explore a dynamic collection of 100 original Pop Art portraits celebrating the beauty, confidence, and individuality of Black women. Each portrait features bold colors, graphic styles, and striking compositions that reflect personality, power, and pride. From natural hair to bold fashion and expressive emotions, these artworks offer a fresh, modern take on pop art-authentic, vibrant,…
Suicide Hotline Hold Music is a collection of poems (mostly short ones) and poetry comics (poorly-drawn mostly-text sometimes-funny things). A human pretends to be a machine in order to provide comfort anonymously. We are made to consider the epic meaning of middle school pantsing. Hearts are broken and mended. Children play with My Little Robot…
Sheila Heti, author of the acclaimed How a Person Should Be? and coeditor of the best-selling anthology Women in Clothes, along with the students of 826 Valencia writing lab will edit this year’s anthology. Their compilation includes new fiction, nonfiction, poetry, comics, and the category-defying gems that have become one of the hallmarks of this…
“A love letter to comic books, featuring characters based on the actual creators, their work and how they were affected by the repercussions of overregulation.” – Newcity Chicago 1950s America. As a Congressional investigation probes the perceived connection between comic books and juvenile delinquency, the lives of three fascinating individuals become entangled in the inquiry:…
In The Exquisite Triumph of Wormboy, multi-award winning illustrator and graphic novelist James Kochalka brings us a thematic collection of drawings that chronicle the exploits of a worm who embarks on an adventure of rescue, fueled by inescapable surges of bravery. This odyssey is aptly and expertly versified into an ekphrastic epic by former Vermont…
The final chapter in a body of cut-and-paste work that is difficult to categorize but has sometimes been referred to as “graphic poetry.” Culled from decades of hunting and gathering in the underground, Ahlers has filled many binders to overflowing. Swan Song revisits the black and white photocopier esthetic of her genre-bending and influential book…
My son dropped an f-bomb one day, and I wrote a book about it. A humor book, relax. Floyd, 4, shocks his family while trying out a new word he learned and learns the importance of words in a sweet, hilarious, and lighthearted way. A fun book for families and the perfect funny gift for…
ARE YOU RUGGED OR UNRUGGED? According to Rugged Dude Carson (his real name): “This is the ultimate guide to bringing even a rugged dude or dudette in training all the way up to Rugged Certified status! Even if you live in a high rise building in the city, and drive a Toyota Prius, there is…
Inspired by the Metal Gear Solid series: As a War Child, Michelle fought with other children as an assassin for a woman known as Mother Miranda doing her bidding. Known for her precise and devastating lethality, she would trick enemies into letting their guard down by acting with the frankness of a young girl, before…
Ambrosia Wharton is a little faster and a little stronger than her classmates. She has all the problems of the average teenager, except Ambrosia Wharton is a vampire. Nightmares have forced her to live with her mother in Angel Beach, California. The problem is that Ambrosia, Amber for short, hasn’t received her powers yet. She…
Donde el deseo escribe su propio idioma Hay relatos que se escriben con palabras. Otros, con suspiros, caricias, silencios rotos por el gemido de una verdad apenas dicha. Este libro reúne trece historias -unas nacidas de la experiencia, otras de la imaginación- que exploran el deseo entre hombres como un territorio de descubrimiento, de juego,…
Continue Private Meyer’s adventures going to Europe and later orders to the Vietnam War. He serves multiple tours of duty and finds new purpose again in life: A devout Catholic, a husband and father, and a writer. These short stories about Army life abroad are all true. His stories are universal, positive, and give the…
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