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Rod Mengham / Seth Parker reading As promised, Rod Mengham and Seth Parker will headline the second seasonal Celansalon at Schoen Books, this MONDAY April 7 @ 7:30, with browsing beforehand. Rod Mengham lives and works in Cambridge. He has written books on Emily Bronte, Charles Dickens, Henry Green, and on language and cultural history; he has also edited books on violence and the artistic imagination and on modernist and contemporary fiction. He is the editor of the nonpareil Equipage series of poetry chapbooks, co-editor of (and translator of Andrzej Sosnowski--cf. Jubilat 4--for) Altered State, the anthology of contemporary Polish poetry, and, with John Kinsella, co-editor of Vanishing Points: New Modernist Poems (Salt, 2004), an expansive English language landscape. Unsung: New and Selected Poems (available at the reading via Amherst Books) is just out from Salt (cf. Jacket 12). Seth Parker lives Invisible Ear [<--invisiblink] and rides to work in Model Homes on his glitterpony, Skein. He has written books about Damon Che Octopus but not nostrums.

Reprints We are committed to reprinting significant old works or documents that are increasingly hard to find and often in very poor condition. Our goal is to make the material accessible at a reasonable price. We have chosen a uniform 8.5" x 11" format for all the titles. The edges of the original pages are intentionally allowed to show in the copy so you can visualize the original size. All the reprints (or facsimiles) are "perfect-bound" wrappers with a black taped spine. Click for More

Exclusive Distribution Ars Judaica: The Bar-Ilan Journal of Jewish Art The Dreyfus Affair And more... Click for More

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