She’s Gone
The debut novel from the award-winning Ghanaian-born Jamaican poet.
Hunters in High Heels
To Ease My Troubled Mind: The Authorized Unauthorized History of Billy Childish
Felony Juggler Limited Edition Preorder
Kumi: New-Generation African Poets, A Chapbook Box Set
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Climb: Taking Every Step with Conviction, Courage, and Calculated Risk to Achieve a Thriving Career and a Successful Life
A professional playbook offering guidance to women in the contemporary workplace.
Toward a Living Archive of African Poetry
Celebrating ten years of New-Generation African Poets, Toward a Living Archive of African Poetry presents Kwame Dawes and Chris Abani’s unprecedented disquisition on the state of African poetry.
Now available for preorder. All preorders will ship on or before August 5, 2025.
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Billy Childish & Ted Kessler — City Lights (VIRTUAL)
1/18/25, 11:00am
Billy Childish & Ted Kessler present To Ease My Troubled Mind, in conversation with Guy Picciotto of Fugazi (VIRTUAL event, 11:00am PT/2:00pm ET/7:00pm UK)
Ravi Coltrane & Brandee Younger — Rough Trade NYC (New York, NY)
2/6/25, 6:00pm
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Akashic Remembers Elizabeth Nunez
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