Places & peoples: pictorial works books

In Memory Field, Benick recalls objects of consciousness as altered by the materials of space and time and examines...  Read More >>

Prose poems seen and heard through Charles Springer's Window over the Sink walk and run you down a road, skip you...  Read More >>

The Walnut Street YMCA and YWCA opened in September 1940 to much excitement and anticipation within the African...  Read More >>

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In Zebra Lashes, Rikki Santer demonstrates her knack to forge elements of surprise, philosophical meditations, and...  Read More >>

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As the title "" Here and There"" suggests, this collection of poems reflects the author's years growing up on the...  Read More >>

Snowy Owls, Egrets, and Unexpected Graces is a portal to an interior landscape that mirrors the natural world -...  Read More >>

Historically, New Mexico's cultural traditions, peoples, and landscapes have inspired photographers and artists,...  Read More >>

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"Love chooses the people and things we name first. In these poems, Trina Gaynon attempts the more difficult task...  Read More >>

Working from a conceptual atlas, Felzmann's photographs of California counties combine the natural with the cultural....  Read More >>

Debut poetry collection by Eric Larsh. The work is focused on the Mojave desert, its history and works to trace...  Read More >>

In Kate Wylie's second collection of poetry, a fractured township creates this collective and constantly unraveling...  Read More >>

WE WERE ONLY SEVENTEEN ONCE We were just two boys at the end of the world, I mean, at the end of childhood, trying...  Read More >>

The 2024 APR/Honickman First Book Prize winner, The Twenty-First Century circles the mystery of time with depth...  Read More >>

An exploration of Yemen’s rich culinary heritage. Dive into the origins, developments and transformations of Yemeni...  Read More >>

In a collection of images that are both quiet and telling, Sunset Colonies portrays the vulnerabilities experienced...  Read More >>

My father, Connell R. Miller Sr. (1918-1954), was a noted Dallas, Texas, photographer whose camera captured everything...  Read More >>

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The 2024 APR/Honickman First Book Prize winner, The Twenty-First Century circles the mystery of time with depth...  Read More >>

Toronto is arguably one of the biggest cities in Canada. One can argue that Toronto is one of the biggest cities...  Read More >>

Presenting detailed descriptions on how to enjoy and play nearly 100 of the province's most alluring golf holes,...  Read More >>

"""Everyone is familiar with the old saying, 'If these walls could talk.' It's just an adage, of course. But play...  Read More >>

An expressive book of prose and photographs that reveals the powerful ways our everyday places support our shared...  Read More >>