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Jonathan Swift - Gulliver's Travels
(Robert A. Greenberg, Ed.)
(Robert A. Greenberg, Ed.)
(A Norton Critical Edition)
KČ
80.00
Nathaniel Hawthorne -
The Scarlet Letter
The Scarlet Letter
(Penguin Popular Classics)
KČ
120.00
J. P. Donleavy - The Ginger Man
(Complete Edition)
KČ
80.00
Thomas Pynchon -
The Crying Of Lot 49
The Crying Of Lot 49
KČ
150.00
Tom Bradley - Even The Dog Won't Touch Me
(ahadada books)
(ahadada books)
"One of the most criminally underrated authors on the planet " ~Andrew
Gallix, 3:am Magazine
KČ
260.00
D. H. Lawrence - Sons and Lovers
KČ
80.00
Joseph Conrad - Lord Jim
(Introduction by J. DonaldAdams)
(Introduction by J. DonaldAdams)
KČ
80.00
Kurt Vonnegut -
Slaughterhouse Five
Slaughterhouse Five
KČ
70.00
Upton Sinclair - The Jungle
(With an introduction by Morris Dickstein)
(With an introduction by Morris Dickstein)
KČ
80.00
Hermann Hesse -
Narcissus and Goldmund
Narcissus and Goldmund
(Bantam Books)
KČ
150.00
John Bennett
"John Bennett is the founder of Vagabond Press, the former editor of the seminal small press magazine, Vagabond, and the author of over 21 books of prose, poetry and 'shards', a high-octane, hybrid form of short prose pieces. He also edited Ragged Lion, A Tribute to Jack Micheline, and recently recorded a CD of his shards entitled Rug Burn. A true iconoclast and die-hard individualist, Bennett has a strong aversion to all schools, movements, isms, etc, championing instead the voice of the socially dispossessed and the marginal outsider."
- From a Bennett interview by Mark Terrill, in Rain Taxi Review of Books
- John Bennett Bio & Bibliography page in Big Bridge
- From a Bennett interview by Mark Terrill, in Rain Taxi Review of Books
- John Bennett Bio & Bibliography page in Big Bridge
John Bennett - Tire Grabbers
(Hcolom Press, new)
(Hcolom Press, new)
"a
high-water mark in Bennett's long career, a postmodern parable to
rattle the cage of the terminally disenchanted." ~Mark Terrill, Small Press
Review
"Despite praise from Bukowski, Saul Bellow and Tom Robbins, three highly distinctive American idols, a broad audience has yet to discover Bennett. Tire Grabbers could break the barricades." David Milholland, Editor, Clinton Street Quarterly
"Despite praise from Bukowski, Saul Bellow and Tom Robbins, three highly distinctive American idols, a broad audience has yet to discover Bennett. Tire Grabbers could break the barricades." David Milholland, Editor, Clinton Street Quarterly
KČ
290.00
John Bennett - The New World Order
(The Smith / Birch Brook Press, new)
(The Smith / Birch Brook Press, new)
Contains precursor Shard writing and three
stories
KČ
160.00
John Bennett -
BODO: Infant of the Aftermath
(The Smith press, new)
BODO: Infant of the Aftermath
(The Smith press, new)
A German war orphan grows up in America and
self-destructs in a burst of flashbacks in the Sixties. Original English edition of Czech version titled Frajer Bodo
KČ
130.00
Charles Potts
Charles Potts was the driving force of The Temple Bookstore, The Temple magazine, and The Temple School of Poetry. He founded Litmus Inc. in Seattle and Berkeley, which published 18 first editions including Charles Bukowski's Poems Written Before Jumping Out of an 8-Story Window in 1968. He founded Tsunami Inc., which published The Temple magazine, for six years ending in 2002 and several first editions of poetry by Stephen Thomas, Teri Zipf, Jim Bodeen, Travis Catsull, klipschutz, and the widely appreciated anthology, Pacific Northwestern Spiritual Poetry.
- From the Charles Potts Bio & Bibliography page in Big Bridge
- From the Charles Potts Bio & Bibliography page in Big Bridge
Charles Potts - Kiot
(Blue Begonia Press, new)
(Blue Begonia Press, new)
"A savage outsider, a voice crying in the wilderness with the song of a coyote, an innocent wrecking the temple." ~Mark Bruce, Small Press Review
KČ
200.00
Charles Potts - The Yellow Christ / Valga Krusa vol.1 (a memoir of Berkeley)
(Green Panda Press, new)
KČ
200.00
Charles Potts - Laffing Water / Valga Krusa vol.2 (a memoir of Berkeley)
(Green Panda Press, new)
(Green Panda Press, new)
KČ
200.00
Charles Potts - Loading Las Vegas
Winner of Manuscript International's First Place Novel award for creative excellence in fiction
Winner of Manuscript International's First Place Novel award for creative excellence in fiction
(Current Press)
KČ
280.00
Douglas Woolf - On Us
(Black Sparrow Press)
KČ
130.00
Philip O'Neil - Riera
(fiction, poems & photography)
(fiction, poems & photography)
(Alexander Press)
KČ
160.00
Tom Wolfe -
Radical Chic &
Mau-Mauing The Flak Catchers
Radical Chic &
Mau-Mauing The Flak Catchers
Social commentary dealing with political stances and social styles in a status-minded world.
KČ
170.00
William Makepeace Thackeray - Vanity Fair
(Penguin Popular Classics)
KČ
130.00
Gwyn Hyman Rubio - Icy Sparks
(Penguin Books)
KČ
140.00
Christopher Moore - Lamb
The Gospel According To Biff,
Christ's Childhood Pal
The Gospel According To Biff,
Christ's Childhood Pal
KČ
150.00
Edith Wharton - Souls Belated
(Free with any 2-books ordered)
(Free with any 2-books ordered)
(Penguin 60s Classics)
KČ
0.00
Flann O'Brien - At Swim-To-Birds
(author of The Third Policeman)
(author of The Third Policeman)
(Penguin)
KČ
150.00
Jean Echenoz - I'm Off + One Year
(Winner of the Prix Goncourt)
(Winner of the Prix Goncourt)
(Vintage)
KČ
140.00
James Joyce - Dubliners
(Penguin Popular Classics)
KČ
120.00
Ayn Rand - Anthem
(Signet Books)
KČ
100.00
Ann Patchett - Bel Canto
(Winner of the Orange Prize)
(Winner of the Orange Prize)
KČ
140.00
Colin Thunron - Distance
KČ
230.00
Jim Dodge - FUP
(City Miner Books)
KČ
93.00
Twisted Spoon Press
Founded in 1992, Twisted Spoon Press is an independent publisher based in Prague. Focused on translating into English a variety of writing from Central & Eastern Europe and making it available to a global readership, its list includes some internationally recognized names as well as authors who are having their work published in English for the first time. Equal emphasis is placed on introducing both new works from contemporary writers and work from an earlier period that has been neglected in translation. The press offers an eclectic and unique selection of literature from the region, often illustrated by local artists and always well-designed and produced.
Founded in 1992, Twisted Spoon Press is an independent publisher based in Prague. Focused on translating into English a variety of writing from Central & Eastern Europe and making it available to a global readership, its list includes some internationally recognized names as well as authors who are having their work published in English for the first time. Equal emphasis is placed on introducing both new works from contemporary writers and work from an earlier period that has been neglected in translation. The press offers an eclectic and unique selection of literature from the region, often illustrated by local artists and always well-designed and produced.
Lukáš Tomin - Kye
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
150.00
Pavel Brycz - I, City
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
160.00
Paul Leppin - Blaugast
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
160.00
Hermann Ungar - The Maimed
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
160.00
Natasza Goerke -
Farewells To Plasma
(Twisted Spoon Press)
Farewells To Plasma
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
150.00
Lukáš Tomin - The Doll
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
100.00
Franz Kafka - A Country Doctor
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
160.00
Franz Kafka - Contemplation
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Twisted Spoon Press)
(Hardcover)
KČ
160.00
Milan Šimečka -
Letters From Prison
(Twisted Spoon Press)
Letters From Prison
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
150.00
Hermann Ungar -
Boys & Murderers
(Twisted Spoon Press)
Boys & Murderers
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
170.00
Péter Nádas -
A Lovely Tale Of Photography
(Twisted Spoon Press)
A Lovely Tale Of Photography
(Twisted Spoon Press)
KČ
160.00
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