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Big Man on Canvas
By Gerald Locklin $5.95
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Gerald Locklin takes you on a guided tour of the world's great and not-so-great works of art.
Topped off with a fetching—every one is unique—paint-by-numbers cover.
"A gotta have collectible."
—Chiron Review
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The Illegitimate Son of Mr. Madman
By Gerald Locklin $4.95
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"It only takes one poem to realize that you're in the company of a very strong personality. . .
Locklin writes verse venting spleen, tongue-in-cheek, sarcastic and loving, angry and caring
with poems looking at all of life. . .
Exciting and aggressive."
—Factsheet 5
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Selling Yourself Raw
By Richard Amidon $4.00
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Amidon delivers an up close and personal look into the murky world of
predatory capitalism as seen through the eyes of salesmen and suckers alike.
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Dead Calls and Walk-ins
By Livio Farallo $2.00
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Farallo mixes biting social commentary and raw images from the streets
in these poems inspired by his experiences as a cab driver in the "honeymoon
capital of the world," Niagara Falls, NY.
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Looking for Niagara
By E.R. Baxter III
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A soulful homage to the great cataract and the city that bears its name—the
history, the hype, the mythical and the mundane.
"Baxter is a poet whose lyric precision and mordant wit turn the anonymous life of a fading city into a
contemplative exercise."
—Harp Weaver
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What I Want
By E.R. Baxter III $2.00
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Originally published as a supplement to Slipstream Issue #13, this 12-page booklet features
E.R. Baxter's classic rant What I Want—a viciously funny take on American values
and priorities presented as a relentless list of personal desires.
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Mapping the Asphalt Meadows
Cliff Dweller $2.00
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A highly imaginative and entertaining collection of cut-and-paste poems
fashioned from newspaper headlines. This 28-page booklet was originally offered as a
supplement to Slipstream Issue #11.
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Fucking in Stupid Hope
By Elliot Richman $2.00
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A small-press classic by 1993 NEA Award winner, Elliot Richman.
"Each of Richman's poems challenges us to share intense, often bleak, experience,
which, sharply articulated,
gives us more hope for surviving our pain than the title of the book suggests."
—Coal City Review
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The World Dancer
By Elliot Richman $9.95
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This full-length poetry book, originally published by Asylum Arts, is now available from Slipstream.
"The apocalypse is upon us and Elliot Richman is one of the horsemen!
—Wordsmith
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hair/there
By Paul Weinman $2.00
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Originally issued as a supplement to Slipstream Issue #8, this
special 4x8-inch, 32-page booklet presents a daring sequence of poems
by poetry outlaw Weinman dealing with awakening pubescent sexuality.
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