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Savage Gods (PREORDER)
a book by
Paul Kingsnorth
September 2019!
"A furiously gifted writer."
—The Washington Post
Informed by Kingsnorth's experiences interacting with indigenous peoples, the writings of D.H. Lawrence and Annie Dillard, and the day-to-day travails of farming his own land, Savage Gods seeks nothing less than to dismantle modern civilization. Coming Soon!
Savage Gods (PREORDER)
a book by
Paul Kingsnorth
$ 10.99View full product details →$ 14.99"A furiously gifted writer."
—The Washington Post -
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Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now (PREORDER)
a collection of essays by
Andre Perry
November 2019!
"Perry’s essay collection contains personal, deeply felt ruminations on identity, racism, and belonging."
—D.R. Baker, Book Riot
The essays in Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now take the form of personal reflection, multiple choice questions, screenplays, and imagined talk-show conversations, while traversing the daily minefield of a childhood schoolyard to dimly-lit late nights in Midwestern bars. The impression of Perry’s personal journey is arresting and beguiling, while announcing the author’s arrival as a formidable American voice. Coming Soon!
Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now (PREORDER)
a collection of essays by
Andre Perry
$ 11.99View full product details →$ 15.99With luminous insight and fervent prose, Andre Perry’s debut collection of personal essays, Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now, travels from Washington DC to Iowa City to Hong Kong in search of both individual and national identity. While displaying tenderness and a disarming honesty, Perry catalogues racial degradations committed on the campuses of elite universities to liberal bastions like San Francisco while coming of age in America.
The essays in Some of Us Are Very Hungry Now take the form of personal reflection, multiple choice questions, screenplays, and imagined talk-show conversations, while traversing the daily minefield of a childhood schoolyard to dimly-lit late nights in Midwestern bars. The impression of Perry’s personal journey is arresting and beguiling, while announcing the author’s arrival as a formidable and ferocious American voice.
