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Explores the world's obsession with true crime by taking a comedic approach while simultaneously raising awareness about animal welfare. This work includes the notorious San Francisco deadly dog mauling, the infamous Petaluma cat lady and the saga of Leo, the Bichon Frise's untimely demise at the hands of a savage roadraging lunatic.

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Poetry slams--the "Olympics" of poetry--have become a cultural phenomenon. This anthology documents ten years of these literary events, highlighting 200 of the best slam-winning poems from throughout the U.S. Included are tips on winning and planning a national tour.

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New fiction about friendship, intimacy, and the healing power of love by acclaimed author Francesca Lia Block.

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Written in the shadow of the devastating events of 9/11, this title contains narrative poems that speak of motherhood, age, and being the daughter of Chinese immigrants. It explores the risks that an individual can and can't take as a member of any community: a neighborhood, a family, a racial group, a gender, and a parent.

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A great introduction for anyone new to contemporary progressive ideas.

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Narrative poems with straightforward, feisty sensibilities confront the difficulties and rewards of love.

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J. Tarin Towers has a keen ear for the rhythms of everyday speech and a form that flirts with tradition.

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In a unique collection of poetic bite-sized stories, Marina Rubin embraces immigration, love, and city life with humor and passion

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Fanciful Steampunk Vision postcards, created in Paris 1910, colorfully illustrate a future that never was... with airships, robots, and more!

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A cutting-edge color art book documenting stencil graffiti's graphic innovation on an international scale.

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A fun, gifty illustrated cookbook of twelve menus arranged around the twelve signs of the Zodiac.

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From the Bill of Rights to contemporary direct action tactics utilized by the Ruckus Society, this handbook outlines a brief history of social protest. Helpful resources and handy tips are included, as well as new chapters on electronic privacy and encryption, and lessons learned from post-millenial actions.

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This handbook outlines a brief history of social protest and provides information and resources for individuals interested in continuing the tradition. Advice on everything from being arrested to defending women's health clinics is included.

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People behave differently at night: feelings of desperation, violence, melancholy surface; nocturnal hunts for adventure, sex, drugs transpire; prowling through shadows... anything. This anthology sheds light on the world that emerges when people sleep and examines the dark side of evening, from prostitution and adultery to hospital and suicide.

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In 101 humorous flash satires, Larry-bob Roberts dishes up thought-provoking ideas about contemporary politics and culture from a queer perspective.

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An engaging new novel by African-American literary icon Clarence Major reveals personal and political parallels between the past and present.

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Amazing stories of life on the punk artistic renters' fringe of society

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In 40 cantos, the poet embarks on a journey of discovery into the metaphysical meaning of Frida Kahlo's artistic life.

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From safe Mardi Gras to having a swell time at Disneyland,this book contains all the tips and advice you need.

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Imagine a whimsical world filled with flying airships and underwater submersibles powered by steam ... now color it!

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Infamous poet and musician, Bambi Lake, recounts a fairy tale of San Francisco queer life in the '70s and '80s