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Rattapallax
DVD (issue 15) is a fusion between
contemporary writing and film. Featured on the
DVD magazine are works by Antonello Faretta, Guilherme
Marcondes, Taatske Pieterson, Julian Gray, Kylie
Hibbert, Avi Dabach, Abbas Saffari, Caecilia Tripp,
Eugene Ostashevsky, Ima Aikio & Jason Lam. Special
features on Billy Collins, John Giorno Yehuda
Amichai, and the death of William Burroughs; award
winning animated short films based on poems by
William Blake and Sylvia Plath; and a hip-hop
rendition of Gertrude Stein's poems by Jean Grae
and DJ Spooky. Showcase of the winners from the
Zebra Poetry Film Festival in Berlin.
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for ONLY $6!
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Rattapallax
DVD
(issue 14) is a fusion between contemporary writing
and film. Featured in the DVD are films and audio
works by Abbas Kiarostami, Takeshi Kitano, Joyce
Carol Oates, Ishle Park, Paul Bowles, Sherman
Alexie, Elvira Hernandez, Fabricio Carpinejar,
Anne Waldman, Martín Espada, Arnaldo Antunes and
many others.
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$6.00
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ZaatarDiva
by
Suheir Hammad
"Suheir
Hammad's ZaatarDiva summons through moments
of lyrical insight and urbane wit, again and again,
and before we know what has happened, we are hooked.
" --Yusef Komunyakaa, Pulitzer Prize Winner.
Paperback
book: $12.00 (CD included).
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Insights
into Syrian Cinema; Essays and Conversations with
Contemporary Filmmakers /
Edited by Rasha Salti
This
first book in English on a little known cinema
from a key part of the Middle East. This timely
collection offers critical essays and historical
overview of film production in Syria, as well
as brings together words and texts from several
of Syria's most critically acclaimed and internationally
celebrated masters of cinema,
Paperback
book: $15.00
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Tarnish
and Masquerade by
Roger Bonair-Agard
"These
sunwashed revelations -- this lilting, uproarious,
precise gospel -- brings so much to the table
that the reader is nearly overwhelmed. Roger Bonair-Agard
is his own revolution, a deft purveyor of unflinching
politics, stark sensuality and the relentless
drum of the island home that beckons from every
page. There is simply no resisting these stanzas,
absolutely no way to turn away from what they
will do to you." -- Patricia Smith
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book: $12.00 (CD included).
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