Myths and Voices : Contemporary Canadian Fiction
Edited by David Lampe

“To Canada’s artists was left the task of modulating wild myths...and the relentless power of nature’s challenge to European man obsessed with a claim to supremacy. With uncompromising vitality and vision the tales shock with their beauty as much as with bitter violence and despair.” —Small Press

Volume 2 Dispatches Series

ISBN 1-877727-28-8 • 51/2 x 81/2 • 420 pages • $17.00 paper

The Legend of Being Irish: A Collection of Irish-American Poetry
Edited by David Lampe

"...Moore, Stevens, Berryman and Roethke as well as Logan, Creeley, Carroll, Kinnell, and others. Lampe has done a fine job; he has good taste, sharp scissors, fresh glue, and a bloody good collection.” -Contact II

ISBN 0-9343834-23-7· 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 · 120 pages · $9.00 paper

Extravaganza : A Novel by Gordon Lish

"It is the genius of this novel that it nevertheless refuses the authority of the claim...Extravaganza must be seen as the creative act par excellence.” -Denis Donoghue

ISBN 1-877727-05-9 · 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 · 190 pages · $10.00 paper

Where This Lake Is
Jeff Lodge
Fiction; New American Series, Vol. 1

When Gonzalo Paredes is found dead, his employer, Jerry Hopkins, who runs an American restaurant in Guatemala, sets out to discover who murdered him and why. His search leads him to a CIA operative, a colonel in the Guatemalan army, and to revelations about himself.

“of Vonnegut, Robert Stone, even Joseph Conrad...a memorable work of fiction.”- Thomas De Haven

Original Trade Paperback
ISBN: 1-877727 - 68-7 ·6x9 ·250 pages ·$14.00

Winged Insects

Joel Long

“Joel Long’s perceptively imagined poems reside in the permeable membrane of inner and outer, where the world’s events and objects are transformed by interior life. Quietly tender and keenly observed, these poems are thoughtful beauty and grace.”
-Jane Hirshfield

“These poems . . . offer openings into new worlds profound familiar, and unexpected.”
-Pattiann Rogers

Poetry White Pine Press Poetry Prize 4

5.5 x 8.5 96 pages $13.00 1-877727-98-9

A Woman In Her Garden: Selected Poems of Dulce Maria Loynaz
Translated by Judith Kerman
Secret Weavers Series Volume 16

Born in Cuba in 2902 Loynaz established her literary reputation in the first half of the 20th century. After the Cuban revolution in 1959, she retreated to her beloved home and vowed to never write again.. In 1992 she received the Cervantes Prize, the most prestigious award in the Spanish language. She died in 1997. A Woman In Her Garden presents a bilingual selection of her work. from all phases of her career.

ISBN 1-893996-55-7 176 pages $16.00 paperback

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