Laurie Weeks: Zipper Mouth Nick RelphCipher Press, 2025, softcover, 150 pages, 13 x 19. 7 cm In this extraordinary novel, Laurie Weeks captures the exuberance and mortification of a lesbian junkie as she navigates the chaos and horror of everyday life. Through longing monologues to Vivian Leigh, ranting letters to Sylvia Plath and to do lists that never get done, Zipper Mouth gives us an unforgettable protagonist caught in a spiral of addiction, unrequited love, and mental health crises,
25 × 13 cm
This volume offers a practical and poetic toolset for a dynamic reconciliation between action and imagination to address the pressing social and environmental challenges of our time
These essays are illustrated by artwork from modern and contemporary artists who were either personal contemporaries of Baldwin or directly inspired by his work
This first series inspired her to broaden the scope of her explorations
A follow-up to their runaway success Peach Pit: Sixteen Stories of Unsavory Women
alongside selected covers from the print magazine
30 × 21 cm
collectives
and Josef Strau
modern ideas of gender and racial equality
of the criteria and of the styles of writing
pain from joy