Books

A fish eye photograph of a group of people in a city in the rain with black script that reads The Los Angeles Review volume 20 Fall 2016.

LAR

The Los Angeles Review 20

Kate Gale

White lettering reads the Los Angeles Review Volume 19 by Kate Gale over the image of a blackened out streetlight and the nighttime sky featuring a bright crescent moon.

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The Los Angeles Review 19

Kate Gale

A white box with black text reads "The Los Angeles Review Volume 18 Fall 2015," the box is lying on a background of a street painting of a grey figure putting hands over a chest, with blue paint over the chest

The Los Angeles Review 18

Kate Gale

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The Los Angeles Review 17

Kate Gale

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The Los Angeles Review 16

Kate Gale

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The Los Angeles Review 15

Kate Gale, Nicelle Davis

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The Los Angeles Review 14

Kate Gale

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The Los Angeles Review 13

Kate Gale

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The Los Angeles Review 12

Kate Gale

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The Los Angeles Review 11

Kate Gale, Kelly Davio

Story Line Press legacy tittle, David Dooley The Long Conversation Poems, white script text against emerald green background.

Poetry, Story Line Press

The Long Conversation

David Dooley

A grey background with a painting of a person who’s head is submerged inside a cloud, with white typography made to look like clouds spelling out The Likely World a novel by Melanie Conroy Goldman.

Fiction, Red Hen Press

The Likely World

Melanie Conroy-Goldman

Fiction, Red Hen Press

The Lifeguard

Laura Kasischke

Fiction, Red Hen Press

The Last Jewish Virgin

Janice Eidus

Story Line Press legacy tittle, Rosemary Canavan The Island Poems, white script text against emerald green background.

Poetry, Story Line Press

The Island

Rosemary Canavan

Poetry, Red Hen Press

The Hundred Fathom Curve

John Barr

Poetry, Red Hen Press

The Horses: New and Selected

Richard Silberg

A charcoal sketch of the face of a horse with black text that reads The Horse Who Bears Me Away poems by Jim Peterson.

Poetry, Red Hen Press

The Horse Who Bears Me Away

Jim Peterson

White text stating The Highwayman's Wife poems by Lynnell Edwards over a dark red background with the centered black and white image of a woman sitting in the drivers seat of a car with the door open.

Poetry, Red Hen Press

The Highwayman’s Wife

Lynnell Edwards

White text stating The Heart's Traffic a novel in poems by Ching-In Chen over a mural of two faces in black, green, yellow and orange, with overlaid black and white images.

Arktoi, Poetry

The Heart’s Traffic

Ching-In Chen