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The Biblical story of Eden is one of innocence, suffering, estrangement, displacement, self-consciousness, awakening, and separation. But it is also a story of hope, about the gaining wisdom and self-knowledge. It is about the costs of maturation and a reckoning with our own mortality. In THE FIRST FAMILY, author Bruce Chilton presents a vision of a near, knowable Eden, an Eden that may have been damaged but is not lost.

By constructing atmospheres as the world of the unseen in real time and as part of environmental, social, and technological realities, Pamphlet Architecture 37 examines our radically mutated intimacy with digital technology. In three categories of a total of eight design experiments, the author analyzes techniques and mediums that are essential to contemporary digital culture and translates networked technological interfaces into synergistic s...

Colors and shapes, images, even visions. In CLOSE YOUR EYES, VISIONS, poet Michael Ruby explores this common yet overlooked phenomenon. The two texts in the book extend into the visionary realm Ruby's trilogy, Memories, Dreams and Inner Voices, which chronicled the fleeting memories, dream narratives and fragmentary conversations that also occasionally reach consciousness. Taken together, these works are a guide for readers to some of the most...

Most poets, even the most linguistically eclectic, mine the riches of relatively local deposits of language and commune directly with relatively restricted communities. Herrick began writing beyond the boundaries of Europe and the Western world when he left the United States in 1975 to teach at universities in Libya and Palestine and, beginning in 1981, in Japan, where he has since lived. From the early 1990s he has been writing verse under th...

This new edition of Jerome McGann's exciting work, out of print for years, has been called the most significant intervention in Romantic studies since his The Romantic Ideology. It takes as its prime aim the reading of neglected poetry, principally by women, which qualifies as either poetry of sensibility or poetry of sentiment, and as such it contributes significantly to feminist perspectives. McGann's analyses continue to provoke discussion ...

STATE/SHAFT SHAFT/STATE is a book of image + words, made in a calendar year in the mid-00s when Sam Truitt was a full-time business writer for a New York-based publisher of commercial real estate research, statistics and analysis. The business was just west of Fifth Avenue on the north side of Thirty-Seventh, and our writing group was located initially on the top floor. I composed the "state" strips on the roof, which had an excellent view of ...

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Poetry. In its sharp ear for everyday speech and fascination with the realms that lie beneath the surface of ordinary reality, the lyric poetry of Peter Cole elegantly carries forward a powerful American tradition that merges the visionary with the immediacy of direct experience--a lineage carried from Emily Dickinson and W.C. Williams into the broad possibilities of the present. In the long poems and lyrics of this collection, a poignant visi...

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Can you fly like a Shaman and still be a Christian? What if the paths of Shamnaic warrior and Christian mystic happen to converge? What if the Christian's "mission" were not to convert the heathen" but to awaken to the truth through the widom of native peoples? Complling answers to these questions emeger in Patton Boyle's visionary narrative, reminescent by turns of Richard Bach and Carlos Castaneda as it details a Christian's recovery of the ...

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