Graffiti On The Window (Written by Alexej Savreux, 2015) 5 (1) Kansas City writer/vagabond Alexej Savreux unleashes an ecstatic rush of linguistic fury and esoteric imagery in this obscure poetry collection from 2015. Written while the author was living in...
The Torture Garden (Written by Octave Mirbeau, 1899) 0 (0) After spending the beginning of his career as an esteemed ghostwriter inspired by the Bonapartists (the movement that succeeded Napoleon) French novelist Octave Mirbeau finally carved out his own name...
Mules And Men (Written by Zora Neale Hurston, 1935) 0 (0) Zora Neale Hurston’s seminal collection of African-American folklore is an authentic and active exploration into the oral mythmaking tradition of the American South. As important and relevant today as it...
Amphigorey: 15 Books (Written by Edward Gorey, 1972) 0 (0) For every happy child that grew up reading the amusing and quirky nursery rhymes of Dr. Seuss, another child with a taste for something morbid sat in the dark reading the macabre poems of Edward Gorey,...
On The Art Of Cinema 0 (0) (Written by Kim Jong-il, 1973) “Revolutionizing cinema is the means of revolutionizing the whole of art and literature and exposing society to the Worker’s Party monolithic ideology and Juche.” Few laid their...
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