Recent Books
Erase Genesis
Rebecca Gayle Howell
In Erase Genesis, critically-acclaimed Kentucky poet and translator Rebecca Gayle Howell transforms the KJV creation story for the climate change age. Devoted to the same three chapters, Howell’s erasures raise a new myth—a story of the Earth’s intimacy with us. Here, man is not given dominion. Instead, the trees and the waters keep eternity, and the Lord Woman seeds tenderness as the only way forward.
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Amid This
Allan Peterson
The title of Allan Peterson’s seventh full-length book, Amid This, aptly describes the astonishments of being alive and surrounded by a world in which there is no ordinary. Nature intersects thought and language in surprising and revealing observations. The fact that life has term limits invests everything with poignancy. Using illuminating language, poems often arise from the physics of perception. Whether domestic, ecological, or galactic, the poems are like being spoken to privately in a thoughtful voice.
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Creating a Vigorous Online Course: A Step-by-Step Guide
Berlin Fang
Creating a Vigorous Online Course by Berlin Fang is a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for educators looking to build meaningful, engaging, and structurally sound online learning experiences. Drawing on decades of instructional design expertise and educational research, Fang bridges the gap between conceptual pedagogy and real-world teaching practices. The book is uniquely structured to walk educators through the entire course creation process—from planning and tool selection to assessment design, interaction strategies, and multimedia integration.
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Spotted Ponies: The Collected Zines
Mag Gabbert, Chen Chen, Tarfia Faizullah, Leila Chatti, Carly Joy Miller and Taylor Dolan
Here, within these collected zines, you’ll find enough spotted ponies to fill at least three large stables to the brim. Although, of course, you wouldn’t have much luck coaxing them in there. No, instead, it’s likely because of the free rein they’ve been given, because they’ve been cut loose, that so many spotted ponies seem to have chosen these poems as their breeding ground. We’ve never offered them much scrutiny; never subjected them to any polishing or meticulous adjustments. Each of our spotted ponies simply exists in its natural state, as a product of our own wild abandon.
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