In the course of making nearly 400 films over the past 50 years, 'Stan Brakhage' became synonymou...

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Never before published in the United States, this brilliant and startlingly American novel presen...

The dazzling fusion of hard-boiled dialogue, psychological relativism and slapstick satire make T...

Slums of the American city of New Babylon provide an all-too-real setting for this prescient nove...

‹€‹In these six essays, Thomas McEvilley tackles the aesthetics of formalism and proceeds to shed...

The Man Who Walked to The Moon evokes the twin wildernesses of amorality -- the natural and the h...