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BOOKS FROM LION'S HEAD PRESS / CHIPMUNK BOOKS. Add $4 per title for shipping.
THE MADNESS OF YOUTH by Raymond Fraser. Novel. 302 pp. $24.95 paperback. $39.95 hardcover.
"Set in the Maritimes and Montreal, The Madness Of Youth unearths the disreputable past of a respected poetry-writing librarian... An unforgettable view of wayward youth in the early Sixties."
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EXPLORING AMAZEMENT by Alan Pearson. New & Selected Poems. 136 pp. $19.95. An outstanding collection by a major Canadian poet.
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THE PERSONALITY ADJUSTMENT MACHINE by Robert Markland Smith. Stories & Drawings. $10. "Beware the personality adjustment machine, which turns angry young revolutionaries into compliant, drooling, twitching wimps!"
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MARKLAND’S COLOURING BOOK. By Robert Markland Smith. 56 pp. $10. The author asks, "Are you one of the clowns crucified by society?"
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POEMS IN F MINOR by Bernell MacDonald. Poems. 120 pp. $25. By the author of Zoopoesies.
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MORE CAPE BRETON STORIES by Jess Bond. 170 pp. $16.95. The sixth and latest book by the author of Remembrance of Love.
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FOR A MILLION OR MORE MORITICIANS by Leroy Johnson. Poems. 32 pp. $39.95.
Rare Book. Collector's item. The first collection by an important Canadian poet of the Sixties.
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DOING TIME by Raymond Gordy. Poems. 70 pp. $20. By a founding editor of The Montreal Free Poet Booster & Blaster.
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NIGHT TRAIN TO HAVANA by Wayne Curtis.
Novel. 222 pp. $24.95
A riveting story of love and deception set in a land still scarred by the hardships of a forty-year revolution.
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REPENTANCE VALE by Raymond Fraser.
Novel. 140 pp. $16.95
A satiric tale of neo-gothic horror. "There's no other writer quite like Raymond Fraser. His style is absolutely fascinating." – CORA LILLIAN HUDSON
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THE TRIALS OF BROTHER BELL by Raymond Fraser.
Two novels. 272 pp. $21.95 paperback; $41.95 hardcover (hardcover no longer available).
"Represents the best in contemporary satire. Outrageously funny.” – BEST SELLERS, New York.
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FREEWHEELING THROUGH GOSSAMER DRAGSTRIPS by Alan Pearson.
Poems. 72 pp. $15.
A superb collection by one of Canada's finest poets. Originally published in 1975 by Sesame Press, this new Lion's Head Press edition has been revised by the author.
"Outstanding quality.” – George Woodcock, The Globe and Mail.
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DEADLY MISCHIEFby Robert M. Smith.
Poems. 72 pp. $15.
From the deviant mind that brought you "I've Been So Happy Since I Got My Lobotomy" and "Rumpleforeskin Meets The Abomination Of Desolation"!
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ZOOPOESIES by Bernell MacDonald.
Poetry. 125 pp. Illustrated. $25. July, 2009
A book of verse directed at mainly young readers, by one of Canada's premier poets.
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SWING HIGH by B. J. Murdoch. Novel. 192 pp. $34.95. A tale of mystery and adventure for young readers. Rare book.
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INTERCOURSE MAGAZINE
Issue No.1, 1966. Rare copy. Collector's item. Features poetry by Elizabeth Brewster, Fred Cogswell, George Bowering, Seymour Mayne, Leroy Johnson, etc. $100.
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INTERCOURSE MAGAZINE
Issue No.2, 1966. Rare copy. Collector's item. Features poetry by Irving Layton, Leonard Cohen, Raymond Souster, Elizabeth Brewster, Leroy Johnson, Fred Cogswell, Raymond Fraser, etc. $100.
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THE DEMON WITHIN
by John Brebner. Hardcover. 248 pp. $59.95. Rare book. By the co-founder of Tom-Tom magazine.
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IN ANOTHER LIFE by Raymond Fraser. Novel. 304 pp. $24.95.
"It's a beautifully wrought story, tragic, poignant and full of rich detail. It's just masterful." — Robert Lecker
WINNER OF THE 2009 LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR’S AWARD FOR HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN LITERARY ARTS
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THE MADONNA OF PORT LLIGAT by Robert M. Smith. Stories, essays and poems. 78 pp. $12.00
From the author of "Street Business".
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THE DOGS SAY GOODNIGHT. Stories by Diane Watson. 120 pp. $20.95.
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ONE DAY THE ANIMALS TALKED by Bernell MacDonald.
Stories & Poems.
84 pp. $15.00
In creating a society of human-like animals, MacDonald reveals the world as the funny, ironic, idiosyncratic, vicious and even bestial place it is.
STREET BUSINESS INC. by Robert Smith. Stories. 93 pp. $17.00
Twenty-five unique tales from Montreal's leading underground writer.
FLASHING ON ALL FACETS by Alan Pearson. Poetry. 72 pp. $10.00
"The joy in words, the joy in presenting the romantic splendours of famous times and places and people." — George Woodcock, The Globe & Mail
OASIS by Lore MacDonald. Poetry. 58 pp. $13.95.
A poignant collection of hauntingly insightful poems.
GREEN LIGHTNING by Wayne Curtis. Poetry. 115 pp. $17.95.
"A pleasure to read, for no detail escapes his discerning eye." — Books In Canada
THE MONSTER OF MONEYMORE by Bernell MacDonald. Novel. 102 pp. $17.00
"Brilliant. Breath-taking at times." — Fred Cogswell
RUMPLEFORESKIN MEETS THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION by Robert M. Smith. Novella & stories. 193 pp. $20.
"Robert Smith captures the deity and the dust of our everyday world, blends it with soul blood and uses it as ink. A unique and mystical experience." — Brentley Frazer, RETORT MAGAZINE, Australia
THE GRUMPY MAN by Raymond Fraser.
Novella & Stories.
190 pp. $20.00 softcover. $39.95 hardcover
Features 23 new stories and the definitive version of Fraser's classic novella, "The Quebec Prison".
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