Watch this space for other surprises.Hailing from the Medieval Highlands as the sole survivor of their now fallen kingdom, the Knight was the first class in the game and is by far the most standard. Thérèse Finds Happiness will be available later this year under our New Urge imprint.Īlso forthcoming from New Urge Editions: contemporary novels by Jessy Reine and Tom Bussmann.
Richard Robinson has produced an exquisite new translation of Thérèse philosophe for the contemporary reader. The novel is noteworthy for its antipathy to the sexual repression of women during “The Age of Enlightenment.” It also happens to be extraordinarily humorous. This libertine classic’s p otent erotic episodes are interspersed with discourses on a philosophy of pleasure contrasted with pervasive religious hypocrisy. Thérèse Finds Happiness by the Marquis d’Argens is the 18th century precursor to the 1967 French novel Emmanuelle. A CLASSIC OF EROTIC LITERATURE IN A SPANKING NEW TRANSLATION
Rolfe, Paul Rosheim, Thaddeus Rutkowski, Terry Southern, Yuriy Tarnawsky, Tom Whalen, Carla M. Edited by Norman Conquest, the anthology is #39 in our Absurdist Texts & Documents series-packed with art & texts by Mark Axelrod, Tom Barrett, Ken Brown, Caroline Crépiat, Haley Dahl, Ryan Forsythe, Paul Forristal, Penelope Goddard, Simon Hanes, Rhys Hughes, Alexei Kalinchuk, KKUURRTT, Rick Krieger, David Moscovich, Jason E. Nonsense in all its merry Infestations… from euphonic poesy to madcap cacophonyĬoming in June, Le Scat Noir Bedside Nonsense is just what the doctor ordered for quarantined readers -a heady dose of innovative silliness and offbeat amusements.
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Pritchett called it “… a stupendous and rather glorious book… beautiful and strange as an electric storm.” Margaret Drabble said: “Powys’s work is full of paradoxes and surprises.” We’re proud to present this trio of titles in handsome uniform trade paper editions designed by artist Norman Conquest. Eccentric and mystical, this literary masterpiece was hailed by Henry Miller as “utterly bewitching.” V. This fall, we’re publishing the first volume-(over 450 pages!)-of Powys’s extraordinary two-volume novel, Wolf Solent (1929). We recently released two collections of provocative literary essays by British author John Cowper Powys: Powys on Books and Sensati ons and Visions Visions Visions. “The only book in the English language to rival Tolstoy.”-George Steiner You can also donate to Black Scat via this direct PayPal linkwhich will help us to keep bringing out titles such as the forthcoming works below. Please consider ordering a title or two from our list here. Alas, the crunch has hit everyone and small, independent bookstores and presses are struggling to stay alive. Order now and we’ll include this lovely back cover… “You can’t judge a book by its barcode.” -Norman Conquest June Buffoonery!Īs we hunker down in our shelter here in Northern California, we remain busily preparing books to help you endure these terrible times. Sandomir, Paulette Single, Doug Skinner, Maddy Smith, Linda Klieger Stillman, Corinne Taunay, Text Fixer, Kimberly Vodicka, Tom Whalen, Femke van der Wijk, Carla Wilson. Novalis, Pata-No, Richard Peabody, Mercie Pedro, Derek Pell, Charlotte Porter, Frank Pulaski, Jason E. Lindsann, Musée Patamécanique, Opal Louis Nations, Daren Elsa Nibelly, Dr. Kasper, Richard Kostelanetz, Amy Kurman, Librairie Larousse, Michael Leigh, Olchar E. You’ll find everything under the sun from Absentee to Zyborg.įeaturing over 40 distinguished experts from around the globe, including: Adrienne Auvray, Mark Axelrod, Tom Barrett, Norman Conquest, Caroline Crépiat, René Descartes, Peter Gambaccini, Eckhard Gerdes, Charles Holdefer, Rhys Hughes, Tractor Inspector, Alfred Jarry, M. Over 100 pages! This profusely illustrated edition is a must-have for collectors of arcane facts, bizarre biographies, astounding science, impossible inventions, and cryptic definitions. This sublime paperback encyclopedia packs everything you need for a successful life of the mind into a single volume. Le Scat Noir Encyclopédie et Dictionnaire de la Pataphsique, des arts et du savoir humain, par une société d’hommes et de femmes de lettres(volume deux) has arrived. Just in time for Xmas - all the world’s knowledge in a single stocking stuffer!
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