Category: Book
William Schaff Notes to a Friend: Silently Listening
75OL-374 William Schaff – Notes to a Friend: Silently Listening book
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So, finally, the re-drawing of all the zines is done!
Notes to a Friend: Silently Listening is available for all those folks who like zines! Read some stories of love and loss, of four track recorders being stolen, and of Mexican wrestler stealing chickens!
$25 for domestic orders (mailed out via media mail). NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING!!
Jeff Danielian Undone
75OL-358 Jeff Danielian – ‘Undone’ signed book
$14.00 S&H Included
Jeff Danielian’s newest, UNDONE, a collection of new poetry and an adapted screenplay.
R Forand – Unwritten, but Pieced Together
75OL-326 R. Forand – Unwritten, but Pieced Together. A Collection of Ransom Style Poetry book
$12.00 S&H Included or Venmo $12.00 to @z75orless
66 poems written in a ransom style format. Striking words were cut from a magazine and pieced together to create each poem.
Jeff Danielian – Dispatches from the Fort book
75OL-310 Jeff Danielian – ‘Dispatches from the Fort’ book
$12.00 S&H Included
The author’s fourth volume of poetry. Everywhere; inspiration, imagination, and creation abound. Perspectives change. Understandings emerge. Not unlike the natural course of things, the cyclical nature of creative productivity goes on and on and on. Each instant marks the next. Each is a part of the other. The importance lies in the ability to discover what’s new, support what has been, and look to the past for what was. It is vital to take part in culture, to explore our environment, and learn from individuals who are appreciative of it. That is the journey. There is nothing more worthwhile than taking a moment to let someone else’s work inspire one’s own creative thought. Exist in the environment, and take comfort in the place you currently inhabit. Time moves forward. The passage of it brings about age. We are born, grow up, and die. People met and places traveled to, no matter how close or far, fill the intervals in between, and influence life on many levels. And so this new volume of poetry was born. These are the dispatches from the fort.
Jeff Danielian Remnants of a Former Time book
75OL-283 Jeff Danielian ‘Remnants of a Former Time’ book
$10.00 S&H Included
Remnants of a Former Time, the author’s third volume of poetry, presents a selection of his most recent work and a selection of unreleased material from long ago. As we move through history, that is all we have. We can reach back, access the past, reflect, and remember it.
Creep Church Landing: Poems
75OL-271 Creep Church – Landing: Poems chapbook
$5.00 S&H Included
43 page chap book. full color.
Hand-lettered poems about storms and their weather. Written in winter of 2014/2015.
Bobby Forand – Blame The Kennedys book
75OL-256 Bobby Forand – Blame The Kennedys and Other Gifts… book
$10.00 S&H Included
It’s hard to say no to your mother when the one thing she asks for every Christmas is a personally written story or poem. Based on the knowledge that the Kennedy kids used to write stories or poems for their parents as gifts, author R. Forand’s mother requested the same. Most were hastily thrown together on Christmas Eve, but all have made their way into this collection, along with four other writings penned for other occasions or to just cheer someone up.
The importance of companionship, which comes in many forms, is a major theme throughout these 16 writings, most taking place right around Christmastime.
Jeff Danielian – Walking Further book
75OL-220 Jeff Danielian – Walking Further book
[limited to 25 copies, signed by the author #1-25]
$10.00 S&H Included
Jeff Danielian is the Director of the La Salle Scholars Program in Providence, Rhode Island. He received his Masters degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Connecticut and currently holds the position of Teacher Resource Specialist for The National Association for Gifted Children, working from his Rhode Island home base on many exciting projects, including being editor-in-chief of Teaching for High Potential, co-authoring the bi-monthly column Connecting for High Potential and writing the monthly column The Teacher’s Corner.
Jeff has presented at local, national, and international conferences on many topics including the affective needs of gifted and talented students, creativity and eminence, and the school/home connection.
Bradford Kendall – Hot Spuranka Chocket, Words & Drawings book
75OL-207 Bradford Kendall – Hot Spuranka Chocket, Words & Drawings signed book
[sold out]
A privately printed book that features 100 pages of surrealist drawings, poems, and general violations of logic. All remaining copies available through the 75orLess website are signed by the author.
samples from the book
Eric Baylies – Heroin’s Rainbow book
75OL-165 Eric Baylies – Heroin’s Rainbow book
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Exclusive 75orLess Book Special! All book orders come with one Baylies Band album on cd from the label archIves.
Heroin’s Rainbow by Eric Baylies is a memoir of a neighborhood and a city. New Bedford, Massachusetts sits somewhere on the edge of nowhere, a twilight interzone at the end of the world. It is the underground history of the secret city. Big Dan’s, strip club rampages, cruising the avenue, crooked cops, high school suicide solutions, drinking problems, crack houses, shooting galleries, gay bar stabbings, god, guns, heroin, devil dogs, angel dust, acid, mushrooms, mescaline, weed, whales, wishes, dreams, and nightmares come true, they are all here. This is the way, step inside.
Eric Baylies writes for The Boston Noise and was a dj on WUMD. He attended U-Mass and Harvard University. He has played all over America and Europe in the bands Temple of Bon Matin, Bad Motherfucker, Club Math, and Baylies Band. Baylies has recorded or played with members of The Stooges, Violent Femmes, and Sun Ra. Baylies has delivered coffins, unloaded fishing boats, taught special education and been a substitute teacher in public schools, pumped gas, done dishes, tended bar and worked the door at a biker bar, and worked construction. Eric worked at a butcher shop, renaissance fair, golf ball hell, the Zeiterion Theater, factories, the Salvation Army, call centers and maybe thousands more. Baylies has lived in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Martha’s Vineyard and currently lives in New Bedford. Eric has no wives that he’s aware of, but knows where the bodies are buried.