All Sections Alpha: The Making of Space: 1999 returns as a deluxe hardcover, expanding Tim Heald’s classic 1976 book with new history and insights.
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Opposites, More Opposites, and a Few Differences by Richard Wilbur
Richard Wilbur’s More Opposites and a Few Differences blends wit, poetry, and language play into a forgotten children’s classic worth rediscovering.
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Austin Kleon Shows How to Create Like a Kid Again
Don’t Call It Art by Austin Kleon explores creativity, play, and rediscovering your inner child through art, curiosity, and joyful self-expression.
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Manual for How to Live Magnificently by Ernie Wang
Manual for How to Live Magnificently by Ernie Wang blends heartbreak, comedy, and loneliness into one unforgettable debut short story collection.
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Nepo Babies by Fran Hoepfner
The Field Guide to Nepo Babies vintage Hollywood lobby card explores celebrity family fame, retro cinema style, and pop culture obsession with star lineage.
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How I Make Comics by Kim Deitch
Kim Deitch’s How I Make Comics blends underground comix history, surreal memoirs, and pop culture oddities into one imaginative graphic odyssey.
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The Telephone: A New History by James Gleick
The Telephone: A New History by James Gleick explores how the phone transformed communication, business, intimacy, and modern life forever.
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Rebellious: The Story of Keith Haring in 12 Pictures
Keith Haring comes alive in Rebellious, a vivid biography exploring his groundbreaking art, activism, and enduring legacy through twelve iconic works.
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Michel Rabagliati’s Paul Returns in a Nostalgic Montreal Journey
Michel Rabagliati’s Paul: Y a d’la joie delivers a heartfelt Montreal stroll through memory, aging, grief, and the beauty of ordinary Quebec life.
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Robyn Hitchcock’s Stranded in the Future
Robyn Hitchcock’s Stranded in the Future traces his 1970s creative rise, blending obsession, myth, Syd Barrett echoes, and the birth of the Soft Boys.
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Joker The Last Ha Ha Is a Must Read
DC Finest The Joker The Last Ha Ha collects key Bronze Age stories that show the Joker’s shift from campy villain to darker, more dangerous icon.
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Jackie Gleason and His Secret Paranormal Obsession
Jackie Gleason explored the paranormal deeply, amassing 3,000 occult books and pursuing ESP, aliens, and life after death beyond The Honeymooners fame.
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SPACE JUNK Pilot Explores Space Through Culture Lens
SPACE JUNK Pilot blends science and art to explore how a generation views space, mixing mythology, research, and culture in a bold new publication.
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Winnie-the-Pooh Graphic Novel Brings Classic Stories
Winnie-the-Pooh: The Graphic Novel brings A. A. Milne’s stories to life with Joe Sutphin’s art, delivering a cozy, heartfelt return to the Hundred Acre Wood.
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Passport Photo Service: An Unexpected Archive of Celebrity Portraits
Passport Photo Service book reveals rare celebrity passport photos from Mick Jagger to Muhammad Ali in a quirky London archive you have to see.
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MUTTS: Sunday Funnies Volume 1: The Complete Sunday Comic Strips, 1994–96
MUTTS shines in Sunday Funnies from Abrams ComicArts, a full-color collection capturing Patrick McDonnell’s gentle humor, timeless charm, and emotional depth.
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Searching for Don the Beachcomber Tiki Origins
Searching for Don the Beachcomber explores Donn Beach’s life, Tiki culture roots, iconic cocktails, and the escape he created when people needed it most.
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