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Deep Cuts

Celebrate Coffee House Press' Deep Cuts! Get these literary gems at a major discount ALL OCTOBER LONG! Discount automatically applied at checkout.

1-2 Books: 17% OFF | 3-5 Books: 26% OFF | 6+ Books: 31% OFF

Deep Cuts

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Cover of "Gorgeous Chaos," by Jack Marshall, which shows vivid colors of the rainbow in the style of a thermogram.

Gorgeous Chaos

Cover of "From Baghdad to Brooklyn," by Jack Marshall, which shows a grainy photo of a small child smiling while wearing a yellow blanket on their head.

From Baghdad to Brooklyn

Cover of "Four Incarnations," by Robert Sward, featuring a pink rectangle in the left corner that contains the number 4, and a purple rectangle in the bottom right corner. The other two corners are black in color.

Four Incarnations

Cover of "Forge," by Ted Mathys, which has the bottom half covered in a bright orange color that contains some texture, and the top half is pure black.

Forge

Cover of "For Keepsies," by Gary Fincke, which features sketches of a small town and shades of blue to show the shadows.

For Keepsies

Cover of "Floating Kingdom," by George Rabasa, which shows a painting of a woman lying on her side in bed, and on her grows a sprawling hill city.

Floating Kingdom

Cover of "Flickering Shadows," by Kwadwo Agymah Kamau, featuring blues and golds, bodiless hands reaching for a drum, and a mountain range in the background.

Flickering Shadows

Cover of "Exposed," by Cris Mazza, which has a light pink background and a black and white photo of a broken camera lens in separate pieces.

Exposed

Cover of "Expect Delays," by Bill Berkson, on a bright orange background and blue lettering for the title.

Expect Delays

Cover of Greg Hewett's "darkacre," showcasing a window looking into another window, which shows green trees.

darkacre

Cover of Summer Brenner's "Dancers & the Dance," focusing on sketches of four women dancing.

Dancers & the Dance

Cover of "DANCE," by Lightsey Darst which has swirling ribbons of text on paper, as well as a blue background.

DANCE

Cover of "Crowning the Queen of Love," by Susan Welch, which features an image of a few people leaning against a bar in muted colors.

Crowning the Queen of Love

Cover of "Cover Me," which has a drawing of an open door which looks into a room with two drawn figures, and the foreground has two drawn hands grasping tightly to each other.

Cover Me

Cover of "Comrade Past & Mister Present," by Andrei Codrescu, which is a blue and red print with two silhouetted figures in the foreground.

Comrade Past & Mister Present

Cover of "Certain People," by Roberta Allen, with yellow rocking chair and broom as the focal point within a black and white room.

Certain People

Cover of "Cantos To Blood & Honey," by Adrian Castro, featuring black and red and sketches of different icons.

Cantos to Blood & Honey

Cover of Michael Lally's "Cant Be Wrong," with half the cover in green and the other side featuring a black and white image of a man.

Cant Be Wrong

Cover of "Breakers," by Paul Violi, in all blue with a focus on sea creatures in the center in a lighter blue.

Breakers

Cover of "Bone Truth," by Anne Finger on a red background and small black embellishments spaced evenly apart throughout the cover.

Bone Truth

Cover of "Bingo Under the Crucifix," by Laurie Foos, which features person in black and white screaming and the title in rainbow colors is directly in front of their open mouth.

Bingo Under the Crucifix

Cover of "Before Elvis There Was Nothing," by Laurie Foos, featuring a white cover with a pink box containing the title. Next to it, there is a long strip of curly hair and within the curl, there is a small pink silhouette of Elvis holding a guitar.

Before Elvis There Was Nothing

Cover of "Becoming Weather," by Chris Martin, which is a mix of blues, greens, and yellows on what looks like crumpled paper.

Becoming Weather

Cover of Sarah Fox's "Because Why," with swirling colors of blues, greens, reds, and purples.

Because Why

Cover of "Arabian Nights," by Jack Marshall, featuring a pastel drawing of a window looking at the rising moon and bordered by red curtains.

Arabian Nights

Cover of Dan Beachy-Quick's "An Impenetrable Screen of Purest Sky," on a blue and green background featuring a silhouette of a sailboat that has an empty crossword puzzle inlaid.

An Impenetrable Screen of Purest Sky

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