     City Lights Publishers Complete Catalog
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Dying To Live A Story of U.S. Immigration in an Age of Global Apartheid The real story -- and human price -- of US/Mexico border enforcement.
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King of Shadows A candid and rich account of gay life as a poet in San Francisco since the 1960s
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All That's Left Poems for social justice by San Francisco's Poet Laureate
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Tau By Philip Lamantia and Journey to the End By John Hoffman Pocket Poets Number 59 Two new books from the classic Beat period: mystical poems by Philip Lamantia and the long-lost "Six Gallery" poems by legendary hipster John Hoffman.
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State of Exile Pocket Poets Number 58 A tender, moving, and multi-layered portrait of the pain, loneliness and permanent nostalgia of exile.
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The Fire and the Word A History of the Zapatista Movement Beautifully illustrated with drawings and the most emblematic photo collection of Zapatista history, The Fire and the Word is an inspiring testimony of resistance and hope.
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El Fuego y La Palabra Una Historia del Movimiento Zapatista Bellamente ilustrada con dibujos y la colección fotográfica más
emblemática de la historia zapatista, El Fuego y la Palabra es
un testimonio inspirador de resistencia y esperanza.
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The Speed of Dreams Selected Writings 2001-2007 The literary and poetic genius of Latin America’s greatest living writer/rebel.
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187 Reasons Mexicanos Can't Cross The Border Undocuments 1971-2007 Herrera provides a fresh and accessible perspective on the crucial human rights issue of immigration through his poetry, prose, and performance. Catch the 187 Express!
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Pier Paolo Pasolini Poet of Ashes In this book, readers will find poems that Pasolini wrote during his brief stay in New York, interviews, and an anthology of statements, reflections, and notes on his films.
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The Island of My Hunger Cuban Poetry Today A dramatic selection of work by a new generation of Cuban poets to whom North American readers have as yet had little or no access.
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Local Girl Makes History Exploring Northern California's Kitsch Monuments A Bay Area historian's nostalgic journey to childhood tourist attractions reveals their hidden stories and universal relevance.
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You'll Be Okay My Life with Jack Kerouac "We’ve officially entered what might as well be called Jack Kerouac Awareness Month. It’s the 50th anniversary of the publication of 'On the Road,' and the commemorations include . . . a memoir, 'You’ll Be Okay,' from Kerouac’s first wife." – NY Times
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The Haunted House Rebecca Brown’s novel explores how a woman’s life is affected by growing up in an alcoholic family.
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