January
Rascal
by Sterling North
This Is Not About What You Think
by Jim Murdoch
Every Ravening Thing
by Marsha de la O
Next Stop: Troubletown
by Lloyd Dangle
Open Borders: the science and ethics of immigration
by Bryan Caplan and Zach Weinersmith
Elegiac Feelings American
by Gregory Corso
The Activist
by Renee Gladman
Little Stranger
by Edie Fake
Bernard the Brave
by Margery Sharp
The Belly of Paris
by Emile Zola; translated by Brian Nelson
Three Plays by Mae West: Sex; The Drag; The Pleasure Man
edited by Lillian Schlissel
bottle rockets, #44, v.22:2; Feb 2021
Stanford M. Forrester, editor
Flamer
by Mike Curato
February
Bernard into Battle
by Margery Sharp
Door Is A Jar, #17; Winter 2020
contains “in which the book has a dream or three”
a chapter from Autobiography of a Book
On Lies, Secrets, and Silence: selected prose, 1966-1978
by Adrienne Rich
Then It Fell Apart
by Moby
Dr. Bloodmoney
by Philip K. Dick
The Secret of the Unicorn
by Herge
Paper Trail: essays
by Michael Dorris
The Tradition
by Jericho Brown
March
Red Rackham’s Treasure
by Herge
The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the birth of the people’s economy
by Stephanie Kelton
Be Gay, Do Comics: queer history, memoir, and satire from The Nib
edited by Matt Bors, Justin Eiseinger, Alonzo Simon, Zac Boone
The Book No One Ever Read
by Cornelia Funke
You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey: crazy stories about racism
by Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar
Rhino: the poetry forum, 2020
Ralph Hamilton, editor
How To Become a Famous Writer Before You’re Dead
by Ariel Gore
The Year of the Fox
by Steve Arntson
The Sun Unwound: original texts from occupied America
translations by Edward Dorn, Gordon Brotherston
Illocality
by Joseph Massey
Doctor Dolittle’s Post Office
by Hugh Lofting
April
Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist
by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
98 Wounds
by Justin Chin
How to Make a Slave & other essays
by Jerald Walker
Best Evidence
Mark S. Osaki
The Future Is History: how totalitarianism reclaimed Russia
by Masha Gessen
Studying with Miss Bishop: memoirs from a young writer’s life
by Dana Gioia
Doom Patrol, book one (issues 19-34)
Grant Morrison, writer; Case, Nyberg, Braithwaite, et al, artists
Indigo
Ellen Bass
Our Subway Baby
by Peter Murcurio; illos by Leo Espinosa
Doctor Dolittle’s Circus
by Hugh Lofting
Sex and Death to the Age 14
by Spalding Gray
The Avengers: Marvel Masterworks, vol.1; issues 1-10
Stan Lee, writer: Jack Kirby, artist
May
On the Belize trip I read some New Yorkers and a Scientific American
Amateur Mythology
by Dale Jensen
June
Three Simple Lines: a writer’s pilgrimage into the heart and homeland of haiku
by Natalie Goldberg
The House of Men
by Stewart Shaw
Heart Earth: a memoir
by Ivan Doig
Humble Pie, v.17; Spring 2020
includes “The Perfect Shape to Drop to the Earth”
a poem by Glenn Ingersoll
Outlaw Marriages
by Rodger Streitmatter
Manga Man
Barry Lyga, writer; Colleen Doran, artist
The Avengers, v.2, issues 11-20
Stan Lee, writer; Don Heck, artist
Marvel Masterworks series
t. kilgore splice: an interview with Richard Lopez
edited by Jonathan Hayes
Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins
by Rupert Everett
July
Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, v.36 n.1; 2021
Concrete Dreams: early works
Jennifer Joseph, editor
My Autobiography of Carson McCullers
by Jenn Shapland
On Paper: the everything of its two-thousand-year history
by Nicholas A. Basbanes
This Is the Story of His Life
by T. J. Beitelman
The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers, v.1: 1920-1928
edited by Tim Hunt
Trances of the Blast
by Mary Ruefle
The Seven Crystal Balls
by Herge
Prisoners of the Sun
by Herge
Land of Black Gold
by Herge
Storage Unit for the Spirit House
by Maw Shein Win
Gingema’s Daughter
by Sergei Sukhinov; translated by Peter L. Blystone; illos by Mikhail Musano
Destination Moon
by Herge
Explorers on the Moon
by Herge
August
The Calculus Affair
by Herge
Black Rain
by Masuji Ibuse; translated by John Bester
The Complete Peanuts, 1963-1964
by Charles Schulz
Work
by Brandon Brown
The Red Sea Sharks
by Herge
Transmissions: the explorations of Wilhelmina Grace
an art chapbook by David Lee Ingersoll
The Secret to Superhuman Strength
by Alison Bechdel
Love and Hate in Jamestown: John Smith, Pocahontas, and the heart of a new nation
by David A. Price
Doom Patrol, book two
Grant Morrison, writer; Richard Case, Mark McKenna, et al, artists
Tintin in Tibet
by Herge
Black Steel Magnolias in the Hour of Chaos Theory
by James Cagney
People of the Deer
by Farley Mowat
Life Without Envy: ego management for creative people
by Camille DeAngelis
Queer Intentions: a (personal) journey through LGBTQ+ culture
by Amelia Abraham
September
The Soul Is Here for Its Own Joy: sacred poems from many cultures
edited by Robert Bly
Zbigniew Herbert: selected poems
translations by Czeslaw Milosz & Peter Dale Scott
23rd Street Poets: Eileen Malone, Alice Rogoff, Sally Anne Frye, Tressa Berman, Cesar Love
When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through: a Norton anthology of Native Nations poetry
edited by Joy Harjo, et al
The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist
by Adrian Tomine
Open Clothes
by Steve Benson
Buffalo Gals & other animal presences
by Ursula K. Le Guin
Living Nations, Living Words: an anthology of first people’s poetry
edited by Joy Harjo
Different Coasts
by Dan O.
Best American Poetry 2018
Dana Gioia, guest editor; David Lehman, series ed
A Chorus Line: the book of the musical
by Michael Bennett, James Kirkwood, Nicholas Dante, Marvin Hamlisch, Edward Kleban
Usagi Yojimbo, book 19: Fathers and Sons
by Stan Sakai
The Book of Forks
by Rob Davis
October
The Tetris Effect: the game that hypnotized the world
by Dan Ackerman
Spiral Trace
by Jack Marshall
How Did I Get Here?: making peace with the road not taken
by Jesse Browner
When My Brother Was an Aztec
by Natalie Diaz
Circumference: poetry in translation, summer/autumn 2004, v.1 n.2
Usagi Yojimbo, v.20: Glimpses of Death
by Stan Sakai
… and the whole time I was quite happy
by Marc Pietrzykowski
The Best American Poetry 2019
Major Jackson, guest editor; David Lehman, series editor
What I Want from You: voices of East Bay Lesbian poets
edited by Linda Zeiser & Trena Machado
Usagi Yojimbo, v.21: The Mother of Mountains
by Stan Sakai
Beloit Poetry Journal, winter 2006-07, v.57 n.2
Because of Poetry I Have a Really Big House
by Kent Johnson
The Area of Sound Called the Subtone
by Noah Eli Gordon
Outerbridge Reach
by Robert Stone
Avengers: Marvel Epic Collection, v.2: Once an Avenger: 1965-1967, #21-40
Roy Thomas, writer; Don Heck, artist
Beloit Poetry Journal, Fall 2007, v.58 n.1
Photographs My Mother Wouldn’t Hang
by Robert Fischer
November
Usagi Yojimbo, v.22: Tomoe’s Story
by Stan Sakai
The Secret of Hoa Sen
by Nguyen Phan Que Mai; translated by the author and Bruce Weigl
Summer Snow
by Robert Hass
The Best American Poetry 2020
Paisley Rekdal, guest editor; David Lehman, series editor
Field, n.77, Fall 2007
Disasterama!: adventures in the queer underground, 1977-1997
by Alvin Orloff
Quarantine: stories
by Rahul Mehta
A Moon Made of Copper
by Chris Bose
Black Eagle Child: the Facepaint narratives
by Ray A. Young Bear
Temp Words
by Alison Hart
ABZ: a poetry magazine, #2, 2007
Usagi Yojimbo, v.23: Bridge of Tears
by Stan Sakai
Earthquake Storms: the fascinating history and volatile future of the San Andreas Fault
by John Dvorak
Poetry, v.213 n.3, December 2018
Coming Out Under Fire: the history of gay men and women in World War Two
by Allan Berube
Cathay Revisited & Dancing with the Dead
by Red Pine
Big Cabin
by Ron Padgett
The God of San Francisco
by James J. Siegel
Sight Map
by Brian Teare
December
Poetry, v.218 n.3, June 2021
Assaracus: a journal of gay poetry, issue #1. 2011
Bryan Borland, editor
Sea Sirens: a Trot and Cap’n Bill adventure
by Amy Chu & Janet K. Lee
Marly’s Ghost
by David Levithan
The Walls Come True
by Douglas Messerli
Usagi Yojimbo, v.24: Return of the Black Soul
by Stan Sakai
In the Pleasure Groove: love, death, and Duran Duran
by John Taylor
A Year in the Rain
a chapbook by Sarah Byam
Hotel Lautreamont: contemporary poetry from Uruguay
edited by Kent Johnson & Roberto Echavarren
Usagi Yojimbo, v.25: Fox Hunt
by Stan Sakai
A Fish in the Water: a memoir
by Mario Vargas Llosa, translated by Helen Lane
Contemporary Uruguayan Poetry
edited & translated by Ronald Haladyna
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I do not include all magazines, nor do I list online reading.
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