Now available from primitive publications -- "Lead, Glass and Poppy," by Kristin Prevallet, a riveting work incorporating past and present news stories into a "millennial convergence poem." About this chapbook, Mark Wallace writes: "Kristin Prevallet's work presents a distinctly modern witchery, a series of spells and counterspells designed to drive us from complacency with a paradoxically generous black magic. In her new chapbook, 'Lead, Glass and Poppy,' Kristin details exactly what happens when human beings take off blithely for the sun; they experience intense heat, destructive fallout, and the debris of deluded dreams. What surprise, then, that they find themselves once more in the chaotic history of misunderstood desires for transcendence." Excerpt from Lead, Glass and Poppy Review by Henry Gould

primitive publications produces approximately six chapbooks a year, focusing on present-day writing based on historical text, language or subject. Cost of one chapbook is $4.00, or $20.00 for a subscription of six. Other titles include:

The History of the State May Last, 1616, by Mary Hilton
The Haunted Baronet, by Mark Wallace

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