| Fruitlands Kate Colby |
| Counter Daemons Roberto Harrison |
| Animate, Inanimate Aims Brenda Iijima |
| From Dame Quickly Jennifer Scappettone |
| The Mudra Kerri Sonnenberg |
| Emptied of All Ships Stacy Szymaszek |
| Hyperglossia Stacy Szymaszek |
| Euclid Shudders Mark Tardi |
| The House Seen from Nowhere Keith Waldrop |
| Notebooks 1956-1978 Danielle Collobert |
| Face Before AgainstIsabelle Garron |
| Four from Japan: Contemporary Poetry & Essays by WomenKiriu Minashita, Kyong-Mi Park, Ryoko Sekiguchi, Takako Arai |
| Inner ChinaEva Sjödin |
| Another Kind of Tenderness Xue Di |
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Litmus Press was established in 2001 with the publication of Aufgabe #1. A year later we released our first full-length title, The House Seen from Nowhere by Keith Waldrop. Since then, we have published 2-3 titles a year, including translations and bilingual editions. We remain focused on the innovative work of emerging, established, and under-represented authors in single-author, perfect bound editions.
Litmus Press on Cross-Cultural Poetics, Show #146: Leonard Schwartz interviews E. Tracy Grinnell (editor), Brenda Iijima (author), and Stacy Szymaszek (author).
But the strange thing about the realization of existence is that like a train moving there is no real realization of it moving unless it moves against something.
Gertrude Stein, Portraits & Repetitions

