December 2014

Fall 2014

Humberston Skipwith Cannell established himself as one of the more promising of the early imagists sponsored by Ezra Pound before World War I. But Cannell's life as a poet was one of great promise followed by many disappointments. Although he lived sixty-nine years and his poems began to appear in print when he was twenty-four, his career as a publishing poet lasted only three years. Cannell's last published poem appeared in 1917.

Nero Emperor of Rome

"All lunatics are imaginative.  With power added, sometimes they are spectacular.  It is then that they become interesting."  EDGAR SALTUS

Publication Date: Summer Solstice 2014

The Bacchante

This edition of The Bacchante by Maurice de Guèrin translated from the French by T.S. Moore is limited to 25 copies printed and hand assembled at the Danaides Press, Chicago, Illinois ~ Anno Domini ~  MMXIV.

3 by Emanuel Carnevali (Spring 2014)

Contents:

1.   A Sentimental Scheme

2.  Dancing As An Art

3.  Almost A Fable