Chunky Rice, a small green turtle, embarks on an ocean voyage, where he meets a shady skipper and conjoined twins, Ruth and Livonia, but he also leaves behind his mouse deer girlfriend Dandel, who sends him letters in a bottle. Reprint. 20,000 first printing.

Terminally Illin' is a collection of comics written during a 23 year old girl's battle with a rare bone cancer. When fashion student Kaylin Andres was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, her career ambitions went on hold and she reluctantly began a new journey. In the face of this new threat she found strength in humor and imagination, and that’s how this book came to be. With an overwhelming desire to meet her disease face-to-face and kick it’s butt, she takes a magical journey into her own microscopic body on a mission. Along the way she is joined by her pet cat, Iceman as this chemo-induced “Alice-in-Wonderland”becomes a campy, pun-filled, action-adventure. Follow along as they take you down the rabbithole into the world of cancer like you’ve never seen… You just might learn something too.While enduring harsh chemo treatments, Kaylin teamed up with her friend, Jon, and they worked on the stories in this book. The laughter helped to ease the pain. Kaylin and Jon want to share this laughter and imagination with others who might find it helpful or entertaining. After all, laughter is the best medicine!

The Bind charts the rise and fall of Egret Bindings, once the most prestigious firm of bookbinders in London. In 1910 brothers Guy and Victor Egret take on an ambitious commission: a deluxe, jewelled binding of a collection of poems, A Moonless Land. It proves to be a moment of hubris. The work triggers their ruin, watched by the disapproving spirit of their father, Garrison Egret. A darkly humorous tale of sibling rivalry and creative one-upmanship, The Bind shows once again that William Goldsmith is an incomparable storyteller and a marvellously inventive artist.