TOKYO IS DREAMING BY MITCH CULLIN
2008 PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK
Created in conjunction with Peter I. Chang’s documentary TOKYO IS DREAMING, this collection of 80 black-and-white stills was photographed by Mitch Cullin between December 2006 to August 2007. Each image captures the collective yet singular phenomena of public repose in Tokyo, from train seats to park benches, coffee houses to sidewalks, with the subjects either sitting or standing or squatting, all asleep. Only available through Workshop Lo-Vi, each limited edition numbered and signed.
Printed glossy in perfect bound softcover, 8.5” x 11”.
I WANT TO DESTROY AMERICA
Format: DVD
66 min | Letterbox 4:3 | Color & Blk & Wht | Not Rated | NTSC Region 1
This DVD with bonus features includes chapter selection, outtakes, trailers, still gallery and filmmaker bios along with film soundtracks.
With the skillful use of archival footage, collage, and Hisao's own music to address concerns of mortality, memory, and loss, this touching examination of an aging man taking stock of his past is handled deftly as Hisao's life moves from the atomic cityscape of post-World War II Hiroshima to the modern streets of Los Angeles.
—Barnes & Noble Editorial Review
One of the most intimate and interesting documentaries I have seen in a long time.
—Well-Executed Buffet Robert L. Hughes
THE POST-WAR DREAM BY MITCH CULLIN
2009 PAPERBACK
This touching, quintessentially American story of marriage, aging, and the fading Greatest Generation is enhanced by poetic prose, vivid accounts of war, and sympathetic characters whom many of us will find familiar.
—Library Journal Jenn B. Stidham
THE POST-WAR DREAM BY MITCH CULLIN
2008 HARDCOVER
Cullin followers will recognize the same sharp psychologist who meditated on deterioration in his previous novel, "A Slight Trick of the Mind."
—San Francisco Chronicle Rachel Nolan
Exacting, suspenseful, elegiac yet life-embracing.
—Los Angeles Times
A SLIGHT TRICK OF THE MIND BY MITCH CULLIN
2006 PAPERBACK
A wise and touching examination of the human condition.
—Los Angeles Times Book Review
Quite extraordinary... Our hero–our eternal hero–has never been more heroic, or more human.
—The Village Voice
A SLIGHT TRICK OF THE MIND BY MITCH CULLIN
2005 HARDCOVER
Beautiful... Cullin is an unusually sophisticated theorist of human nature.
—The New York Times Book Review
A beautiful novel about Sherlock Holmes... It’s what a novel should be.
—The Washington Post
Wonderfully written and heartbreaking.
—San Francisco Chronicle
UNDERSURFACE BY MITCH CULLIN Illustrated BY PETER I. CHANG
2002 HARDCOVER
The book is a chilling tale of a misstep morphing into free fall...Perhaps best of all is Cullin’s poetic but economical description of the plight of the homeless as John Connor enters their world in this memorable novel.
—Publishers Weekly
With a reputation for packing a plethora of themes and actions in a compact novel, Cullin provides fascinating reading....
—The Daily Oklahoman
TIDELAND BY MITCH CULLIN
2005 PAPERBACK
Fucking wonderful!
—Terry Gilliam
THE COSMOLOGY OF BING BY MITCH CULLIN
2001 HARDCOVER
A wise, witty, sometimes perverse and always profound galaxy of love, labor and loss.
—Edward Swift author, A Place with Promise
FROM THE PLACE IN THE VALLEY DEEP IN THE FOREST: STORIES
BY MITCH CULLIN
2001 PAPERBACK
After four novels, Cullin rounds up eight short stories. Only three share the West Texas setting of his novels, and they hardly overshadow the others, set in Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia, Ukraine, and Alaska, respectively. If something of the experimentalist shows in Cullin's novels, his stories are old-fashioned in the best sense, reporting slices of life as the characters experience them in language that is economical yet richly evocative because of its precision.
—Bookist Ray Olson
BRANCHES BY MITCH CULLIN
2000 HARDCOVER
The prose is a stage set for Cullin's ventriloquism, which is brilliant and beautiful.
—The New York Times Book Review Jim Lewis
A quietly chilling short novel in verse.... Cullin is adept at blending the affable and the sinister... (Branches) succeeds admirably.
—Publishers Weekly
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TOKYO IS DREAMING
Format: DVD
68 min | Letterbox 4:3 | Black & White | Not Rated | NTSC Region Free
An evocative observation of life & rhythm of a modern metropolis from dawn to dusk, with a mesmerizing score by Calexico's John Convertino.
DVD includes the full 68-minute feature film, plus over 20 minutes of additional footage. Special features includes chapter selection, outtakes, trailers, photo gallery and filmmaker bios.
With passing allusions to the likes of Duchamp, Léger, Man Ray, Fischinger and Eggeling stippling the action, this is an astute and assured tableau that's compellingly counterpointed by a score by Calexico's John Convertino.
—Empire Film Reviews David Parkinson
$17.95
