Signed Copy

Includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. or Canada.

Grand Street, Revisited, a hybrid of prose, poetry, and collaboration across disciplines, will delight anyone who loves art. In this tiny volume Paul Rabinowitz takes us to the heart of inspiration, where sparks of attention, intended and unintended, launch an enfolding journey. In “The Wish” Rabinowitz writes, I wouldn’t struggle/with the truth, inviting his readers to tangle with profound matters, such as what is and is not fiction and why it might, or might not, matter. As we ponder the role of history and memory in Grand Street, Revisited, Rabinowitz’s narrative empowers us to recall our own cherished trajectories. A heartfelt book that’s a joy to read. 

This collection is written in poetry and prose and has served as the basis of a collaboration with visual artist, Anna Hershinow, who has created eight large scale abstract paintings inspired by each written piece. This collaboration underscores the idea that the truth of art can transcend its medium, creating fruitful and valuable conversations among its pieces which can further elucidate central truths.